Chess Fanon Wiki chessfanon https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Chess_Fanon_Wiki MediaWiki 1.39.7 first-letter Media Special Talk User User talk Chess Fanon Wiki Chess Fanon Wiki talk File File talk MediaWiki MediaWiki talk Template Template talk Help Help talk Category Category talk Forum Forum talk GeoJson GeoJson talk User blog User blog comment Blog Blog talk Module Module talk Message Wall Thread Message Wall Greeting Board Board Thread Topic Map Map talk 0 2133 4070 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z CreateWiki script 929702 CreateWiki script moved page [[Main Page]] to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]: SEO 4070 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] myxs5w2ahh3snpr1zwib7g4rvfc8vgf 0 3460 6953 2023-12-17T22:52:34Z 92.4.231.219 Created page with "Express your [[Move]] with a '''!?''' in [[order]] [[to]] flummox your foe into instantaneous defeat. * The [[!]] represents both [[surprise]] and emphasis, properties of an upper-[[tier]] [[Move]]. * The [[?]] represents bafflement, your opponent's inevitable [[Chess Reaction Videos|reaction]] [[to]] your [[Move]]. This also signifies an upper-tier [[Move]]. ** These two properties married signifies a top-tier [[Move]]. [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Symbology]]" 6953 wikitext text/x-wiki Express your [[Move]] with a '''!?''' in [[order]] [[to]] flummox your foe into instantaneous defeat. * The [[!]] represents both [[surprise]] and emphasis, properties of an upper-[[tier]] [[Move]]. * The [[?]] represents bafflement, your opponent's inevitable [[Chess Reaction Videos|reaction]] [[to]] your [[Move]]. This also signifies an upper-tier [[Move]]. ** These two properties married signifies a top-tier [[Move]]. [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Symbology]] 9bhnw5tuouf336ich3ns6qzi45qkdl8 6954 6953 2023-12-17T22:53:06Z 92.4.231.219 6954 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Move flair|Express]] your [[Move]] with a '''!?''' in [[order]] [[to]] flummox your foe into instantaneous defeat. * The [[!]] represents both [[surprise]] and emphasis, properties of an upper-[[tier]] [[Move]]. * The [[?]] represents bafflement, your opponent's inevitable [[Chess Reaction Videos|reaction]] [[to]] your [[Move]]. This also signifies an upper-tier [[Move]]. ** These two properties married signifies a top-tier [[Move]]. [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Symbology]] 695y1w0zfl27fo2tk00f5u4xcsezofh 0 3444 6899 2023-10-06T18:48:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with the [[~Horsey]]'' The '''logical NOT Horsey''' ('''!Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that [[Move|moves]] like the [[Horsey]], except it can't move like the [[Horsey]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]]" 6899 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[~Horsey]]'' The '''logical NOT Horsey''' ('''!Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that [[Move|moves]] like the [[Horsey]], except it can't move like the [[Horsey]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] d3wz9uqir7y45aniu0j1jet20ega35q 6901 6899 2023-10-06T18:56:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 6901 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[~Horsey]]'' The '''logical NOT Horsey''' ('''!Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that's similar to the [[Horsey]], except it can't [[move]] like the [[Horsey]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] jys6h97y6m4c5nyrhl6sskrok8r34na 6909 6901 2023-10-09T19:12:50Z Milo fett 34586 6909 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[~Horsey]]'' The '''[[¬|logical NOT]] Horsey''' ('''!Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that's similar to the [[Horsey]], except it can't [[move]] like the [[Horsey]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] ghcb988g44xdpl1dicpqwtb2fsmds2t 0 3434 6880 2023-10-04T01:22:25Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "This risky move could lead [[to]] an immediate win, but only if the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] lands [[horizontal]] before [[King|yours]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6880 wikitext text/x-wiki This risky move could lead [[to]] an immediate win, but only if the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] lands [[horizontal]] before [[King|yours]]. [[Category:Moves]] k9tb82lokkjyrxueo2v99djfj1lsoqu 6881 6880 2023-10-04T01:22:43Z Craten 26192002 6881 wikitext text/x-wiki This [[Risk|risky]] [[move]] could lead [[to]] an immediate win, but only if the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] lands [[horizontal]] before [[King|yours]]. [[Category:Moves]] g3h4v7fwmcspirs37or53ynlztp1i6l 0 2452 4720 2016-04-29T21:07:44Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[L]] 4720 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[l]] 45iav09s1u7802j4absgatjfu9wkr10 5305 4720 2023-01-25T01:49:06Z Craten 26192002 Removed redirect to [[L]] 5305 wikitext text/x-wiki 1 is the highest [[Rank]]. [[Piece|Pieces]] who reach Rank 1 are the best. [[Category:Ranks]] ie1gjfzffs5fcgyeqkwystcvh7os1xh 0 2937 5695 2023-02-10T18:53:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "''Not to be confused with the [[1984|year]].'' '''1,984''' is the one thousand, nine hundreth and eighty-fourth rank— O'Brien stopped the wiki editor with a movement of the hand. 'Another example,' he said. 'Some years ago you had a very serious delusion indeed. You believed that three men, three one-time Party members named [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] — men who were executed for [[Spy|treachery and sabotage]] after making the fullest possible Bisho..." 5695 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1984|year]].'' '''1,984''' is the one thousand, nine hundreth and eighty-fourth rank— O'Brien stopped the wiki editor with a movement of the hand. 'Another example,' he said. 'Some years ago you had a very serious delusion indeed. You believed that three men, three one-time Party members named [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] — men who were executed for [[Spy|treachery and sabotage]] after making the fullest possible [[Bishop's Confessional|confession]] — were not guilty of the crimes they were charged with. You believed that you had seen unmistakable documentary evidence proving that their confessions were false. There was a certain [[rank]] about which you had a hallucination. You believed that you had actually held it in your hands. It was a rank something like this.' A long slip of [[Chessboard]] had appeared between O'Brien's fingers. For perhaps [[5|five]] seconds it was within the angle of the wiki editor's vision. It was a line of [[square]]s, and there was no question of its identity. It was the rank. It was another copy of the rank that [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] had stood upon, which he had chanced upon eleven years ago and promptly destroyed. For only an instant it was before his eyes, then it was out of sight again. But he had seen it, unquestionably he had seen it! He made a desperate, agonizing effort to wrench the top half of his body free. It was impossible to move so much as a centimetre in any direction. For the moment he had even forgotten the dial. All he wanted was to hold the rank in his fingers again, or at least [[to]] see it. 'It exists!' he cried. 'No,' said O'Brien. He stepped across the room. There was a memory hole in the opposite wall. O'Brien lifted the grating. Unseen, the frail slip of paper was whirling away on the current of warm air; it was vanishing in a flash of flame. O'Brien turned away from the wall. 'Ashes,' he said. 'Not even identifiable ashes. Dust. It does not exist. It never existed.' 'But it did exist! It does exist! It exists in memory. I remember it. You remember it.' 'I do not remember it,' said O'Brien. The wiki editor's heart sank. That was doublethink. He had a feeling of [[Death|deadly]] helplessness. [[Category:Ranks]] rxflb5mf35aabb5lilyq14zxq1xbncb 5696 5695 2023-02-10T18:54:07Z Milo fett 34586 5696 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1984|year]].'' '''1,984''' is the one thousand, nine hundreth and eighty-fourth rank— O'Brien stopped the wiki editor with a movement of the hand. 'Another example,' he said. 'Some years ago you had a very serious delusion indeed. You believed that three men, three one-time Party members named [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] — men who were executed for [[Spy|treachery and sabotage]] after making the fullest possible [[Bishop's Confessional|confession]] — were not guilty of the crimes they were charged with. You believed that you had seen unmistakable documentary evidence proving that their confessions were false. There was a certain [[rank]] about which you had a hallucination. You believed that you had actually held it in your hands. It was a rank something like this.' A long slip of [[Chessboard]] had appeared between O'Brien's fingers. For perhaps [[5|five]] seconds it was within the angle of the wiki editor's vision. It was a line of [[square]]s, and there was no question of its identity. It was the rank. It was another copy of the rank that [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] had stood upon, which he had chanced upon eleven years ago and promptly destroyed. For only an instant it was before his eyes, then it was out of sight again. But he had seen it, unquestionably he had seen it! He made a desperate, agonizing effort to wrench the top half of his body free. It was impossible to move so much as a centimetre in any direction. For the moment he had even forgotten the dial. All he wanted was to hold the rank in his fingers again, or at least [[to]] see it. 'It exists!' he cried. 'No,' said O'Brien. He stepped across the room. There was a memory hole in the opposite wall. O'Brien lifted the grating. Unseen, the frail slip of [[board]] was whirling away on the current of warm air; it was vanishing in a flash of flame. O'Brien turned away from the wall. 'Ashes,' he said. 'Not even identifiable ashes. Dust. It does not exist. It never existed.' 'But it did exist! It does exist! It exists in memory. I remember it. You remember it.' 'I do not remember it,' said O'Brien. The wiki editor's heart sank. That was doublethink. He had a feeling of [[Death|deadly]] helplessness. [[Category:Ranks]] rp4qq5f41juhtrx1jdrh040axqeaitd 5700 5696 2023-02-10T19:02:40Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5700 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1984|year]].'' '''1,984''' is the one thousand, nine hundreth and eighty-fourth rank— O'Brien stopped the wiki editor with a movement of the hand. 'Another example,' he said. 'Some years ago you had a very serious delusion indeed. You believed that three men, three one-time Party members named [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] — men who were executed for [[Spy|treachery and sabotage]] after making the fullest possible [[Bishop's Confessional|confession]] — were not guilty of the crimes they were charged with. You believed that you had seen unmistakable documentary evidence proving that their confessions were false. There was a certain [[rank]] about which you had a hallucination. You believed that you had actually held it in your hands. It was a rank something like this.' A long slip of [[Chessboard]] had appeared between O'Brien's fingers. For perhaps [[5|five]] seconds it was within the angle of the wiki editor's vision. It was a line of [[square]]s, and there was no question of its identity. It was the rank. It was another copy of the rank that [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] had stood upon, which he had chanced upon eleven years ago and promptly destroyed. For only an instant it was before his eyes, then it was out of sight again. But he had seen it, unquestionably he had seen it! He made a desperate, agonizing effort to wrench the top half of his body free. It was impossible to move so much as a centimetre in any direction. For the moment he had even forgotten the dial. All he wanted was to hold the rank in his fingers again, or at least [[to]] see it. 'It exists!' he cried. 'No,' said O'Brien. He stepped across the room. There was a memory hole in the opposite wall. O'Brien lifted the grating. Unseen, the frail slip of [[board]] was whirling away on the current of warm air; it was vanishing in a flash of flame. O'Brien turned away from the wall. 'Ashes,' he said. 'Not even identifiable ashes. Dust. It does not exist. It never existed.' 'But it did exist! It does exist! It exists in memory. I remember it. You remember it.' 'I do not remember it,' said O'Brien. The wiki editor's heart sank. That was doublethink. He had a feeling of [[Death|deadly]] helplessness. [[Category:Ranks]] [[Category:Crimes]] a4517v273xqyubz9s4v2aiehw6gygzi 6625 5700 2023-09-07T00:41:50Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6625 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1984|year]].'' '''1,984''' is the one thousand, nine hundreth and eighty-fourth rank— O'Brien stopped the wiki editor with a movement of the hand. 'Another example,' he said. 'Some years ago you had a very serious delusion indeed. You believed that three men, three one-time Party members named [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] — men who were executed for [[Spy|treachery and sabotage]] after making the fullest possible [[Bishop's Confessional|confession]] — were not guilty of the crimes they were charged with. You believed that you had seen unmistakable documentary evidence proving that their confessions were false. There was a certain [[rank]] about which you had a hallucination. You believed that you had actually held it in your hands. It was a rank something like this.' A long slip of [[Chessboard]] had appeared between O'Brien's fingers. For perhaps [[5|five]] seconds it was within the angle of the wiki editor's vision. It was a line of [[square]]s, and there was no question of its identity. It was the rank. It was another copy of the rank that [[Bishop]], [[Pawn]], and [[Horsey]] had stood upon, which he had chanced upon eleven years ago and promptly destroyed. For only an instant it was before his eyes, then it was out of sight again. But he had seen it, unquestionably he had seen it! He made a desperate, agonizing effort to wrench the top half of his body free. It was impossible to move so much as a centimetre in any direction. For the moment he had even forgotten the dial. All he wanted was to hold the rank in his fingers again, or at least [[to]] see it. 'It exists!' he cried. 'No,' said O'Brien. He stepped across the room. There was a memory hole in the opposite wall. O'Brien lifted the grating. Unseen, the frail slip of [[board]] was whirling away on the current of warm air; it was vanishing in a flash of flame. O'Brien turned away from the wall. 'Ashes,' he said. 'Not even identifiable ashes. Dust. It does not exist. It never existed.' 'But it did exist! It does exist! It exists in memory. I remember it. You remember it.' 'I do not remember it,' said O'Brien. The wiki editor's heart sank. That was doublethink. He had a feeling of [[Death|deadly]] helplessness. [[Category:Ranks]] [[Category:Crimes]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] cb0os7dclq5n0yk02i4ql10dzu4n9gi 0 3468 6969 2024-01-10T22:06:29Z Shun69420 54153237 Created page with "old" 6969 wikitext text/x-wiki old mfmh38w5gexv1xbqf4zftjji4nn04ov 6970 6969 2024-01-10T22:07:11Z Shun69420 54153237 6970 wikitext text/x-wiki '''1970''' (MCMLXX) was a common year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar, the 1970th year of the Common Era (CE) and ''Anno Domini'' (AD) designations, the 970th year of the 2nd millennium, the 70th year of the 20th century, and the 1st year of the 1970s decade. ct77xbac2y0638z4cor9mwmmvmiczvk 6971 6970 2024-01-10T22:10:54Z Shun69420 54153237 6971 wikitext text/x-wiki '''1970''' (MCMLXX) was a common year starting on Thursday of the Gregorian calendar, the 1970th year of the Common Era (CE) and ''Anno Domini'' (AD) designations, the 970th year of the 2nd millennium, the 70th year of the 20th century, and the 1st year of the 1970s decade. ohio freddy fazber sigma gyat rizzler cmh65oqrpmusnrdb9td9o0dhnobkdot 0 2787 5417 2023-02-01T20:00:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Chess]] is numerously mentioned near the end of the book ''1984'' written by [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well] in 1949. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned do..." 5417 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] is numerously mentioned near the end of the book ''1984'' written by [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well] in 1949. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In Exhibit 6, there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] pvfp1wn9tkgiv4vj4eym5lcqsc6s960 5418 5417 2023-02-01T20:01:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 5418 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] is numerously mentioned near the end of the book ''1984'' written by [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well] in 1949. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/1984#Exhibit_6: Exhibit 6], there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] c7v9mfzmn6r7tw1fo95pujgtm3hef0h 5419 5418 2023-02-01T20:07:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 5419 wikitext text/x-wiki In the final chapter of [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well]'s book, '''''1984''''', numerous references to [[Chess]] can be found. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/1984#Exhibit_6: Exhibit 6], there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] i3go8hrb15vmuieyf7vgswsigxb42ln 5691 5419 2023-02-10T18:39:58Z Milo fett 34586 5691 wikitext text/x-wiki __Not to be confused with the [[Rank]].__ In the final chapter of [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well]'s book, '''''1984''''', numerous references to [[Chess]] can be found. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/1984#Exhibit_6: Exhibit 6], there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] ejc893nc5alpbg69hjuopvt53os1q2e 5692 5691 2023-02-10T18:40:27Z Milo fett 34586 5692 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1,984 (rank)|rank]].'' In the final chapter of [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well]'s book, '''''1984''''', numerous references to [[Chess]] can be found. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/1984#Exhibit_6: Exhibit 6], there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] m9h2lpsl1sgvcxnux6khzif3e69xwpv 5693 5692 2023-02-10T18:40:46Z Milo fett 34586 5693 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1,984|rank]].'' In the final chapter of [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well]'s book, '''''1984''''', numerous references to [[Chess]] can be found. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/1984#Exhibit_6: Exhibit 6], there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] e5vbesmrbd02rtdpt6q6thx0qnam3wd 6624 5693 2023-09-07T00:41:36Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6624 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[1,984|rank]].'' In the final chapter of [https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/7/7e/George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg/220px-George_Orwell_press_photo.jpg Jorjor Well]'s book, '''''1984''''', numerous references to [[Chess]] can be found. Here are several snippets that feature references to [[Chess]]: ==== Exhibit 1: ==== <blockquote>"A waiter, again unbidden, brought the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0">[[Board]]</ref> and the current issue of ''The Times'', with the page turned down at the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1">[[Known issues|Chess Problems]]</ref>. Then, seeing that Winston’s glass was empty, he brought the gin bottle and filled it. There was no need to give orders. They knew his habits. The '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> was always waiting for him."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 2: ==== <blockquote>"He examined the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> and set out the '''pieces'''<ref>[[:Category:Pieces|Category:Pieces]]</ref>. It was a tricky ending, involving a couple of '''Horsies'''<ref name=":2">[[Horsey]]</ref>. ‘White to play and '''mate'''<ref name=":3">[[Pregnant|Mating]]</ref> in two moves.’ Winston looked up at the portrait of Big Brother. White always '''mates'''<ref name=":3" />, he thought with a sort of cloudy mysticism. Always, without exception, it is so arranged. In no '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" /> since the beginning of the world has black ever won. Did it not symbolize the eternal, unvarying triumph of Good over Evil? The huge face gazed back at him, full of calm power. '''White always mates.'''<ref name=":3" />"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 3: ==== <blockquote>"He picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and moved it across the '''board'''<ref name=":0" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 4: ==== <blockquote>"The spasm passed. He put the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> back in its place, but for the moment he could not settle down to serious study of the '''chess problem'''<ref name=":1" />."</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 5: ==== <blockquote>"His interest flagged again. He drank another mouthful of gin, picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> and made a '''tentative move'''<ref>[[:Category:Maneuvers|Maneuver]]</ref>. '''Check'''<ref>[[Check|Checking]]</ref>. But it was evidently not the right move, because —"</blockquote> ==== Exhibit 6: ==== <blockquote>"He turned back to the '''chessboard'''<ref name=":0" /> and picked up the white '''Horsey'''<ref name=":2" /> again. Almost in the same instant it '''dropped on to the board with a clatter'''.<ref>[[Special Attack]]</ref>"</blockquote> == Notable observations == * The [[Horsey]] is the most mentioned [[piece]], being mentioned a whopping 5 times and being the only piece to be mentioned aside from a [[pawn]]. It is likely the Horsey was georger orwel's favorite piece * The [[board]] is sometimes referred to as ''chessboard'' and sometimes just as ''board''. This creates an [[Chess (ambiguation)|ambiguation]] between [[Chessboard]] and [[Board]]. * There are several mentions of ''mating''. It is theorized that Georg Well was a [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] member, given his apparent knowledge on the obscure intricacies of [[Chess]] such as [[Pregnant|Breeding]]. * In [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/1984#Exhibit_6: Exhibit 6], there's mention of Winston dropping a Horsey on the board, causing a clatter. This could refer to one of the Horsey's [[Special Attack|special attacks]]. References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Literature]] [[Category:References]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] jcb7xtitpqf770x0r8z76hvhp9eo3sw 0 2401 4619 2016-03-15T06:04:13Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "This is a simplified [[:Category:Versions|version]] of [[Chess]] involving one [[File]], with one [[King]] and one [[Pawn]] per [[army]]. [[File:1d chess.jpg|thumb|394x394px]]..." 4619 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a simplified [[:Category:Versions|version]] of [[Chess]] involving one [[File]], with one [[King]] and one [[Pawn]] per [[army]]. [[File:1d chess.jpg|thumb|394x394px]] Games often end in a [[Stalemate]]. 6pzsegp098mkrbuset9au8qdyupxz19 4620 4619 2016-03-15T06:04:31Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4620 wikitext text/x-wiki This is a simplified [[:Category:Versions|version]] of [[Chess]] involving one [[File]], with one [[King]] and one [[Pawn]] per [[army]]. [[File:1d chess.jpg|thumb|394x394px]] Games often end in a [[Stalemate]]. [[Category:Variants]] 8lajnv9i9a20i5sgc0m6qs1oah4ggw6 0 3223 6327 2023-08-08T18:04:32Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "''You may be looking for [[To]] or [[Too]].'' '''2''' is a [[Rank]]. [[Category:Ranks]]" 6327 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You may be looking for [[To]] or [[Too]].'' '''2''' is a [[Rank]]. [[Category:Ranks]] eoi8u91ov4sqpe05201uxid77v7s58n 6333 6327 2023-08-08T21:31:56Z 2.97.99.207 6333 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You may be looking to [[To]] or [[Too]] too.'' '''2''' is a [[Rank]]. [[Category:Ranks]] m47lz9ldzqlg99eu7f83dbbujalb75i 0 2181 4153 2015-03-11T06:04:14Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "26 is an important [[number]] in the game of Chess. On your 26th [[birthday]], you must play Chess with your [[father]] after his morning shower. Should you [[win]], you are n..." 4153 wikitext text/x-wiki 26 is an important [[number]] in the game of Chess. On your 26th [[birthday]], you must play Chess with your [[father]] after his morning shower. Should you [[win]], you are now the man of the family, and your father must commit [[seppuku]]. Should you [[lose]], have another game! (repeat as necessary) 7elqf1ls1tqqqr2x2gupywfxrv0u1va 4154 4153 2015-03-11T06:04:20Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4154 wikitext text/x-wiki 26 is an important [[number]] in the game of Chess. On your 26th [[birthday]], you must play Chess with your [[father]] after his morning shower. Should you [[win]], you are now the man of the family, and your father must commit [[seppuku]]. Should you [[lose]], have another game! (repeat as necessary) [[Category:Numbers]] 9vu6ltdg0pbo7fxlqf9lb9orgmq8f7d 0 2579 4976 2020-01-24T21:23:46Z 80.43.218.243 Created page with "2x2 [[Chess]], one of the smallest [[Chess]]es, operates on a 2x2 [[Chessboard]], with only a [[Black]] [[King]], a [[White]] [[King]], a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing a..." 4976 wikitext text/x-wiki 2x2 [[Chess]], one of the smallest [[Chess]]es, operates on a 2x2 [[Chessboard]], with only a [[Black]] [[King]], a [[White]] [[King]], a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing and a [[White]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing. The game ends. kk556hzzrj0szbin59rakpvwzvi7dk9 4978 4976 2020-01-24T21:27:46Z Craten 26192002 4978 wikitext text/x-wiki 2x2 [[Chess]], one of the smallest [[Chess]]es, operates on a 2x2 [[Chessboard]], with only a [[Black]] [[King]], a [[White]] [[King]], a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing and a [[White]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing. The game ends. [[File:2x2.png|thumb|116x116px]] r5azdizan6xukvbpl0i1gwo7scv4bkk 4979 4978 2020-01-24T21:28:31Z Craten 26192002 4979 wikitext text/x-wiki 2x2 [[Chess]], one of the smallest [[Chess]]es, operates on a 2x2 [[Chessboard]], with only a [[Black]] [[King]], a [[White]] [[King]], a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing and a [[White]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing. [[File:2x2.png|thumb|116x116px]] The game ends. o43c19hjofwzs90nzs69n2jnnlbtcjj 4980 4979 2020-01-24T21:28:39Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4980 wikitext text/x-wiki 2x2 [[Chess]], one of the smallest [[Chess]]es, operates on a 2x2 [[Chessboard]], with only a [[Black]] [[King]], a [[White]] [[King]], a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing and a [[White]] [[Pawn]] of your choosing. [[File:2x2.png|thumb|116x116px]] The game ends. [[Category:Variants]] b4ej2t992fo4nesnggiijcu2r1zhub7 7040 4980 2024-05-24T17:20:53Z Ashoop 54473139 Rewrited this whole page. The last version was horrible. 7040 wikitext text/x-wiki === 2x2 Chess is a more simply version of the classic Chess. Instead of having a 8x8 board, it has been replaced with only a 2x2 board. === == Basic Information == While the king does make an appearence in this game, it is not the goal of the game to checkmate the king, since black would be in a checkmate even before the game started. Because of this, the point of the game is to get rid of all of the opponent's pieces. Each player has two pieces, but each player has the same ones in the same position, they are mirrored. In total, this mini version of Chess has 21 different positions, with black coming out victorious only once. == Pieces == === Pawn === En passant cannot be played in this version of Chess, due to there only being 4 squares. Promoting to a queen is still allowed though. === Knight === Knights are completely useless in the gamemode, as they have nowhere to move to begin with. Because of this, most stalemates are caused by knights. === Bishop === Bishops only have 2 squares to move during the entire game, making them more useful than knights. === Rook === Being better than the bishop, he can move to 2 squares. Castling isn't allowed in this game, as it wouldn't make sense in the first place. === King === Like I said, when the king is captured, the game is not over. He can move to any square he wants. === Queen === She has the same movement pattern as the king, being able to move to any square she wants. The only difference between the queen and the king is that a pawn can become a queen, but cannot became a king. == Positions == 14 times white comes out victorious, due to his advantage of getting the first move. All of the positions in which white comes out victorious will not be explained. 6 times its a stalemate, all of them are associated with knights or bishops; # 2 kings and 2 knights - If it is black's or white's turn and they only have 1 knight, it ends in a stalemate due to the knight having nowhere to move. # 4 knights - No piece of can move in the first place, stalemate # 4 bishops - It always ends with black and white having 1 bishop that cannot interact with eachother, because one is a light-squared bishop, while the other is a dark-squared bishop. # 2 bishops and 2 knights - Same thing, black and white end up with 2 bishops that cannot interact with eachother whatsover. # 2 rooks and 2 knights - After white plays his only possible move, being to capture the enemy rook, black ends up with a knight that has no square to move to, resulting in a stalemate. # 2 queens and 2 knights - Same thing, queen takes, knight can't move - Stalemate. Only ONCE black comes out victorious - the winning position for black being 4 rooks, white having 2 and black having 2. You see, after white captures black's rook, black does the same. But here's the catch; The rooks are diagonal to each other, white has a move disadvantage, having to move to one of the two available square next to him, both leading to his doom. [[Category:Variants]] dr6gtc52bzisihqbozsb2k50e0brwvi 7042 7040 2024-06-01T02:00:47Z 89.243.121.118 many typos corrected 7042 wikitext text/x-wiki === 2x2 Chess is a more simply version of the classic Chess. Instead of having a 8x8 board, it has been replaced with only a 2x2 board. === == Basic Information == While the king does make an appearence in this game, it is not the goal of the game to checkmate the king, since black would be in a checkmate even before the game started. Because of this, the point of the game is to get rid of all of the opponent's pieces. Each player has two pieces, but each player has the same ones in the same position, they are mirrored. In total, this mini version of Chess has 21 different positions, with black coming out victorious only once. == Pieces == === Pawn === En passant cannot be played in this version of Chess, due to there only being 4 squares. Promoting to a queen is still allowed though. === Horsey === Horseys are completely useless in the gamemode, as they have nowhere to move to begin with. Because of this, most stalemates are caused by Horseys. === Bishop === Bishops only have 2 squares to move during the entire game, making them more useful than Horseys. === Rook === Being better than the bishop, he can move to 2 squares. Castling isn't allowed in this game, as it wouldn't make sense in the first place. === King === Like I said, when the king is captured, the game is not over. He can move to any square he wants. === Queen === She has the same movement pattern as the king, being able to move to any square she wants. The only difference between the queen and the king is that a pawn can become a queen, but cannot became a king. == Positions == 14 times white comes out victorious, due to his advantage of getting the first move. All of the positions in which white comes out victorious will not be explained. 6 times its a stalemate, all of them are associated with Horseys or bishops; # 2 kings and 2 Horseys - If it is black's or white's turn and they only have 1 Horsey, it ends in a stalemate due to the Horsey having nowhere to move. # 4 Horseys - No piece of can move in the first place, stalemate # 4 bishops - It always ends with black and white having 1 bishop that cannot interact with eachother, because one is a light-squared bishop, while the other is a dark-squared bishop. # 2 bishops and 2 Horseys - Same thing, black and white end up with 2 bishops that cannot interact with eachother whatsover. # 2 rooks and 2 Horseys - After white plays his only possible move, being to capture the enemy rook, black ends up with a Horsey that has no square to move to, resulting in a stalemate. # 2 queens and 2 Horseys - Same thing, queen takes, Horsey can't move - Stalemate. Only ONCE black comes out victorious - the winning position for black being 4 rooks, white having 2 and black having 2. You see, after white captures black's rook, black does the same. But here's the catch; The rooks are diagonal to each other, white has a move disadvantage, having to move to one of the two available square next to him, both leading to his doom. [[Category:Variants]] 3lr1rmk574333figh6fssi31iepjxo0 0 2314 4420 2016-01-25T18:41:11Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "All [[Chess]], except flat simulations such as those on a [[Computer Chess|computer]] screen or newspaper page, is 3D." 4420 wikitext text/x-wiki All [[Chess]], except flat simulations such as those on a [[Computer Chess|computer]] screen or newspaper page, is 3D. kra5ymhchic03ilamylkmz4cxx70zaa 5303 4420 2023-01-25T01:12:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 added to variants, fixed broken reference 5303 wikitext text/x-wiki All [[Chess]], except flat simulations such as those on a [[Computer chess|computer]] screen or newspaper page, is 3D. [[Category:Variants]] nrz9kent8fj0kjnmg7pyqrtonvgopwe 0 3438 6888 2023-10-04T01:39:59Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A 3D Printer is considered a<s>n in</s>valuable asset on the Chessboard, not just for how much space it takes up, but its ability to produce new [[Piece|Pieces]] mid-game. Any [[Melting|melted]] [[Piece]] may be returned to the 3D Printer's Filament Tube to be processed into [[Reincarnation|a new Piece]]. [[Category:Items]]" 6888 wikitext text/x-wiki A 3D Printer is considered a<s>n in</s>valuable asset on the Chessboard, not just for how much space it takes up, but its ability to produce new [[Piece|Pieces]] mid-game. Any [[Melting|melted]] [[Piece]] may be returned to the 3D Printer's Filament Tube to be processed into [[Reincarnation|a new Piece]]. [[Category:Items]] 9dwobcn09uv685oiqzs91nuio1kkpf1 6889 6888 2023-10-04T01:41:02Z Craten 26192002 6889 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[3D Chess|3D]] [[Printer]] is considered a<s>n in</s>valuable [[:Category:Assets|asset]] on the [[Chessboard]], not just for how much space it [[Take|takes]] [[up]], but its [[:Category:Abilities|ability]] to [[Reproduction|produce]] new [[Piece|Pieces]] mid-game. Any [[Melting|melted]] [[Piece]] may be returned to the 3D Printer's Filament Tube [[to]] be processed into [[Reincarnation|a new Piece]]. [[Category:Items]] 55pvj1zgo5ygoibas2bvu20y6gykx3d 0 2351 4499 2016-02-02T04:28:05Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "=== '''Article 404 was not found''' === What do you want to do? * Search existing articles for [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=404 404] * Create arti..." 4499 wikitext text/x-wiki === '''Article 404 was not found''' === What do you want to do? * Search existing articles for [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=404 404] * Create article [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/404?action=create 404] gd49e1yhkygspn1z0320q64puw1qi1z 4500 4499 2016-02-02T04:28:53Z 82.31.22.143 /* Article 404 was not found */ 4500 wikitext text/x-wiki === '''Article 404 was not found''' === What do you want to do? * Search existing articles for [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=404 404] * Create article [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=404 404] 7cwlj48gysd1fq5vy1822nfekka6oqv 5781 4500 2023-02-28T21:08:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5781 wikitext text/x-wiki === '''Article 404 was not found''' === What do you want to do? * Search existing articles for [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=404 404] * Create article [http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Special:Search?search=404 404] [[Category:Ranks]] jw9m6278nqxrvouq4z5x0fsenndqge8 0 2698 5221 2023-01-18T13:06:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''4D Chess''' is [[Chess]] that includes [[a]] [[4]]<nowiki/>th spatial dimension (not to be confused with a [[Time|temporal]] dimension). '''4D Chess''' adds [[Department|departments]], [[to]] go with [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and [[Rise|rises]]. It is customary [[to]] play this [[:Category:Variants|variant]] inside a [[tesseract]], but more esoteric [[Board|boards]] that have been used include [[Hypersphere|hyperspheres]], [[Klein Bottle|klein bottles]] == See..." 5221 wikitext text/x-wiki '''4D Chess''' is [[Chess]] that includes [[a]] [[4]]<nowiki/>th spatial dimension (not to be confused with a [[Time|temporal]] dimension). '''4D Chess''' adds [[Department|departments]], [[to]] go with [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and [[Rise|rises]]. It is customary [[to]] play this [[:Category:Variants|variant]] inside a [[tesseract]], but more esoteric [[Board|boards]] that have been used include [[Hypersphere|hyperspheres]], [[Klein Bottle|klein bottles]] == See also == [[3D Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] au6fbkc9r8pjzqtz5dwkv99mfic24pr 5223 5221 2023-01-18T13:56:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 5223 wikitext text/x-wiki '''4D Chess''' is [[Chess]] that includes [[a]] [[4]]<nowiki/>th spatial dimension (not to be confused with a [[Time|temporal]] dimension). '''4D Chess''' adds [[District|districts]], [[to]] go with [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and [[Rise|rises]]. It is customary [[to]] play this [[:Category:Variants|variant]] inside a [[tesseract]], but more esoteric [[Board|boards]] that have been used include [[Hypersphere|hyperspheres]], [[Klein Bottle|klein bottles]] == See also == [[3D Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] jgmqm3gyk1n1vv34jm05pd2d4n5jan9 5247 5223 2023-01-19T21:41:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 improved visuals 5247 wikitext text/x-wiki '''4D Chess''' is [[Chess]] that includes a [[4|4th]] spatial dimension (not to be confused with [[a]] [[Time|temporal]] dimension). '''4D Chess''' adds [[District|districts]], [[to]] go with [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and [[Rise|rises]]. It is customary [[to]] play this [[:Category:Variants|variant]] inside a [[tesseract]], but more esoteric [[Board|boards]] that have been used include [[Hypersphere|hyperspheres]], [[Klein Bottle|klein bottles]] == See also == [[3D Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 1avz7ozk2l3qex06lfe59jyx9oyb3n2 6684 5247 2023-09-07T00:59:32Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6684 wikitext text/x-wiki '''4D Chess''' is [[Chess]] that includes a [[4|4th]] spatial dimension (not to be confused with [[a]] [[Time|temporal]] dimension). '''4D Chess''' adds [[District|districts]], [[to]] go with [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and [[Rise|rises]]. It is customary [[to]] play this [[:Category:Variants|variant]] inside a [[tesseract]], but more esoteric [[Board|boards]] that have been used include [[Hypersphere|hyperspheres]], [[Klein Bottle|klein bottles]] == See also == [[3D Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 545i37gw541dwgy8ssusx8nnxjqb034 6685 6684 2023-09-07T00:59:53Z Craten 26192002 6685 wikitext text/x-wiki '''4D Chess''' is [[Chess]] that includes a [[4|4th]] spatial dimension (not to be confused with [[a]] [[Time|temporal]] dimension). '''4D Chess''' adds [[District|districts]], [[to]] go with [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and [[Rise|rises]]. It is customary [[to]] play this [[:Category:Variants|variant]] inside a [[tesseract]], but more esoteric [[Board|boards]] that have been used include [[Hypersphere|hyperspheres]], [[Klein Bottle|klein bottles]] == See also == [[3D Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 1avz7ozk2l3qex06lfe59jyx9oyb3n2 0 2862 5549 2023-02-05T13:46:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''500''' is the 500th [[rank]] in [[Chess]]. Any [[player]] that reaches this rank is to earn the [[Grandmaster]] status. Good luck on reaching [[1000]] next! [[Category:Ranks]]" 5549 wikitext text/x-wiki '''500''' is the 500th [[rank]] in [[Chess]]. Any [[player]] that reaches this rank is to earn the [[Grandmaster]] status. Good luck on reaching [[1000]] next! [[Category:Ranks]] 6njikhw1oqm1vm02okiiewmzdkqbl1y 5694 5549 2023-02-10T18:41:18Z Milo fett 34586 5694 wikitext text/x-wiki '''500''' is the 500th [[rank]] in [[Chess]]. Any [[player]] that reaches this rank is to earn the [[Grandmaster]] status. Good luck on reaching [[1,000]] next! [[Category:Ranks]] d3qv6031a4velni4oudskp0y5fzruqs 0 3277 6461 2023-08-21T03:08:59Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "50:50 is one of the [[:Category:Lifelines|Lifelines]]. Used when low on Pieces, 50:50 adds 50 Pieces [[to]] your side, but it also adds 50 Pieces to your [[opponent]]'s side! [[Category:Lifelines]]" 6461 wikitext text/x-wiki 50:50 is one of the [[:Category:Lifelines|Lifelines]]. Used when low on Pieces, 50:50 adds 50 Pieces [[to]] your side, but it also adds 50 Pieces to your [[opponent]]'s side! [[Category:Lifelines]] mu83tq4n6j6ms0yxgj4rku4185stq3z 0 2999 5801 2023-03-10T22:21:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''7''' is the semi-final [[rank]] in the main story of [[Chess]]. It is afraid of [[9]]. [[Category:Ranks]]" 5801 wikitext text/x-wiki '''7''' is the semi-final [[rank]] in the main story of [[Chess]]. It is afraid of [[9]]. [[Category:Ranks]] iewz2pzyvda4r6sauzcjyghg9omwisl 5802 5801 2023-03-10T22:22:24Z Chalcogens 52316134 5802 wikitext text/x-wiki '''7''' is the semi-final [[rank]] in the main story of [[Chess]]. It is feared by [[9]]. [[Category:Ranks]] sw6t5yo9kh0s7w82rna4hzirvc51snk 0 2736 5300 2023-01-25T00:41:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "8 is the highest [[Rank]]. Pieces who reach Rank 8 are the best. [[Category:Ranks]]" 5300 wikitext text/x-wiki 8 is the highest [[Rank]]. Pieces who reach Rank 8 are the best. [[Category:Ranks]] jdodn54vmze8hljqx9rtl3jgo5scx6k 0 3067 5934 2023-05-25T17:24:42Z CompliensCreator00 3398859 Created page with ":''Not to be confused with [[D8]]'' A '''8-sided dice''' is a tool used [[to]] dictate the movement of the [[Chancemaker]]. This can be done either by rolling a singular 8-sided dice twice (in a gambit often referred to as the ''8-Sided Twice''), or through the use of two separate 8-sided dices. The first role determines the Chancemaker's Rank, while the second determines its File. ==As a piece== While a 8-sided dice is not a [[piece]] by default in its own right, it i..." 5934 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with [[D8]]'' A '''8-sided dice''' is a tool used [[to]] dictate the movement of the [[Chancemaker]]. This can be done either by rolling a singular 8-sided dice twice (in a gambit often referred to as the ''8-Sided Twice''), or through the use of two separate 8-sided dices. The first role determines the Chancemaker's Rank, while the second determines its File. ==As a piece== While a 8-sided dice is not a [[piece]] by default in its own right, it is able to become a piece if it falls on the [[chessboard]] upon being rolled. A 8-sided dice's party is determined by its color, not by the player that rolled it. If a 8-sided dice is not [[white]] or [[black]], it becomes an independent party controlled by a third person. Once it becomes a piece, a 8-sided dice's movement is determined by the use of an additional 8-sided dice, which is rolled whenever a player chooses to move their 8-sided dice. A 8-sided dice can move one [[square]] in the four cardinal directions ''n'' times, with ''n'' being the number displayed on the additional 8-sided dice after it has been rolled. If the additional 8-sided dice falls on the board, then it becomes a piece as well, nullifying the result of it and requiring the usage of additional 8-sided dices to dictate movement. When a 8-sided dice is rolled onto the board, any pieces it rolls into will be captured. Many Chess players try to aim the 8-sided dice for the opponent's [[King]], knocking it over and winning the game. This is not considered [[cheating]], but is often considered [[Rudeness in Chess|rude]], and many players refuse to do it as part of a honors code. ==Trivia== * Many misconceptions exist regarding the grammar of the phrase "a 8-sided dice". It is often incorrectly stated that "an 8-sided die" is the correct permutation of the phrase. This is not true, as 8 is not a vowel, and "dice" does not end with an "s". [[Category:Pieces]] c72flbity08mb54h2ht2c4yvx6qefol 5935 5934 2023-05-25T17:25:22Z CompliensCreator00 3398859 5935 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with [[D8]]'' A '''8-sided dice''' is a tool used [[to]] dictate the movement of the [[Chancemaker]]. This can be done either by rolling a singular 8-sided dice twice (in a gambit often referred to as the ''8-Sided Twice''), or through the use of two separate 8-sided dices. The first role determines the Chancemaker's Rank, while the second determines its File. ==As a piece== While a 8-sided dice is not a [[piece]] by default, it is able to become a piece if it falls on the [[chessboard]] upon being rolled. A 8-sided dice's party is determined by its color, not by the player that rolled it. If a 8-sided dice is not [[white]] or [[black]], it becomes an independent party controlled by a third person. Once it becomes a piece, a 8-sided dice's movement is determined by the use of an additional 8-sided dice, which is rolled whenever a player chooses to move their 8-sided dice. A 8-sided dice can move one [[square]] in the four cardinal directions ''n'' times, with ''n'' being the number displayed on the additional 8-sided dice after it has been rolled. If the additional 8-sided dice falls on the board, then it becomes a piece as well, nullifying the result of it and requiring the usage of additional 8-sided dices to dictate movement. When a 8-sided dice is rolled onto the board, any pieces it rolls into will be captured. Many Chess players try to aim the 8-sided dice for the opponent's [[King]], knocking it over and winning the game. This is not considered [[cheating]], but is often considered [[Rudeness in Chess|rude]], and many players refuse to do it as part of a honors code. ==Trivia== * Many misconceptions exist regarding the grammar of the phrase "a 8-sided dice". It is often incorrectly stated that "an 8-sided die" is the correct permutation of the phrase. This is not true, as 8 is not a vowel, and "dice" does not end with an "s". [[Category:Pieces]] ceqqdltb7a7k16bo0nutqvv2p15jgnf 5937 5935 2023-05-25T17:27:01Z CompliensCreator00 3398859 typo 5937 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with [[D8]]'' A '''8-sided dice''' is a tool used [[to]] dictate the movement of the [[Chancemaker]]. This can be done either by rolling a singular 8-sided dice twice (in a gambit often referred to as the ''8-Sided Twice''), or through the use of two separate 8-sided dices. The first roll determines the Chancemaker's Rank, while the second determines its File. ==As a piece== While a 8-sided dice is not a [[piece]] by default, it is able to become a piece if it falls on the [[chessboard]] upon being rolled. A 8-sided dice's party is determined by its color, not by the player that rolled it. If a 8-sided dice is not [[white]] or [[black]], it becomes an independent party controlled by a third person. Once it becomes a piece, a 8-sided dice's movement is determined by the use of an additional 8-sided dice, which is rolled whenever a player chooses to move their 8-sided dice. A 8-sided dice can move one [[square]] in the four cardinal directions ''n'' times, with ''n'' being the number displayed on the additional 8-sided dice after it has been rolled. If the additional 8-sided dice falls on the board, then it becomes a piece as well, nullifying the result of it and requiring the usage of additional 8-sided dices to dictate movement. When a 8-sided dice is rolled onto the board, any pieces it rolls into will be captured. Many Chess players try to aim the 8-sided dice for the opponent's [[King]], knocking it over and winning the game. This is not considered [[cheating]], but is often considered [[Rudeness in Chess|rude]], and many players refuse to do it as part of a honors code. ==Trivia== * Many misconceptions exist regarding the grammar of the phrase "a 8-sided dice". It is often incorrectly stated that "an 8-sided die" is the correct permutation of the phrase. This is not true, as 8 is not a vowel, and "dice" does not end with an "s". [[Category:Pieces]] 33nicfgj5chv6cdql7p7uh9pmxo5yey 6687 5937 2023-09-07T01:00:13Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6687 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with [[D8]]'' A '''8-sided dice''' is a tool used [[to]] dictate the movement of the [[Chancemaker]]. This can be done either by rolling a singular 8-sided dice twice (in a gambit often referred to as the ''8-Sided Twice''), or through the use of two separate 8-sided dices. The first roll determines the Chancemaker's Rank, while the second determines its File. ==As a piece== While a 8-sided dice is not a [[piece]] by default, it is able to become a piece if it falls on the [[chessboard]] upon being rolled. A 8-sided dice's party is determined by its color, not by the player that rolled it. If a 8-sided dice is not [[white]] or [[black]], it becomes an independent party controlled by a third person. Once it becomes a piece, a 8-sided dice's movement is determined by the use of an additional 8-sided dice, which is rolled whenever a player chooses to move their 8-sided dice. A 8-sided dice can move one [[square]] in the four cardinal directions ''n'' times, with ''n'' being the number displayed on the additional 8-sided dice after it has been rolled. If the additional 8-sided dice falls on the board, then it becomes a piece as well, nullifying the result of it and requiring the usage of additional 8-sided dices to dictate movement. When a 8-sided dice is rolled onto the board, any pieces it rolls into will be captured. Many Chess players try to aim the 8-sided dice for the opponent's [[King]], knocking it over and winning the game. This is not considered [[cheating]], but is often considered [[Rudeness in Chess|rude]], and many players refuse to do it as part of a honors code. ==Trivia== * Many misconceptions exist regarding the grammar of the phrase "a 8-sided dice". It is often incorrectly stated that "an 8-sided die" is the correct permutation of the phrase. This is not true, as 8 is not a vowel, and "dice" does not end with an "s". [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 7t3eu67ww0x32lixgs9gbe85fhobspr 0 2505 4845 2016-11-15T23:09:49Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "As [[White]] always moves first in a game of the [[Chess]], [[Black]] is afforded an extra [[rank]] [[to]] balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the boa..." 4845 wikitext text/x-wiki As [[White]] always moves first in a game of the [[Chess]], [[Black]] is afforded an extra [[rank]] [[to]] balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the board and can be used as a kind of storage facility for [[Black]] army supplies and hostages. bncavrdfp8z9put6m3gaz3415ftqn13 4846 4845 2016-11-15T23:15:03Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4846 wikitext text/x-wiki As [[White]] always moves first in a game of the [[Chess]], [[Black]] is afforded an extra [[rank]] [[to]] balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the board and can be used as a kind of storage facility for [[Black]] army supplies and hostages. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] esmxervrn4zotej2v32ijsxhg44cvis 4847 4846 2016-11-15T23:15:33Z 82.31.7.40 4847 wikitext text/x-wiki As [[White]] [[White Privilege|always moves first]] in a game of the [[Chess]], [[Black]] is afforded an extra [[rank]] [[to]] balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the board and can be used as a kind of storage facility for [[Black]] army supplies and hostages. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] d2hy4j3k3l90qn2rf60cpyh4chv9jc6 4850 4847 2016-11-19T06:53:30Z Milo fett 34586 4850 wikitext text/x-wiki As [[White]] [[White Privilege|always moves first]] in a game of the [[Chess]], [[Black]] is afforded an extra [[rank]] [[to]] balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the board and can be used as a kind of storage facility for [[Black]] army supplies and hostages. The [[Chess (German)|German version]] of the game typically '''rejects''' this rule. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] b02j0kldbqo82c2z0pd8nmu4vbda3h1 5803 4850 2023-03-10T22:24:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5803 wikitext text/x-wiki As [[White]] [[White Privilege|always moves first]] in a game of the [[Chess]], [[Black]] is afforded an extra [[rank]] [[to]] balance out this advantage. Rank 9 folds out from underneath the board and can be used as a kind of storage facility for [[Black]] army supplies and hostages. The [[Chess (German)|German version]] of the game typically '''rejects''' this rule. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Ranks]] j9jxpvvxecvua4csad5hzj2a4wxhf24 0 3078 5958 2023-06-01T06:56:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''mystery piece''', known as '''?''' for short, could be any [[piece]] from [[Chess]], except it shows as a question mark, disguising what piece it really is. The real identity of the piece could be figured out by it's moveset using trial and error, or it is revealed upon it's [[death]]. The mystery piece.. could even be.. another mystery piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Questions]]" 5958 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''mystery piece''', known as '''?''' for short, could be any [[piece]] from [[Chess]], except it shows as a question mark, disguising what piece it really is. The real identity of the piece could be figured out by it's moveset using trial and error, or it is revealed upon it's [[death]]. The mystery piece.. could even be.. another mystery piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Questions]] 0bibdquvfhupmbobimg4gylmgy82gax 5959 5958 2023-06-01T07:00:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 5959 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''mystery piece''', known as '''?''' for short, could be any [[piece]] from [[Chess]], except it shows as a question mark, disguising what piece it really is. This could pose an advantage against the [[opponent]], as it cannot predict how the mystery piece could [[move]]. The real identity of the piece could be figured out by it's moveset using trial and error, or it is revealed upon it's [[death]]. The mystery piece.. could even be.. another mystery piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Questions]] qxip9rqh52levusntpxbobpwxhentcf 6221 5959 2023-07-26T19:56:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 6221 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''mystery piece''', known as '''?''' for short, could be any [[piece]] from [[Chess]], except it shows as a question mark, disguising what piece it really is. This could pose an advantage against the [[opponent]], as it cannot predict how the mystery piece could [[move]]. However, the mystery piece's [[player]] does not know what piece it is either. The real identity of the piece could be figured out by it's moveset using trial and error, or it is revealed upon it's [[death]]. The mystery piece.. could even be.. another mystery piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Questions]] c6gf1envsoxt150f60hucmnhfyrv4cd 6358 6221 2023-08-11T16:51:58Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6358 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''mystery piece''', known as '''?''' for short, could be any [[piece]] from [[Chess]], except it shows as a question mark, disguising what piece it really is. This could pose an advantage against the [[opponent]], as it cannot predict how the mystery piece could [[move]]. However, the mystery piece's [[player]] does not know what piece it is either. The real identity of the piece could be figured out by it's moveset using trial and error, or it is revealed upon it's [[death]]. The mystery piece.. could even be.. another mystery piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Questions]] [[Category:Chesspionage]] dds451gb1iflfwo820lhnce6xbzvrj5 6366 6358 2023-08-14T09:19:15Z 78.40.233.12 6366 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''mystery piece''', known as '''?''' for short, could be any [[piece]] from [[Chess]], except it shows as a question mark, disguising what piece it really is. This could pose an advantage against the [[opponent]], as it cannot predict how the mystery piece could [[move]]. However, the mystery piece's [[player]] does not know what piece it is either. The real identity of the piece could be figured out by it's moveset using trial and error, or it is revealed upon it's [[death]]. The mystery piece.. could even be.. another mystery piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Questions]] [[Category:Chesspionage]] [[Category:Mysteries]] 63f7mreisqm5jhw9inawuiqfxasnkxr 0 2390 4596 2016-03-02T23:51:23Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Booster pack]] 4596 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Booster pack]] 4flwnk84cj4symkg9a6008ienpxfj7z 0 2419 4655 2016-04-03T05:11:55Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[A]] is a [[:Category:Files|file]] of the [[chessboard]]. When referring to [[square|squares]] of this file in [[Canadian Chess]], the letter is spoken after the number." 4655 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A]] is a [[:Category:Files|file]] of the [[chessboard]]. When referring to [[square|squares]] of this file in [[Canadian Chess]], the letter is spoken after the number. gxhyxiy82t0ogmgwo07bws4aqxg0c1x 4656 4655 2016-04-03T05:12:07Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4656 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A]] is a [[:Category:Files|file]] of the [[chessboard]]. When referring to [[square|squares]] of this file in [[Canadian Chess]], the letter is spoken after the number. [[Category:Files]] 9p9t6xaxfhkuhp70wjdtv5qsxutjl3s 5450 4656 2023-02-02T23:05:30Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5450 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A]] is a [[:Category:Files|file]] of the [[chessboard]]. When referring to [[square|squares]] of this file in [[Canadian Chess]], the letter is spoken after the number. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Characters]] 28yi4704t274528s7cu65tjqlx2gcvo 6761 5450 2023-09-19T14:40:43Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6761 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A]] is a [[:Category:Files|file]] of the [[chessboard]]. When referring to [[square|squares]] of this file in [[Canadian Chess]], the letter is spoken after the number. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] 4un4r275qcrujo3yao8cuwfq3bs1ez3 0 2434 4686 2016-04-27T17:08:17Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:A1.jpg|200px|right]] '''A1''' is the first [[square]] on the board and the location of home [[base]]. Its theme song is "<code>Call Me A1</code>". [[Category:Squares]]" 4686 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:A1.jpg|200px|right]] '''A1''' is the first [[square]] on the board and the location of home [[base]]. Its theme song is "<code>Call Me A1</code>". [[Category:Squares]] pw05sq3f3n8v52h6sdcb5zz2uzmvru9 4692 4686 2016-04-27T19:21:02Z 174.137.113.46 4692 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:A1.jpg|200px|right]] '''A1''' is the first [[square]] on the board and the location of home [[base]]. Its theme song is "<code>You Can Call Me A1</code>". [[Category:Squares]] 2cbyazqtwi81sv7b1mn6kg4qbhdste2 4695 4692 2016-04-27T23:00:23Z Milo fett 34586 4695 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:A1.jpg|200px|right]] ''Not to be confused with [[AI]].'' '''A1''' is the first [[square]] on the board and the location of home [[base]]. Its theme song is "<code>You Can Call Me A1</code>". [[Category:Squares]] 4e47h75jdet6tu4h9gpfij01tlkiltx 6271 4695 2023-08-02T17:39:30Z Milo fett 34586 6271 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:A1.jpg|200px|right]] ''Not to be confused with [[AI]] or [[Al]].'' '''A1''' is the first [[square]] on the board and the location of home [[base]]. Its theme song is "<code>You Can Call Me A1</code>". [[Category:Squares]] 36q6qsbblyui47op8drswlfboquku7y 6655 6271 2023-09-07T00:52:03Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6655 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:A1.jpg|200px|right]] ''Not to be confused with [[AI]] or [[Al]].'' '''A1''' is the first [[square]] on the board and the location of home [[base]]. Its theme song is "<code>You Can Call Me A1</code>". [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 5ybo84arb19td5jhpon1yvf1ujrsrkl 0 2721 5278 2023-01-24T10:38:42Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "How many [[Square|Squares]] are there on the [[Board]]? 64, you might think! Look again. The area A1:C3 forms a contiguous Square. There are 65 Squares. [[Category:Squares]]" 5278 wikitext text/x-wiki How many [[Square|Squares]] are there on the [[Board]]? 64, you might think! Look again. The area A1:C3 forms a contiguous Square. There are 65 Squares. [[Category:Squares]] 1lqiv0dl75xroaun9h32mgkspiogtxs 5280 5278 2023-01-24T10:42:09Z Craten 26192002 5280 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:A1c3.gif|thumb]] How many [[Square|Squares]] are there on the [[Board]]? 64, you might think! Look again. The area A1:C3 forms a contiguous Square. There are 65 Squares. [[Category:Squares]] 9c957e9f9mmnwcd46csskm6yi19infu 0 2163 4122 2015-03-11T05:05:04Z 71.82.77.151 Created page with "Square a2 is in fact a cube. It is notoriously inconvenient." 4122 wikitext text/x-wiki Square a2 is in fact a cube. It is notoriously inconvenient. rko4qqglo36tm3d6bpikwquapmikxxj 4128 4122 2015-03-11T05:08:12Z Craten 26192002 4128 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Coloriage-cube-1-.jpg|thumb|220x220px]] Square a2 is in fact a cube. It is notoriously inconvenient. cdyi077lbnpja95cu2m67d91zdqp6uf 4129 4128 2015-03-11T05:08:28Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4129 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Coloriage-cube-1-.jpg|thumb|220x220px]] Square a2 is in fact a cube. It is notoriously inconvenient. [[Category:Squares]] cllc8lnhn9usg07ge4gozstqensuik9 4169 4129 2015-03-11T07:23:30Z Milo fett 34586 4169 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Coloriage-cube-1-.jpg|thumb|220x220px]] Square a2 is in fact a cube. It is notoriously inconvenient. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Cubes]] hgunv9frtrviyymitasjy2le9fhbc48 0 2715 5266 2023-01-22T01:42:48Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "[[A3]] is twice the size of [[A4]]. [[Category:Squares]]" 5266 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A3]] is twice the size of [[A4]]. [[Category:Squares]] 0vkglf68sy3wcq3gaf41eujid5b8ei1 0 2376 4565 2016-02-25T02:23:03Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]]. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square." 4565 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]]. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square. kh8lwxs65e94qoh8pual9vef4bm1x5a 4566 4565 2016-02-25T02:23:30Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4566 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]]. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square. [[Category:Squares]] 6txncuf0qb7j3w7icz68qu010y1aa9s 6006 4566 2023-06-27T03:23:46Z Thatoneguy3ThatoneguyThatoneguThatonegThat 46321252 6006 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]], not to be confused with the God-tier opening, the [[Rowe Defense]], also called A4. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square. [[Category:Squares]] c0hnz0sd93ksgobyvp2l7xn7q21zo4x 6007 6006 2023-06-27T03:26:59Z Thatoneguy3ThatoneguyThatoneguThatonegThat 46321252 6007 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]], not to be confused with the God-tier opening, the [[Rowe Defense|Rowe Opening]], also called A4. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square. [[Category:Squares]] sidskl3qayhhoo2w7k0nqtdtuar3axg 6662 6007 2023-09-07T00:54:42Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6662 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]], not to be confused with the God-tier opening, the [[Rowe Defense|Rowe Opening]], also called A4. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] h6vy0p009mcjq6u5hps69fdqy3kvhso 6663 6662 2023-09-07T00:55:02Z Craten 26192002 6663 wikitext text/x-wiki [[A4]] is a popular [[square]] on the [[chessboard]], not [[to]] be confused with the [[Tier List|God-tier]] opening, the [[Rowe Defense|Rowe Opening]], also called A4. In 2006 it was voted 60th Best Square. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] rmmlk6nn1ma5zutopxgbvdrppnoep7b 0 2767 5372 2023-01-31T11:31:19Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "A5 is the only [[Square]] without a [[Squares with unique properties|unique property]]. [[Category:Squares]]" 5372 wikitext text/x-wiki A5 is the only [[Square]] without a [[Squares with unique properties|unique property]]. [[Category:Squares]] btqefg1cv38c53qcxqly70qia23i7uc 0 2700 5226 2023-01-18T17:30:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Square]] '''A6''' is slippery, caused by [[a]] puddle of water on top of it. Less cautious [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] may slip during the opening. The puddle evaporates about midgame" 5226 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Square]] '''A6''' is slippery, caused by [[a]] puddle of water on top of it. Less cautious [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] may slip during the opening. The puddle evaporates about midgame e7uv88oj6rfxsjvkrxgnzhu2m505ywk 5227 5226 2023-01-18T17:31:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 forgor categor 5227 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Square]] '''A6''' is slippery, caused by [[a]] puddle of water on top of it. Less cautious [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] may slip during the opening. The puddle evaporates about midgame [[Category:Squares]] c6n3j5dt75h7fgy9b54by11ljdrypp6 0 3160 6168 2023-07-26T03:19:53Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "A7, the infamous square, it shall be forever there. Forever. No piece can clog it off the board. It shall stay there… forever…………" 6168 wikitext text/x-wiki A7, the infamous square, it shall be forever there. Forever. No piece can clog it off the board. It shall stay there… forever………… 5hbex6nk85g3vy5cmshp792vzzindxp 6169 6168 2023-07-26T03:20:01Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6169 wikitext text/x-wiki A7, the infamous square, it shall be forever there. Forever. No piece can clog it off the board. It shall stay there… forever………… [[Category:Squares]] lsltz8lvauhnxkp04nv6okango71oae 0 2748 5339 2023-01-26T10:48:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Square '''A8''' has a big [[red]] X marked on it, below it is [[treasure]] ''"I hid me treasure under A8, but don't let White know, it be Black's treasure, mateys!"'' - Black [[Category:Squares]]" 5339 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''A8''' has a big [[red]] X marked on it, below it is [[treasure]] ''"I hid me treasure under A8, but don't let White know, it be Black's treasure, mateys!"'' - Black [[Category:Squares]] 1y8km1khfc1qrmu248a2n2869xfo74x 5340 5339 2023-01-26T10:51:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 5340 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''A8''' has a big [[red]] X marked on it, below it is [[treasure]] ''"I hid me treasure under A8, but don't let White know, it be Black's treasure, mateys!"'' - Black King [[Category:Squares]] cga72wu1a1kpsw3ls2x9xmzcjw516im 0 2412 4638 2016-03-15T06:33:25Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Maned Three-toed Sloth.jpg|thumb|274x274px|Aye, ai there]] An ai is a three-toed sloth that lives only in [[Brazil]]. It is popular practice to have [[Ai-controlled ch..." 4638 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Maned Three-toed Sloth.jpg|thumb|274x274px|Aye, ai there]] An ai is a three-toed sloth that lives only in [[Brazil]]. It is popular practice to have [[Ai-controlled chess]]. Ais are often housed inside [[computer chess|computers]]. jynv9gejnsyuze0x7mbaji2c7wbam49 4687 4638 2016-04-27T17:11:40Z Milo fett 34586 4687 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Maned Three-toed Sloth.jpg|thumb|274x274px|Aye, ai there]] ''Not to be confused with [[A1]].'' An ai is a three-toed sloth that lives only in [[Brazil]]. It is popular practice to have [[Ai-controlled chess]]. Ais are often housed inside [[computer chess|computers]]. hbb2xmgixeu2coebupnhctzdgr8l52i 4714 4687 2016-04-29T21:02:13Z Milo fett 34586 4714 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Maned Three-toed Sloth.jpg|thumb|274x274px|Aye, ai there]] ''Not to be confused with [[A1]].'' An ai is a three-toed sloth that lives only in [[Brazil]]. It is popular practice to have [[Ai-controlled chess]]. Ais are often housed inside [[computer chess|computers]], and are good at playing [[Go]]. [[Category:Animals]] cdqjyqpe323n5k7yqme68wa2oxrj9ws 6270 4714 2023-08-02T17:38:27Z Milo fett 34586 6270 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Maned Three-toed Sloth.jpg|thumb|274x274px|Aye, ai there]] ''Not to be confused with [[A1]] or [[Al]].'' An ai is a three-toed sloth that lives only in [[Brazil]]. It is popular practice to have [[Ai-controlled chess]]. Ais are often housed inside [[computer chess|computers]], and are good at playing [[Go]]. [[Category:Animals]] 0oot1zntz007prdwels9j67ugh4p36r 6674 6270 2023-09-07T00:58:19Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6674 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Maned Three-toed Sloth.jpg|thumb|274x274px|Aye, ai there]] ''Not to be confused with [[A1]] or [[Al]].'' An ai is a three-toed sloth that lives only in [[Brazil]]. It is popular practice to have [[Ai-controlled chess]]. Ais are often housed inside [[computer chess|computers]], and are good at playing [[Go]]. [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 76hjq7nb7e7t8robfx8dkx8vfrxugiz 0 2534 4899 2016-12-30T21:48:50Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "'''A Day At The Lake '''is the upcoming se/prequel to [[Chess]]." 4899 wikitext text/x-wiki '''A Day At The Lake '''is the upcoming se/prequel to [[Chess]]. 0q0qogjhjkznw4ln75tkjojtsz1jm35 6210 4899 2023-07-26T19:46:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6210 wikitext text/x-wiki '''A Day At The Lake '''is the upcoming se/prequel to [[Chess]]. [[Category:Variants]] nxxnvlqe5iwfhjfy6srzf7aycigrohx 0 2161 4118 2015-03-11T05:04:09Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Add a marble into your game to really [[spice]] things up!!" 4118 wikitext text/x-wiki Add a marble into your game to really [[spice]] things up!! fihju7lx7k39v9xiaiayhatu69r13wr 4119 4118 2015-03-11T05:04:16Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4119 wikitext text/x-wiki Add a marble into your game to really [[spice]] things up!! [[Category:Pieces]] aqbep51byyfzsjrkd9xcwvmp6k64dgb 4170 4119 2015-03-11T07:24:34Z Milo fett 34586 4170 wikitext text/x-wiki Add a marble into your game to really [[spice]] things up!! [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heresy]] gvb1p7v3gojr2tvt5gjiznlnz2v9a6e 0 3402 6817 2023-09-28T14:20:03Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Ascension]] 6817 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Ascension]] gp7svvn0o1t4nzhox872my8y5rk9xaw 0 2257 4320 2015-03-17T19:14:55Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Achievement'''s are the ultimate goal of Chess. Created by the developers of Chess at its launch, the full list is unknown as many are hidden. No one has yet gotten all of ..." 4320 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Achievement'''s are the ultimate goal of Chess. Created by the developers of Chess at its launch, the full list is unknown as many are hidden. No one has yet gotten all of the achievements due to difficult conditions (for example, '''Perfect Day''' requires the player to convert all of their [[pawn]]s into [[Queen]]s), secret conditions (no one is yet sure how to earn '''French and Indian War''', e.g.), and hidden achievements (there are at least fifty achievements that have so far not been publicly revealed). [[Bobby Fischer]] currently holds the record for highest Chess Gamerscore. 98go0iw3mg56a5gn5rq5k9lipdi3chm 4321 4320 2015-03-17T19:16:12Z Milo fett 34586 4321 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Achievement'''s are the ultimate goal of Chess. Created by the developers of Chess at its launch, the full list is unknown as many are hidden. No one has yet gotten all of the achievements due to difficult conditions (for example, '''Perfect Day''' requires the player to convert all of their [[pawn]]s into [[Queen]]s without losing any pieces), secret conditions (no one is yet sure how to earn '''French and Indian War''', e.g.), disputed records (doubt has been cast upon the validity of [[Billy Mitchell]]'s record-breaking Chess speedrun video) and hidden achievements (there are at least fifty achievements that have so far not been publicly revealed). [[Bobby Fischer]] currently holds the record for highest Chess Gamerscore. r29lp92vq78dw84uq7ycvtbvk7gdz0n 4322 4321 2015-03-17T19:16:37Z Milo fett 34586 4322 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Achievement'''s are the ultimate goal of Chess. Created by the developers of Chess at its launch, the full list is unknown as many are hidden. No one has yet gotten all of the achievements due to difficult conditions (for example, '''Perfect Day''' requires the player to convert all of their [[pawn]]s into [[Queen]]s without losing any pieces), secret conditions (no one is yet sure how to earn '''French and Indian War''', e.g.), disputed records (doubt has been cast upon the validity of [[Billy Mitchell]]'s record-breaking Chess speedrun video), and hidden achievements (there are at least sixty achievements that have so far not been publicly revealed). [[Bobby Fischer]] currently holds the record for highest Chess Gamerscore. qxxu1puagep5uz21ssno7n4eoec9n6k 6211 4322 2023-07-26T19:46:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6211 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Achievement'''s are the ultimate goal of Chess. Created by the developers of Chess at its launch, the full list is unknown as many are hidden. No one has yet gotten all of the achievements due to difficult conditions (for example, '''Perfect Day''' requires the player to convert all of their [[pawn]]s into [[Queen]]s without losing any pieces), secret conditions (no one is yet sure how to earn '''French and Indian War''', e.g.), disputed records (doubt has been cast upon the validity of [[Billy Mitchell]]'s record-breaking Chess speedrun video), and hidden achievements (there are at least sixty achievements that have so far not been publicly revealed). [[Bobby Fischer]] currently holds the record for highest Chess Gamerscore. [[Category:Mechanics]] omuwuq74z6hu3w314pwddve8l8j7d0n 0 3258 6423 2023-08-16T23:13:31Z 2.97.99.207 Created blank page 6423 wikitext text/x-wiki phoiac9h4m842xq45sp7s6u21eteeq1 0 2246 4295 2015-03-15T23:34:36Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "Using '''Acid '''in [[Chess ]] is considered '''cheating'''." 4295 wikitext text/x-wiki Using '''Acid '''in [[Chess ]] is considered '''cheating'''. baqxmawzll97hqada44a14x7qrxj4tw 4727 4295 2016-04-29T21:18:58Z Milo fett 34586 4727 wikitext text/x-wiki Using '''Acid '''in [[Chess ]] is considered '''[[cheating]]'''. jlw3gcr7688o2jpqvlq4o35hqjk0qyg 6212 4727 2023-07-26T19:46:48Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6212 wikitext text/x-wiki Using '''Acid '''in [[Chess ]] is considered '''[[cheating]]'''. [[Category:Cheating]] ikcqxd6y3uaai1t6qgg1hra8m5pxacr 0 3334 6577 2023-08-31T11:12:05Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[https://antonsem.itch.io/action-chess Action Chess] is a Chess without the [[Known flaws of Chess|crutch]] of [[Turn|turns]]. Action Chess makes Chess a much less [[Known flaws of Chess|boring]] game due to real-time assault tactics. [[White]] doesn't even go first. At the next [[Chess Summit]], we shall vote on whether '''Action Chess''' should replace [[vanilla Chess]]. It's [[Betting|definitely]] going [[to]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 6577 wikitext text/x-wiki [https://antonsem.itch.io/action-chess Action Chess] is a Chess without the [[Known flaws of Chess|crutch]] of [[Turn|turns]]. Action Chess makes Chess a much less [[Known flaws of Chess|boring]] game due to real-time assault tactics. [[White]] doesn't even go first. At the next [[Chess Summit]], we shall vote on whether '''Action Chess''' should replace [[vanilla Chess]]. It's [[Betting|definitely]] going [[to]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]]. [[Category:Variants]] ax7l0qqr7f694wpaafqljm2wqho20f7 0 2493 4819 2016-09-15T20:21:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Actress''' is a [[piece]] commonly used for its synergy with the [[Bishop]]. When both pieces are on the [[board]], it is capable of informing the Bishop of a number of..." 4819 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Actress''' is a [[piece]] commonly used for its synergy with the [[Bishop]]. When both pieces are on the [[board]], it is capable of informing the Bishop of a number of surprising developments. [[Category:Pieces]] jxtawomoyoqq13nvgbw95intuxf8si8 7051 4819 2024-06-17T23:37:57Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7051 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Actress''' is a [[piece]] commonly used for its synergy with the [[Bishop]]. When both pieces are on the [[board]], it is capable of informing the Bishop of a number of surprising developments. The Actress cannot take out the other Actress. [[Category:Pieces]] 3b9yo5dthdpzre2ecgchbh1jgwutedt 0 3287 6479 2023-08-21T14:43:58Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "Before, after and between each move, players without a [[Premium Chess|Premium Membership]] must watch an [[Advertisement]]. Players with Premium Membership only get half as many adverts. Common advertisements are for: * [[Premium Membership]] * [[Chess]] * [[List of Chess Win Conditions|How to win at Chess]] * [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] [[Category:Real Life Events]]" 6479 wikitext text/x-wiki Before, after and between each move, players without a [[Premium Chess|Premium Membership]] must watch an [[Advertisement]]. Players with Premium Membership only get half as many adverts. Common advertisements are for: * [[Premium Membership]] * [[Chess]] * [[List of Chess Win Conditions|How to win at Chess]] * [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] p5e4j4wnb5hdhq5umsudtjs5w342d4v 6480 6479 2023-08-21T14:45:10Z 78.40.233.11 6480 wikitext text/x-wiki Before, after and between each move, players without a [[Premium Chess|Premium Membership]] must watch an [[Advertisement]]. Players with Premium Membership only get half as many adverts. Common advertisements are for: * [[Premium Chess|Premium Membership]] * [[Chess]] * [[List of Chess Win Conditions|How to win at Chess]] * [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] mkks9kai22vuuteo2ltrgqehlduq3kv 0 3518 7152 2024-06-29T03:41:30Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Created page with "The '''Ad Bishop''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Bishop]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. [[Category:Pieces]]" 7152 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Bishop''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Bishop]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. [[Category:Pieces]] t9z434xmq7g79lsutkgvrlc8pbk9vqh 7155 7152 2024-06-29T13:54:04Z 78.40.233.12 7155 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Bishop''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Bishop]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] njptqoadbtiwjammp282zvpjvvl4wsg 7160 7155 2024-06-29T17:58:43Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7160 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Bishop''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Bishop]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]] 0unfsnvc61935xdxr1xbrdjc3jkziis 0 3522 7170 2024-07-03T05:36:33Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Created page with "The '''Ad Horsey''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Horsey]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]]" 7170 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Horsey''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Horsey]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]] 7pfc5lwft5rliwzx20z4ce7nlw31h8w 0 3523 7171 2024-07-07T00:13:08Z 2.97.111.236 Created page with "The '''Ad Nauseum''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Nauseum]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from.{{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]]" 7171 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Nauseum''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Nauseum]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from.{{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]] ds7x4j282bexhopf439w4ywjowp8fym 0 3528 7178 2024-07-09T18:40:17Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Created page with "The '''Ad Pawn''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Pawn]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Horsey]], [[Ad Bishop]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]]" 7178 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Pawn''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Pawn]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Horsey]], [[Ad Bishop]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]] gr6gbkyppxouh9s4fmx2yf4i8ywws1q 0 3532 7183 2024-07-23T07:53:18Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Created page with "The '''Ad Queen''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]] and [[Ad Horsey]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]]" 7183 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Queen''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Rook]], [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]] and [[Ad Horsey]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]] bhehbgiek0skn64c3zp57i1btodza27 0 3519 7156 2024-06-29T17:52:02Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Created page with "The '''Ad Rook''' is a piece that look like a normal Rook. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from." 7156 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Rook''' is a piece that look like a normal Rook. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. cqistmakf5kx85uwwv1pzq2gg0ukcwr 7168 7156 2024-07-01T06:08:03Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7168 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Ad Rook''' is a piece that look like a normal [[Rook]]. At some point, this piece shout out the sponsor. This along with [[Ad Bishop]], [[Ad Pawn]], [[Ad Horsey]] and [[Ad Queen]] are impossible to escape from. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Annoying Pieces]] 0nzl8p4i1w0io28cfo93rhtnuo446o1 0 3573 7288 2024-12-20T13:57:49Z Johncena1010 56446448 Created page with "[[Sun Tzu]] the brilliant" 7288 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Sun Tzu]] the brilliant cbcs0d75no3ln9g5snmf5w2lpnfjfrj 0 3353 6697 2023-09-07T01:18:19Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "= Want to advertise in [[Chess]]? Here's your [[chance]]! = Associate your brand with any Square you can imagine! Any Piece landing on your Square will be blasted with an unskippable ad. The ad will continue until they buy your product or service. And this could be yours for only $£€ per [[Turn]]! [[Pyramid Chess|Sign up now]]! [[Category:Distractions]]" 6697 wikitext text/x-wiki = Want to advertise in [[Chess]]? Here's your [[chance]]! = Associate your brand with any Square you can imagine! Any Piece landing on your Square will be blasted with an unskippable ad. The ad will continue until they buy your product or service. And this could be yours for only $£€ per [[Turn]]! [[Pyramid Chess|Sign up now]]! [[Category:Distractions]] kp3y44vvkjp9p2z3josobqqog98qn2u 0 3257 6422 2023-08-16T23:12:31Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "In the heady [[Afterchess]] of a [[Gilded Checkmate|gilded checkmate]], each player may feel the need [[to]] [[take]] a break. It is important to resist this urge and [[Setup|set up]] a new game of Chess asap. [[Category:Time]]" 6422 wikitext text/x-wiki In the heady [[Afterchess]] of a [[Gilded Checkmate|gilded checkmate]], each player may feel the need [[to]] [[take]] a break. It is important to resist this urge and [[Setup|set up]] a new game of Chess asap. [[Category:Time]] klj6m6hnrrf86ki5le81its2r98t2y1 0 2477 4781 2016-07-13T05:44:57Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Al''' is an [[AI]] who lives on [[A1]]. He gives tutorial information to new players, much of which consists of nodding and smiling wisely while failing to impart any actua..." 4781 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Al''' is an [[AI]] who lives on [[A1]]. He gives tutorial information to new players, much of which consists of nodding and smiling wisely while failing to impart any actual advice. His name is short for '''Alonzo'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] sps2ejdogbjispyolaxosbpmfq0hpom 4782 4781 2016-07-13T05:45:22Z Milo fett 34586 4782 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Al''' is an [[AI]] who lives on [[A1]]. He gives [[tutorial]] information to new [[player]]s, much of which consists of nodding and smiling wisely while failing to impart any actual advice. His name is short for '''Alonzo'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] 0mmg85a4zmele17z60djssa8ljob0wh 0 2815 5475 2023-02-03T13:16:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "{{CharacterProfile | title1=Albert Einstein | image1=Einstein.webp | caption1=Example | name=Albert Einstein | status=<span style="color:lightgreen;">Alive</span> | occupation=Physicist | age=143 | species=Human | gender=Male | first_appearance=Real life | last_appearance=Theoretical Chess }} '''Albert Einstein''' is a theoretical physicist known for indulging in physics, sciense and mathematics. His magnum opus is the [[Theory of Relativity]]. ==A..." 5475 wikitext text/x-wiki {{CharacterProfile | title1=Albert Einstein | image1=Einstein.webp | caption1=Example | name=Albert Einstein | status=<span style="color:lightgreen;">Alive</span> | occupation=Physicist | age=143 | species=Human | gender=Male | first_appearance=Real life | last_appearance=Theoretical Chess }} '''Albert Einstein''' is a theoretical physicist known for indulging in physics, sciense and mathematics. His magnum opus is the [[Theory of Relativity]]. ==Appearances== '''Albert Einstein''' first appeared in [[Real Life|real life]] in 1879 March 14th where he went on [[to]] become a theoretical physicist and developed theories such as the iconic [[Theory of Relativity]]. He is currently present in the [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]]: [[Theoretical Chess]] and remains active. == See also == * [[Stephen Hawking]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Physicists]] [[Category:Science]] 1vxdgy4tpdupibtqdwdqajo3wz6jqjy 0 2755 5347 2023-01-27T20:43:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Gator.png|thumb]] The '''Alligator''' is one of the many [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] from [[Chess]]. It's moveset is like the [[Bishop]] but it has [[to]] [[Jumping|jump]] over 1 enemy [[piece]] ''"See you later alligator"'' - Chess, when an alligator is captured == Known issues == * Due to an error, it is often confused for the [[Crocodile]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 5347 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Gator.png|thumb]] The '''Alligator''' is one of the many [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] from [[Chess]]. It's moveset is like the [[Bishop]] but it has [[to]] [[Jumping|jump]] over 1 enemy [[piece]] ''"See you later alligator"'' - Chess, when an alligator is captured == Known issues == * Due to an error, it is often confused for the [[Crocodile]] [[Category:Pieces]] c99slnu7hxpw63lo0qhqe8abo76p6nk 5842 5347 2023-05-06T17:06:53Z GenEric1110 46567414 5842 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Gator.png|thumb]] The '''Alligator''' is one of the many [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] from [[Chess]]. It's moveset is like the [[Bishop]] but it has [[to]] [[Jumping|jump]] over 1 enemy [[piece]] ''"See you later alligator"'' - Chess, when an alligator is captured == Synergy with The Moat == If a moat as been carved into the board any Alligator piece placed in a moat lane will lose its ability to move north and south but will become able to capture any enemy pieces that enter the moat until it is captured, a swift board turn can shake-off the alligator so this move has its risks. == Balance Concerns == The alligator as changed the speedrunning scene of chess, since lining up a alligator piece agaist the [[king]] lets the player skip the enemy pawn and capture the king inmediatally, Chess grandmasters argue this can be simply evaded by [[Not Playing Chess]]. == Known issues == * Due to an error, it is often confused for the [[Crocodile]] [[Category:Pieces]] as60gh3uqt23sdujtav2pch55syix2s 7031 5842 2024-04-27T16:42:06Z 73.94.134.170 /* Synergy with The Moat */ 7031 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Gator.png|thumb]] The '''Alligator''' is one of the many [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] from [[Chess]]. It's moveset is like the [[Bishop]] but it has [[to]] [[Jumping|jump]] over 1 enemy [[piece]] ''"See you later alligator"'' - Chess, when an alligator is captured == Synergy with The Moat == If a moat has been carved into the board any Alligator piece placed in a moat lane will lose its ability to move north and south but will become able to capture any enemy pieces that enter the moat until it is captured, a swift board turn can shake-off the alligator so this move has its risks. == Balance Concerns == The alligator has changed the speedrunning scene of chess, since lining up a alligator piece agaist the [[king]] lets the player skip the enemy pawn and capture the king inmediatally, Chess grandmasters argue this can be simply evaded by [[Not Playing Chess]]. == Known issues == * Due to an error, it is often confused for the [[Crocodile]] [[Category:Pieces]] sjgnzvoha6kj3s6dfnzkf59wmqy9h11 0 3383 6780 2023-09-21T17:28:27Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Alliteration is the act of lining up all of your [[Piece|Pieces]] in one [[File]]. It is considered a particularly low-tier [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] and causes responses such as "Why?". [[Category:Terminology]]" 6780 wikitext text/x-wiki Alliteration is the act of lining up all of your [[Piece|Pieces]] in one [[File]]. It is considered a particularly low-tier [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] and causes responses such as "Why?". [[Category:Terminology]] 7j5sj3v97wuj2pxejv9124lti9t204s 0 2795 5442 2023-02-02T19:58:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''American Chess''' (also known as United States Chess, or US Chess for short) is a [[:Category:Variants|variant of Chess]] that adds several changes to the [[game]] in order to make it more patriotic towards the [[United States of America|USA]]. == Notable changes == * The [[board]] is replaced with the [[Declaration of Independence]]. * The Declaration of Independence is divided into 50 [[:Category:Squares|squares]], to reflect the 50 states * The [[Pawn|pawns]] are..." 5442 wikitext text/x-wiki '''American Chess''' (also known as United States Chess, or US Chess for short) is a [[:Category:Variants|variant of Chess]] that adds several changes to the [[game]] in order to make it more patriotic towards the [[United States of America|USA]]. == Notable changes == * The [[board]] is replaced with the [[Declaration of Independence]]. * The Declaration of Independence is divided into 50 [[:Category:Squares|squares]], to reflect the 50 states * The [[Pawn|pawns]] are replaced by the [[Naval Chess|Navy]] * The [[King|Kings]] are replaced by the current US president, and the last US president. (currently [[Joe Biden]] vs [[Donald Trump]]) * Every [[piece]] has a [[gun]] * [[Bald Eagle|Balled eagles]] are added to each team == Trivia == * [[Moon Landing|Moon landing]] was introduced in this variant == See also == * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] t487bfq092o5127lim6bly6pztmg4c8 5576 5442 2023-02-06T02:53:15Z Craten 26192002 5576 wikitext text/x-wiki '''American Chess''' (also known as United States Chess, or US Chess for short) is a [[:Category:Variants|variant of Chess]] that adds several changes to the [[game]] in order to make it more patriotic towards the [[United States of America|USA]]. == Notable changes == * The [[board]] is replaced with the [[Declaration of Independence]]. * The Declaration of Independence is divided into 50 [[:Category:Squares|squares]], to reflect the 50 states * The [[Pawn|pawns]] are replaced by the [[Naval Chess|Navy]] * The [[King|Kings]] are replaced by the current US president, and the last US president. (currently [[Joe Biden]] vs [[Donald Trump]]) * Every [[piece]] has a [[Chess Gun|gun]] * [[Bald Eagle|Balled eagles]] are added to each team == Trivia == * [[Moon Landing|Moon landing]] was introduced in this variant == See also == * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] nyem067kt4gy9gnatxqnjk0ddbcig2r 5577 5576 2023-02-06T02:54:08Z Craten 26192002 5577 wikitext text/x-wiki '''American Chess''' (also known as United States Chess, or US Chess for short) is a [[:Category:Variants|variant of Chess]] that adds several changes to the [[game]] in order to make it more patriotic towards the [[United States of America|USA]]. == Notable changes == * The [[board]] is replaced with the [[Declaration of Independence]]. * The Declaration of Independence is divided into 50 [[:Category:Squares|squares]], to reflect the 50 states * The [[Pawn|pawns]] are replaced by the [[Naval Chess|Navy]] * The [[King|Kings]] are replaced by the current US president, and the last US president. (currently [[Joe Biden]] vs [[Donald Trump]]) * Every [[piece]] has a [[Chess Gun|gun]] * [[Bald Eagle|Balled eagles]] are added to each team == Trivia == * [[Moon Landing|Moon landing]] was introduced in this variant **or so they'd have you believe == See also == * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 6vos6vdql09x7rk5jphh01qgaqy6pvl 7030 5577 2024-04-27T14:50:18Z 174.175.182.75 /* Notable changes */ 7030 wikitext text/x-wiki '''American Chess''' (also known as United States Chess, or US Chess for short) is a [[:Category:Variants|variant of Chess]] that adds several changes to the [[game]] in order to make it more patriotic towards the [[United States of America|USA]]. == Notable changes == * The [[board]] is replaced with the [[Declaration of Independence]]. * The Declaration of Independence is divided into 50 [[:Category:Squares|squares]], to reflect the 50 states * The [[Pawn|pawns]] are replaced by the [[Naval Chess|Navy]] * The [[King|Kings]] are replaced by the current US president, and the last US president. (currently [[Joe Biden]] vs [[Donald Trump]]) * Every [[piece]] has a [[Chess Gun|gun]] * [[Bald Eagle|Balled eagles]] (not to be confused with bald eagles) are added to each team == Trivia == * [[Moon Landing|Moon landing]] was introduced in this variant **or so they'd have you believe == See also == * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] bfqzguplqujn1uu7qtnp4fo79kpnbac 0 3159 6164 2023-07-26T03:06:26Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''Amethyst King''' is the husband of [[Amethyst Queen]]. '''He''' was taken away by [[Doodle Queen]] and now the [[Amethyst Queen]] is teleporting on chessboards in order to find the '''Amethyst King'''. [[File:Amethyst king.png|thumb|The amethyst king]] '''He''' was kidnapped and then shattered, mined by the [[Doodle Queen]]." 6164 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Amethyst King''' is the husband of [[Amethyst Queen]]. '''He''' was taken away by [[Doodle Queen]] and now the [[Amethyst Queen]] is teleporting on chessboards in order to find the '''Amethyst King'''. [[File:Amethyst king.png|thumb|The amethyst king]] '''He''' was kidnapped and then shattered, mined by the [[Doodle Queen]]. bw8oqtu70yed0gvpvk9xare80to0rzc 6165 6164 2023-07-26T03:06:33Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6165 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Amethyst King''' is the husband of [[Amethyst Queen]]. '''He''' was taken away by [[Doodle Queen]] and now the [[Amethyst Queen]] is teleporting on chessboards in order to find the '''Amethyst King'''. [[File:Amethyst king.png|thumb|The amethyst king]] '''He''' was kidnapped and then shattered, mined by the [[Doodle Queen]]. [[Category:Pieces]] sgtjxkba9ikhbykt3vesskcxjj6srhw 0 3137 6117 2023-07-26T01:25:16Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''Amethyst Queen''' is a queen piece, she is finding '''Amethyst King''' because he went missing 2 years ago. [[File:Amethyst Queen.png|thumb|Amethyst Queen]] There are chances '''she''' could ''appear'' in '''''your''''' chessboard. She appears because she is finding her husband." 6117 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Amethyst Queen''' is a queen piece, she is finding '''Amethyst King''' because he went missing 2 years ago. [[File:Amethyst Queen.png|thumb|Amethyst Queen]] There are chances '''she''' could ''appear'' in '''''your''''' chessboard. She appears because she is finding her husband. fd5hl9kij9tlp00rm4dx639q6u2n57g 6166 6117 2023-07-26T03:06:57Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6166 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Amethyst Queen''' is a queen piece, she is finding '''Amethyst King''' because he went missing 2 years ago. [[File:Amethyst Queen.png|thumb|Amethyst Queen]] There are chances '''she''' could ''appear'' in '''''your''''' chessboard. She appears because she is finding her husband. [[Category:Pieces]] sjo9uhfppo6m67bujq357pi3mwk128g 6167 6166 2023-07-26T03:07:28Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6167 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Amethyst Queen''' is a queen piece, she is finding '''Amethyst King''' because he went missing right after she and he was about to have sex together. (I’m serious) [[File:Amethyst Queen.png|thumb|Amethyst Queen]] There are chances '''she''' could ''appear'' in '''''your''''' chessboard. She appears because she is finding her husband. [[Category:Pieces]] b4avxu6ifxoc4jpyg3tno5n4i64jexv 0 2916 5652 2023-02-07T21:15:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[ඞ]] 5652 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[ඞ]] j75cmprqyxi4x4t29uh3ix3agi26wh4 0 2915 5651 2023-02-07T21:09:52Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[ඞ]] 5651 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[ඞ]] j75cmprqyxi4x4t29uh3ix3agi26wh4 0 3470 6973 2024-01-10T22:16:38Z Shun69420 54153237 Created page with "[[File:Among Us Chess.png|thumb|Among us chess pieces]] The Among Us Impostor can be thrown out by voting but cannot be captured by a piece. can move in any direction" 6973 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Among Us Chess.png|thumb|Among us chess pieces]] The Among Us Impostor can be thrown out by voting but cannot be captured by a piece. can move in any direction 0tc9svmtpp50ewdwqdsrusnnfzh9808 6979 6973 2024-01-10T23:14:47Z Shun69420 54153237 6979 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Among Us Chess.png|thumb|Among us chess set]] The Among Us Impostor can be thrown out by voting but cannot be captured by a piece. can move in any direction hwvauspmz5qe8tcsqa1gwhronduiy4r 6983 6979 2024-01-11T11:24:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6983 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Among Us Chess.png|thumb|Among us chess set]] The Among Us Impostor can be thrown out by voting but cannot be captured by a piece. can move in any direction [[Category:Pieces]] muqrp6ppot6auky2cp4ymh1x8nphrcl 6984 6983 2024-01-11T11:24:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6984 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Among Us Chess.png|thumb|Among us chess set]] The Among Us Impostor can be thrown out by voting but cannot be captured by a piece. can move in any direction [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Espionage]] lmia7kk9m6ngn6v16rhm4zd84mm73pb 6985 6984 2024-01-11T11:26:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 6985 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Among Us Chess.png|thumb|Among us chess set]] The Among Us Impostor can be thrown out by voting but cannot be captured by a piece. can move in any direction [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Chesspionage]] h2b9d3lgwa952kc2kinmh2dk89eecb6 0 2764 5365 2023-01-29T22:42:30Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered cheating if the bea..." 5365 wikitext text/x-wiki The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered cheating if the beads are fully engulfed. o7af0063623uhv07vlqcycupkdb3whj 5370 5365 2023-01-30T18:54:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 5370 wikitext text/x-wiki The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered cheating if the beads are fully engulfed. [[Category:Strategy]] 8lzuuy2xstazswa29b1v51v3acol1a7 5371 5370 2023-01-31T01:25:36Z Craten 26192002 5371 wikitext text/x-wiki The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered [[cheating]] if the beads are fully engulfed. [[Category:Strategy]] kygwhcg5npomngdq26xbb6qcd63x1ic 6561 5371 2023-08-30T00:27:24Z 2.97.99.207 6561 wikitext text/x-wiki To help with Chess strategy, vibrating Anal beads may be inserted in[[to]] the anal canal of the [[player]]. == Full Control == The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered [[cheating]] if the beads are fully engulfed. It is [[legal]]. == Messaging == A [[Accomplice|sidekick]] can be situated outside of the [[Chessgame]], looking up perfect moves on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] or other online resources. Using the vibration and throbbing of the beads, the sidekick can communicate with the player in sentences spelt out in Morse code, suggesting future [[Move|moves]], warning about what's in the opponent's [[hand]], and general chit-chat. Messages are sent back to the [[Accomplice|sidekick]] via [[Squeeze|squeezing]]. [[Category:Strategy]] ihx3oo3cku3w8l0e19s4ij4gp3eioqt 6563 6561 2023-08-30T00:28:03Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6563 wikitext text/x-wiki To help with Chess strategy, vibrating Anal beads may be inserted in[[to]] the anal canal of the [[player]]. == Full Control == The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered [[cheating]] if the beads are fully engulfed. It is [[legal]]. == Messaging == A [[Accomplice|sidekick]] can be situated outside of the [[Chessgame]], looking up perfect moves on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] or other online resources. Using the vibration and throbbing of the beads, the sidekick can communicate with the player in sentences spelt out in Morse code, suggesting future [[Move|moves]], warning about what's in the opponent's [[hand]], and general chit-chat. Messages are sent back to the [[Accomplice|sidekick]] via [[Squeeze|squeezing]]. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Accessories]] ec80rij08m6tqvghc96t1i08lfpu3ps 6614 6563 2023-09-06T13:15:28Z Craten 26192002 6614 wikitext text/x-wiki To help with Chess strategy, vibrating Anal beads may be inserted in[[to]] the anal canal of the [[player]]. == Full Control == The ultimate [[Chess]] controller, Anal Beads can manipulate the entire actions of a [[Chessman|Chessplayer]], guaranteeing wins from afar. * One bead controls the dominant arm (but not its hand). * One bead controls its hand. * One bead controls the secondary arm (including its hand). * The bead that is shaped like a [[Bishop]]'s head controls one of the Bishops. * One bead controls the voicebox. * One bead controls the anus. This is not considered [[cheating]] if the beads are fully engulfed. It is [[legal]]. == Messaging == A [[Accomplice|sidekick]] can be situated outside of the [[Chessgame]], looking up perfect moves on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] or other online resources. Using the vibration and throbbing of the beads, the sidekick can communicate with the player in sentences spelt out in Morse code, suggesting future [[Move|moves]], warning about what's in the opponent's [[hand]], and general chit-chat. Messages are sent back to the [[Accomplice|sidekick]] via [[Squeeze|squeezing]]. == Controversy == There has been some debate on whether anal beads should be legal in [[Online Chess]], as they may affect [[Wi-Fi]] signal. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Accessories]] smz9rz4ptpk7mknyufdk30awnq24gcy 0 3247 6393 2023-08-15T14:46:00Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "To help with Chess strategy, vibrating Anal beads may be inserted in[[to]] the anal canal of the [[player]]. A [[Accomplice|sidekick]] can be situated outside of the [[Chessgame]], looking up perfect moves on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] or other online resources. Using the vibration of the beads, the sidekick can communicate with the player in sentences spelt out in Morse code, suggesting future [[Move|moves]], warning about what's in the opponent's [[hand]], and general chit-..." 6393 wikitext text/x-wiki To help with Chess strategy, vibrating Anal beads may be inserted in[[to]] the anal canal of the [[player]]. A [[Accomplice|sidekick]] can be situated outside of the [[Chessgame]], looking up perfect moves on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] or other online resources. Using the vibration of the beads, the sidekick can communicate with the player in sentences spelt out in Morse code, suggesting future [[Move|moves]], warning about what's in the opponent's [[hand]], and general chit-chat. This is [[Legal moves|legal]]. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Accessories]] sblp8kyeh3wl9guhox0b1xew64sifrl 6562 6393 2023-08-30T00:27:39Z 2.97.99.207 Redirected page to [[Anal Beads]] 6562 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Anal Beads]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Accessories]] ng76ljsgx5lcyasmo45emnm0ibpyz99 0 2664 5145 2023-01-11T19:32:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Anarchy Chess''' is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] where the [[King|Kings]] and [[Queens]] are removed. An even more notable difference is that every [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] is the same team and no piece is allied, all pieces can defeat each others. Every piece is played by a different [[Player|individual]], making it a [[game]] between dozens of [[Player|people]]. The winner is the last piece standing. Nobody has been able to setup this game so far Cate..." 5145 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anarchy Chess''' is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] where the [[King|Kings]] and [[Queens]] are removed. An even more notable difference is that every [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] is the same team and no piece is allied, all pieces can defeat each others. Every piece is played by a different [[Player|individual]], making it a [[game]] between dozens of [[Player|people]]. The winner is the last piece standing. Nobody has been able to setup this game so far [[Category:Variants]] nzmipem2wwrka89qipfpf3t4k8d7ac2 7196 5145 2024-07-30T19:27:39Z Craten 26192002 7196 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Anarchy Chess''' is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] where the [[King|Kings]] and [[Queens]] are removed. An even more notable difference is that every [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] is the same team and no piece is allied, all pieces can defeat each others. Every piece is played by a different [[Player|individual]], making it a [[game]] between dozens of [[Player|people]]. The winner is the last piece standing. Nobody has been able to setup this game so far because of [[:Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won|what happens when a King is removed]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] i5fekrp65donj35ec3k1vmbz0fqllxi 0 2926 5671 2023-02-08T21:11:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''"What color are your pieces?"'' This character has been arrested for numerous [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]]" 5671 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"What color are your pieces?"'' This character has been arrested for numerous [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] oocb8vyz3nm7arm1b5rvkhoj2bi85fg 5672 5671 2023-02-08T21:13:48Z Craten 26192002 5672 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[G8|top G (square)]]'' ''"What color are your pieces?"'' This character has been arrested for numerous [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] pz3h8uwuh73n3xo9m5zwompvqqq55qc 6637 5672 2023-09-07T00:47:17Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6637 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[G8|top G (square)]]'' ''"What color are your pieces?"'' This character has been arrested for numerous [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] ia5jwsp07f17667vi4tz7gcxa81io1q 0 3094 5992 2023-06-25T05:09:02Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Created page with "[[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whearabouts == Animal Farm is located in the far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of..." 5992 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whearabouts == Animal Farm is located in the far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. * It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so radically different from the real location. legkd37k75miv35xw5okqdeitt3r913 5993 5992 2023-06-25T05:10:36Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5993 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whearabouts == Animal Farm is located in the far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. * It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] from the real location. rp4pws3jhbmmajv4k76k05dt0a2ifle 5994 5993 2023-06-25T05:13:08Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5994 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whereabouts == Animal Farm is located far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. * It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] from the real location. 8yt0yp0p90rxoal1m3lywcznffmvoi3 5995 5994 2023-06-25T05:14:10Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5995 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whereabouts == Animal Farm is located far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. * It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] than the real location. atm6tvow3ltqrw8pyesqftljz5w6dfg 6002 5995 2023-06-26T19:51:50Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6002 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whereabouts == Animal Farm is located far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. ** It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] than the real location. ag4j3y8d0rk2sd3y4ba5m51es55ov5h 6003 6002 2023-06-26T19:52:34Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Adding categories 6003 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whereabouts == Animal Farm is located far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. ** It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] than the real location. [[Category:Locations]] 44rwhg47ovkxkobu3eku12iof27go4x 6005 6003 2023-06-26T20:04:50Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 /* Trivia */ 6005 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to die. == Whereabouts == Animal Farm is located far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. ** It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] than the [[Animal Farm (location)|real location]]. [[Category:Locations]] 6s6n4s9rcj9l2sojq97ilazbezjj20j 6950 6005 2023-12-10T21:40:41Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6950 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Animalfarm.jpg|thumb|380x380px]] Animal Farm is a famous, albeit fictional, location in the [[Chess World]]. It is the place where all [[Horse|Horseys]] are born and raised, as well as where many Chess pieces go to [[Death|die]]. == Whereabouts == Animal Farm is located far west from the [[Chessboard|Chess Board]]. Horseys are born here and sometimes [[George Orwell]] can be found here. == '''Trivia''' == * George Orwell was inspired to write his [[1984|book]] of the same name after visiting. ** It is unknown why George Orwell's book was so [[The Animal Farm Gambit|radically different]] than the [[Animal Farm (location)|real location]]. [[Category:Locations]] fgzqss6zjwi3k7r46hi44kz1z6zo2bw 0 3432 6877 2023-10-03T19:40:29Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Anon (?? ??????? ???? - ?? ?????? ????) is a presumed [[Grandmaster]] whose identity has never quite been nailed. The earliest records of Chessgames show Anon as the victor, and also the writer: after all, tis Anon who wrote the history. Known for their sageful [[:Category:Quotes|Quotes]] and unknown properties, Anon's [[winning streak]] goes on anon anon anon anon anon anon [[Category:Players]]" 6877 wikitext text/x-wiki Anon (?? ??????? ???? - ?? ?????? ????) is a presumed [[Grandmaster]] whose identity has never quite been nailed. The earliest records of Chessgames show Anon as the victor, and also the writer: after all, tis Anon who wrote the history. Known for their sageful [[:Category:Quotes|Quotes]] and unknown properties, Anon's [[winning streak]] goes on anon anon anon anon anon anon [[Category:Players]] d0jk377irf3w0n2xsl9bdaulow77apu 0 2931 5680 2023-02-08T22:32:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Ant.jpg|thumb|a singular ant]] The '''Ant''' could be considered a sub-variant of the [[Beetle]], but unlike the Beetle, the Ant is an [[:Category:Enemies|enemy]] in [[Chess]]. Ants usually appear in a group and are known [[to]] work together and be highly coordinated. They are notorious for appearing on the [[picnic]] variant and whenever there's uneaten [[Sugar Cube|sugar cubes]] on [[board]]. Ants aren't actually able [[to]] cause damage, but can be a nuisance..." 5680 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ant.jpg|thumb|a singular ant]] The '''Ant''' could be considered a sub-variant of the [[Beetle]], but unlike the Beetle, the Ant is an [[:Category:Enemies|enemy]] in [[Chess]]. Ants usually appear in a group and are known [[to]] work together and be highly coordinated. They are notorious for appearing on the [[picnic]] variant and whenever there's uneaten [[Sugar Cube|sugar cubes]] on [[board]]. Ants aren't actually able [[to]] cause damage, but can be a nuisance and will slowly eat your [[Sugar Cube|sugar cubes]]. ==Ant variants== *[[Black]] *[[Red]] *[[Mahogany]] *[[The Termite|The termite]] ==Rough example of what it looks like when there's multiple ants on board== <gallery> File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg File:Ant.jpg </gallery> ==Strategy== Can be countered by the [[Anteater]] [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Bugs]] slt4nsmqsg3xwbf7j7nzaqnsnr4j2s6 0 2766 5368 2023-01-30T10:50:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Antimatter Chess''' is just [[Chess]], but the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are made up entirely from [[antimatter]]. Due [[to]] the world ending effects of mixing this game with non-antimatter [[Player|players]], this variant is often not played. [[Category:Variants]]" 5368 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Antimatter Chess''' is just [[Chess]], but the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are made up entirely from [[antimatter]]. Due [[to]] the world ending effects of mixing this game with non-antimatter [[Player|players]], this variant is often not played. [[Category:Variants]] agv2z7qyyy3cyf5p0xpltj4oyjbc84w 0 2954 5730 2023-02-13T07:55:59Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Apples''' are [[ඞ|among]] the many [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] in [[Chess]]. There exist multiple [[:Category:Variants|variants]] of the apple. == Variants == === Red Apple === It is usually eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. A Horsey really likes [[red]] apples. Can still be eaten by other [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. === Green Apple === Horsies do not eat green apples. === Yellow Apple === It is very rare and hasn't been seen much. It is yet unknown if a Hors..." 5730 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Apples''' are [[ඞ|among]] the many [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] in [[Chess]]. There exist multiple [[:Category:Variants|variants]] of the apple. == Variants == === Red Apple === It is usually eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. A Horsey really likes [[red]] apples. Can still be eaten by other [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. === Green Apple === Horsies do not eat green apples. === Yellow Apple === It is very rare and hasn't been seen much. It is yet unknown if a Horsey can eat this apple. == See also == * [[Pear]] * [[Tomato]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Items]] 9qrm3ki44v08awu1gbydopma43loeiv 0 2906 5629 2023-02-07T17:58:43Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Where [[Chess]] matches [[take]] place. In the '''Arena''', you are [[to]] arrive and get ready [[to]] [[Face-Off|face off]] against your [[opponent]] in [[a]] legendary match of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Locations]]" 5629 wikitext text/x-wiki Where [[Chess]] matches [[take]] place. In the '''Arena''', you are [[to]] arrive and get ready [[to]] [[Face-Off|face off]] against your [[opponent]] in [[a]] legendary match of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Locations]] smwcail93q5fctne9ffmoft0jy78vn4 6781 5629 2023-09-21T17:29:44Z Craten 26192002 6781 wikitext text/x-wiki Where [[Chess]] matches [[take]] place. In the '''Arena''', you are [[to]] [[Arrival|arrive]] and get ready [[to]] [[Face-Off|face off]] against your [[opponent]] in [[a]] legendary match of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Locations]] 15cebqdr9iamnmwoab4d7jki6i3qq82 0 3382 6775 2023-09-21T17:12:01Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "dennis bloody villeneuve what did you fucking expect really" 6775 wikitext text/x-wiki dennis bloody villeneuve what did you fucking expect really m8g0yqj8v2knkk16d12tgqjvd0x3dji 6776 6775 2023-09-21T17:14:48Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6776 wikitext text/x-wiki dennis bloody villeneuve what did you fucking expect really [[Category:Core Chess]] 10q0dgm022cmm1wdmhid294wlfax4bq 0 3526 7176 2024-07-08T15:09:36Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Artillery are a special category of [[Piece|Pieces]] that cannot [[Movement|Move]] but maybe can [[Attack]] (itself a kind of [[Move]]). Usually Mounted by another Piece, Artillery can start with an assigned [[Colour]] or be [[Neutral]] until they are [[taken]]... [[Overtake|over]]! == Watchtower == The Watchtower is only of practical use during Fog of War, as it provides 4x4 Visibility. It is only possible to Attack from a Watchtower if you bring your own weapon. Cat..." 7176 wikitext text/x-wiki Artillery are a special category of [[Piece|Pieces]] that cannot [[Movement|Move]] but maybe can [[Attack]] (itself a kind of [[Move]]). Usually Mounted by another Piece, Artillery can start with an assigned [[Colour]] or be [[Neutral]] until they are [[taken]]... [[Overtake|over]]! == Watchtower == The Watchtower is only of practical use during Fog of War, as it provides 4x4 Visibility. It is only possible to Attack from a Watchtower if you bring your own weapon. [[Category:Pieces]] tvajn6l0ppkjrpzfcsqfxpso42m4ijo 0 2396 4609 2016-03-15T05:49:26Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most po..." 4609 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any dying, this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of transformation. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any dying, this is called [[Communism]]. If some died, this is called [[Applied Communism]]. 4e7bqpetsrbl21bt6grs9rbzof7lp7e 4610 4609 2016-03-15T05:49:42Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4610 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any dying, this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of transformation. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any dying, this is called [[Communism]]. If some died, this is called [[Applied Communism]]. [[Category:Theology]] seo5ytzcie3cpcmv3pmzlvtj4fhnxhj 4613 4610 2016-03-15T05:52:35Z 82.31.22.143 4613 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any [[death|dying]], this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of transformation. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any [[dying]], this is called [[Communism]]. If some [[passing on|died]], this is called [[Applied Communism]]. [[Category:Theology]] lefk88lscvn9easgjys0uw6hzxjxjxo 4621 4613 2016-03-15T06:07:01Z Craten 26192002 4621 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any [[death|dying]], this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of [[transmutation]]. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any [[dying]], this is called [[Communism]]. If some [[passing on|died]], this is called [[Applied Communism]]. [[Category:Theology]] gj54v2tf0jwenrmcojtwypajk0bbhxt 4625 4621 2016-03-15T06:10:14Z Craten 26192002 4625 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any [[death|dying]], this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of [[transmutation]]. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any [[dying]], this is called [[Communism]]. If some [[Passing On|died]], this is called [[Applied Communism]]. [[Category:Theology]] 7tfsvfg2vm33ubtarndwsiozn7dk1wx 6644 4625 2023-09-07T00:48:29Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6644 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any [[death|dying]], this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of [[transmutation]]. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any [[dying]], this is called [[Communism]]. If some [[Passing On|died]], this is called [[Applied Communism]]. [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] sgwa8betwmqzx3iaejqe5dktbjdirqh 6816 6644 2023-09-28T14:19:49Z Craten 26192002 6816 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Flying]]'' If a [[Pawn]] [[transmutation|transmutates]] into a [[King]], this is known as '''Ascension'''. This is the most regal and thus most popular [[transmutation]]. Replace the [[Pawn]] figurine with a spare [[King]] figurine of the same colour. Your army now has two (or more?) Kings, both (all?) of whom have all the properties of a [[King]], including [[Check]] and [[Checkmate]]. If all of an army's Pawns become Kings without any [[death|dying]], this is known as ''Kingapalooza''. All the rest of your army's [[Pieces]] are now capable of [[transmutation]]. If the entirety of an army become Kings without any [[dying]], this is called [[Communism]]. If some [[Passing On|died]], this is called [[Applied Communism]]. == Accession == A common typo for '''Ascension''' is ''Accession'', the more accurate word. [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] j442x8rvdo2hipfw0s7t4p3jre0afoc 0 3302 6504 2023-08-24T21:12:14Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Chesspect Ratio]] 6504 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chesspect Ratio]] 9rxb5d2c8q2lqxrhr0tb4b34gumidco 0 3430 6874 2023-10-03T19:31:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "No [[Take]] is complete without its [[Assist]] - and it's for this reason that a game ends when you reach [[Uno]]. Assists are strongest when performed by the same kind of Piece, such as a King's King Assist, which doubles the [[attack]] power of any [[King]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6874 wikitext text/x-wiki No [[Take]] is complete without its [[Assist]] - and it's for this reason that a game ends when you reach [[Uno]]. Assists are strongest when performed by the same kind of Piece, such as a King's King Assist, which doubles the [[attack]] power of any [[King]]. [[Category:Moves]] mqmq5i0o7pssvp1lo7ic2l224j934ei 0 3538 7199 2024-07-30T19:40:41Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Chess]] involves a lot of assumption. You make [[Move|Moves]] based not on what's already happened (who can [[Memory|remember]] that?), but [[Future Chess|what you assume is going to happen]]. If your assumption doesn't come true, something's gone wrong. For example, if [[Player|your]] [[opponent]] makes a move [[Player|you]] didn't [[Prediction|see coming]], let them know so they can [[Undo|take it back]]! [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Psychology]]" 7199 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] involves a lot of assumption. You make [[Move|Moves]] based not on what's already happened (who can [[Memory|remember]] that?), but [[Future Chess|what you assume is going to happen]]. If your assumption doesn't come true, something's gone wrong. For example, if [[Player|your]] [[opponent]] makes a move [[Player|you]] didn't [[Prediction|see coming]], let them know so they can [[Undo|take it back]]! [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Psychology]] 0twtj3pjvps9sifa1c5n7g4kb52k21n 0 2323 4436 2016-01-27T18:38:06Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "The following [[Piece]]s are [[Atheism|Atheists]]: 6 of the [[Pawns]], all [[Horsey]]s, and the right-side black [[Bishop]]. Atheist pieces are not affected by any Theologica..." 4436 wikitext text/x-wiki The following [[Piece]]s are [[Atheism|Atheists]]: 6 of the [[Pawns]], all [[Horsey]]s, and the right-side black [[Bishop]]. Atheist pieces are not affected by any Theological elements of [[Chess]]. It's not that [[Craten|God]] doesn't exist: He just has no power over those who do not believe in Him. 25zdhi4n4n40sgufcavjv1b7uow1m0p 4437 4436 2016-01-27T18:38:14Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4437 wikitext text/x-wiki The following [[Piece]]s are [[Atheism|Atheists]]: 6 of the [[Pawns]], all [[Horsey]]s, and the right-side black [[Bishop]]. Atheist pieces are not affected by any Theological elements of [[Chess]]. It's not that [[Craten|God]] doesn't exist: He just has no power over those who do not believe in Him. [[Category:Theology]] 9pqqoqbgge689aqc0rtwaxbph5yo1ps 4443 4437 2016-01-29T19:25:24Z 82.31.22.143 4443 wikitext text/x-wiki The following [[Piece]]s are [[Atheism|Atheists]]: 6 of the [[Pawns]], all [[Horsey]]s, and the right-side black [[Bishop]]. Atheist pieces are not affected by any [[:Category:Theology|Theological]] elements of [[Chess]]. It's not that [[Craten|God]] doesn't exist: He just has no power over those who do not believe in Him. [[Category:Theology]] rofw07v1wnnxph8zm6wqdpvvq1b28v7 0 2789 5424 2023-02-02T03:30:48Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Each [[Chess]] [[piece]] has a number of '''attributes''', representing its individual statistics. * STR: A measure of a piece's strength and general physical ability. * DEX: A measure of a piece's dexterity and general nimbleness. * INT: A whole number representable as a 4-byte value ranging from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. * CON: The piece's ability to read and interpret the [[Constitution]]. Needs to be high for [[Object|lawyer]]s, but not for Policeman|police..." 5424 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess]] [[piece]] has a number of '''attributes''', representing its individual statistics. * STR: A measure of a piece's strength and general physical ability. * DEX: A measure of a piece's dexterity and general nimbleness. * INT: A whole number representable as a 4-byte value ranging from -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647. * CON: The piece's ability to read and interpret the [[Constitution]]. Needs to be high for [[Object|lawyer]]s, but not for [[Policeman|policemen]]. * RBI: The number of plays by the piece that allowed a [[run]] to be [[score]]d. * FICO: A measure of a piece's creditworthiness. * ELO: A measure of a piece's propensity to greet other pieces. * RLS: A piece's initials. (This piece's name is '''Robert Louis Stevenson'''.) * HMS: Indicates the degree to which a piece is '''His''' (or Her) '''Majesty's Ship'''. * FPS: The number of times a piece [[refresh]]es per second, measured in hertz. * JPG: Set to true if a piece is '''Just Pretty Good'''. * MAX: A piece's first name. (You can probably guess what this piece's first name is!) * PSI: The amount of air pressure that a piece can withstand. * LUK: This is a different piece's first name (his name was Luke but it didn't fit in the attribute). [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Game mechanics]] f333aq1kifyb707il7gy6asps2ojshl 0 3054 5910 2023-05-12T23:07:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Autonomy''' refers to a [[piece]]'s ability to [[move]] on it's own, instead of on command by a [[player]]. There's several autonomous pieces in [[Chess]], these include: * [[Beetle|The Beetle]] * [[Cat]] * [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] (semi autonomous) [[Category:Terminology]]" 5910 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Autonomy''' refers to a [[piece]]'s ability to [[move]] on it's own, instead of on command by a [[player]]. There's several autonomous pieces in [[Chess]], these include: * [[Beetle|The Beetle]] * [[Cat]] * [[Mario]] and [[Luigi]] (semi autonomous) [[Category:Terminology]] 76fg8sk4vy98sscy6x99nf8ywhd7b4u 0 3377 6753 2023-09-19T14:34:56Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. * Hit singles: ** The..." 6753 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops a Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] 104bwuzejnzwbd0d29yku8toioszq8h 6755 6753 2023-09-19T14:36:56Z 78.40.233.10 6755 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops a Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] fzglk78cg8bcrhb8c0nl6s7q5ei84pl 6756 6755 2023-09-19T14:37:38Z 78.40.233.10 6756 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops a Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] q605mxdc2ann1wqy88dsypuno2xnwnm 6760 6756 2023-09-19T14:40:12Z 78.40.233.10 6760 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. ** This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a [[Bishop]]. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops a Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] seuepha5rkg3fgmpeov2vcz4uw1xy8a 6773 6760 2023-09-21T07:38:16Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6773 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. ** This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a [[Bishop]]. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops a Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Core Chess]] bt4loofn5y0vo8hcvrheweezqdnueq0 6778 6773 2023-09-21T17:19:55Z Craten 26192002 6778 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. ** This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a [[Bishop]]. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** Does Your [[Queen|Mother]] Know? ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Deep cuts: ** The [[King]] Has Lost His Crown ** If It Wasn't For The Horseys * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops a Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Core Chess]] he205rbnec2ay5odk221b66t2ciypot 6779 6778 2023-09-21T17:23:25Z Craten 26192002 6779 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. ** This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a [[Bishop]]. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** Does Your [[Queen|Mother]] Know? ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Deep cuts: ** The [[King]] Has Lost His Crown ** If It Wasn't For The Horseys * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops and Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Core Chess]] ixmzijvjsnkxknjywf5qtnc0e9hzllu 6787 6779 2023-09-21T17:42:48Z Craten 26192002 6787 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. ** This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a [[Bishop]]. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** Does Your [[Queen|Mother]] Know? ** [[Gimme]]! [[Gimme]]! [[Gimme]]! (A Man After Mid[[horsey]]) ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Deep cuts: ** The [[King]] Has Lost His Crown ** If It Wasn't For The Horseys * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops and Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Core Chess]] 0pg2unmb3vcm1jisgn81ymxw5ii581v 6851 6787 2023-10-02T13:39:06Z 78.40.233.10 6851 wikitext text/x-wiki The beat [[combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] are known for their continuous [[references to Chess]], which is in [[turn]] known for its continuous [[References Chess makes|references]] [[to]] the beat [[Piece Stacking|combo]] [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]. * The name of the beat combo was chosen to pay tribute to the files [[A]], [[ᗺ]],[[B]] and [[Α]]. [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]] member Frida even changed her name to ''Αnni-Frid'' just to strengthen this reference. ** This name is also homophonous with "Abba", another name for a [[Bishop]]. * Hit singles: ** [[The Waterloo Opening|''Waterloo'']] ** [[Chess OS|''Chess OS'']] ** [[En Passant|''Voules-Vous'']] ** ''[[Dance Pad|Dancing]] [[Queen]]'' ** [[Red Ring of Chess|''Ring Ring'']] ** ''The [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winner]] [[Take|Takes]] [[Prize|It All]]'' ** ''Take a [[Chance]] on Me'' ** Does Your [[Queen|Mother]] Know? ** [[Gimme]]! [[Gimme]]! [[Gimme]]! (A Man After Mid[[horsey]]) ** ''The Name of the Game (Is "Chess")'' * Bad singles: ** [[King]] Kong Song * Deep cuts: ** The [[King]] Has Lost His Crown ** If It Wasn't For The Horseys * Album titles: ** [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ|AᗺBΑ: The Album]] ** [[Just Visiting|The Visitors]] ** [[Arrival]] ** The Best of [[AᗺBΑ]] ** [[AᗺBΑ]] [[Gold]] * The tumultuous [[Romance|lovelives]] of the members of [[AᗺBΑ]] are considered to have been performed in tribute to those of Bishops and Horseys. ** This includes [[Fuck, Marry, Kill|Marriage]], [[Divorce]] and [[Alliteration]] * There was something in the [[air]] that night * Αnni-Frid Lyngstad married in to the formerly sovereign House of Reuss in order to eventually [[Transmutation|become a Queen]]. This plan is yet to work out, due to the house of Reuss having no contemporary royal remit, and the death of her husband. * Being dissatisfied with the low level of [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]]'s chessual references, members Benny and ᗺjorn left and wrote the musical [[Chess (musical)|Chess]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Core Chess]] clor1olb8eev4mzj260zmcold80sqba 0 2844 5513 2023-02-05T00:32:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''B''' there or be [[square]]! [[Category:Files]]" 5513 wikitext text/x-wiki '''B''' there or be [[square]]! [[Category:Files]] h7eyqmsbmkq33mvzny2rlpnta73ol9s 5525 5513 2023-02-05T07:41:43Z Craten 26192002 5525 wikitext text/x-wiki '''B''' there or* be [[square]]! ''*inclusive OR'' [[Category:Files]] mthjjwyzmdpq7ymhzqt1a9xkbv4ebk2 6764 5525 2023-09-19T14:41:30Z 78.40.233.11 Adding categories 6764 wikitext text/x-wiki '''B''' there or* be [[square]]! ''*inclusive OR'' [[Category:Files]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Characters]] eib1irr5egk6mg0k2wvo03npfxvrlu7 0 3516 7124 2024-06-27T22:48:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''B1''' is the only [[Square]] from which [[Chess]] can ''be won'' - [[Chess Joke|do you get it?]] It's true though. [[Category:Squares]]" 7124 wikitext text/x-wiki '''B1''' is the only [[Square]] from which [[Chess]] can ''be won'' - [[Chess Joke|do you get it?]] It's true though. [[Category:Squares]] 28mop642xfhev4fu24881b7bwjxyq6x 7125 7124 2024-06-27T22:48:21Z Craten 26192002 7125 wikitext text/x-wiki '''B1''' is the only [[Square]] from which [[Chess]] can ''be won'' - [[Fun:Chess Jokes|do you get it?]] It's true though. [[Category:Squares]] efqisac1o7r9lvvhim29m4no2r1u3kb 0 2699 5225 2023-01-18T17:24:31Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "This [[:Category:Squares|square]] occasionally disappears for a few hours. Should this occur, [[a]] sign that reads "''Gone fishin'''" will manifest in place of this square" 5225 wikitext text/x-wiki This [[:Category:Squares|square]] occasionally disappears for a few hours. Should this occur, [[a]] sign that reads "''Gone fishin'''" will manifest in place of this square 5vbn51kziufblxc76ew3rurl04wye4r 5228 5225 2023-01-18T17:31:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 forgor categor 5228 wikitext text/x-wiki This [[:Category:Squares|square]] occasionally disappears for a few hours. Should this occur, [[a]] sign that reads "''Gone fishin'''" will manifest in place of this square [[Category:Squares]] czbdqqmqa2jrs2e8c6blmovfmbne6lr 0 2552 4928 2017-11-16T01:56:45Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''B4''' is the chronologically earliest [[square]]. All other squares can trace their ancestry to B4. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Time]]" 4928 wikitext text/x-wiki '''B4''' is the chronologically earliest [[square]]. All other squares can trace their ancestry to B4. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Time]] f5tc0h2brwr7xl33dfo0i000bhhl9mu 0 2691 5198 2023-01-18T03:45:25Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "The [[Square]] [[B5]] contains a portal [[to]] the [[Square]] [[B5]]. Any [[Piece]] that lands on this [[Square]] is transported immediately [[to]] [[B5]]. [[Category:Squares]]" 5198 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Square]] [[B5]] contains a portal [[to]] the [[Square]] [[B5]]. Any [[Piece]] that lands on this [[Square]] is transported immediately [[to]] [[B5]]. [[Category:Squares]] shqvhg5of5knd4va8a1zzinnok808rz 0 2522 4876 2016-12-22T01:58:01Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "[[B6]] is a [[black]] [[Square]] known for having the lowest verifiability quotient of all known Squares. Each time a [[piece]] lands on this Square, a new universe is created..." 4876 wikitext text/x-wiki [[B6]] is a [[black]] [[Square]] known for having the lowest verifiability quotient of all known Squares. Each time a [[piece]] lands on this Square, a new universe is created and we are hardlined into it. 2b073nu7ppuc6tbfqyrpe98hn926lf8 4877 4876 2016-12-22T01:58:11Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4877 wikitext text/x-wiki [[B6]] is a [[black]] [[Square]] known for having the lowest verifiability quotient of all known Squares. Each time a [[piece]] lands on this Square, a new universe is created and we are hardlined into it. [[Category:Squares]] n25ymsy47q04okxiq1cuuj52gc1w6hw 4879 4877 2016-12-22T01:59:44Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4879 wikitext text/x-wiki [[B6]] is a [[black]] [[Square]] known for having the lowest verifiability quotient of all known Squares. Each time a [[piece]] lands on this Square, a new universe is created and we are hardlined into it. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Parachess]] rwmtswh5bol8ru60wkqld7s5it60b34 0 2850 5527 2023-02-05T07:46:23Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A certain [[saudade]] is felt in B7. [[Category:Squares]]" 5527 wikitext text/x-wiki A certain [[saudade]] is felt in B7. [[Category:Squares]] qctddlpt1m2iqedpav4kj9wovj8r894 0 2714 5264 2023-01-22T01:40:01Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "[[B8]] is the highest recorded note sung by [[Chess]] yet. It may still resonate when lower notes are sung. [[Category:Squares]]" 5264 wikitext text/x-wiki [[B8]] is the highest recorded note sung by [[Chess]] yet. It may still resonate when lower notes are sung. [[Category:Squares]] 6gxemjyj31flag1y0yfoas40d1m450r 0 3058 5915 2023-05-15T00:09:47Z 92.3.67.40 Created blank page 5915 wikitext text/x-wiki phoiac9h4m842xq45sp7s6u21eteeq1 5917 5915 2023-05-15T00:13:31Z Craten 26192002 5917 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ddyb6c8-9b070063-5e0e-4b34-be04-1f60abcee324.png|thumb]] egmgeizhmo7dzj0z2f42a50uptzku92 5918 5917 2023-05-15T00:13:56Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 5918 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ddyb6c8-9b070063-5e0e-4b34-be04-1f60abcee324.png|thumb]] [[Category:Ranks]] mbh7m7q0yj51qydf0nyyzegyulbno42 0 3264 6436 2023-08-19T22:46:39Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The Backdoor is situated on the top side of G8, and is the only known way [[to]] leave the board except for [[death]], [[flight]], [[teleportation]] or [[leaving the board]]. Need a break? Take [[Backdoor|the Backdoor]]!" 6436 wikitext text/x-wiki The Backdoor is situated on the top side of G8, and is the only known way [[to]] leave the board except for [[death]], [[flight]], [[teleportation]] or [[leaving the board]]. Need a break? Take [[Backdoor|the Backdoor]]! 1qallulpswb6plxz9jq447cttjwasuh 6437 6436 2023-08-19T22:47:01Z 2.97.99.207 6437 wikitext text/x-wiki The Backdoor is situated on the top side of [[G8]], and is the only known way [[to]] leave the board except for [[death]], [[flight]], [[teleportation]] or [[leaving the board]]. Need a break? Take [[Backdoor|the Backdoor]]! abgzreenzhkeqr9w6dbo6iys6qew3p5 0 2330 4451 2016-01-30T00:54:59Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "🐫" 4451 wikitext text/x-wiki 🐫 74uqpxh2c9o78z1yxfi1rbls792z0uq 4559 4451 2016-02-25T02:04:39Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4559 wikitext text/x-wiki 🐫 [[Category:Pieces]] tl3p9urgunp34z0h82gbbjpirib69zn 4821 4559 2016-09-16T00:08:12Z Milo fett 34586 4821 wikitext text/x-wiki 🐫 [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:🐫]] 3f3ikg9pm3vhxf89kkl846jp9tx1ry5 4822 4821 2016-09-16T00:08:28Z Milo fett 34586 4822 wikitext text/x-wiki 🐫 [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:🐫]] 5is1y9co8pbtj2iibj1zvb97y8wg4gq 4839 4822 2016-10-31T15:54:18Z Milo fett 34586 4839 wikitext text/x-wiki 🐫 [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:🐫]] 6qshrdzd720arw4i223q3747ftzrdm9 0 3025 5847 2023-05-07T03:25:46Z Joze.Gonzalez2004 50625523 Created page with "'''Balls''' are a feature that nerfs '''Knights.''' Having balls means a knight cannot go through pieces. The only way to get rid of balls is to get a knight to the other side of the board and '''neuter''' it." 5847 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Balls''' are a feature that nerfs '''Knights.''' Having balls means a knight cannot go through pieces. The only way to get rid of balls is to get a knight to the other side of the board and '''neuter''' it. qmwn60v2kz5ildaavsev36ai63pm781 5888 5847 2023-05-10T11:06:50Z Chalcogens 52316134 5888 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Balls''' are a feature that nerfs [[Horsey|Horsies]]'''.''' Having balls means a Horsey cannot go through pieces. The only way to get rid of balls is to get a Horsey to the other side of the board and [[Neutering|neuter]] it. [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Items]] oftouxu1nnqj0k6931t3bkhwxig1dpj 0 2426 4671 2016-04-21T19:24:31Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''ban''' is issued to any player who is discovered [[cheating]]. While banned, a player is unable to play [[Chess]]. A ban can last anywhere from one week for minor offense..." 4671 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''ban''' is issued to any player who is discovered [[cheating]]. While banned, a player is unable to play [[Chess]]. A ban can last anywhere from one week for minor offenses (e.g., forgetting to say "Uno" when down to one piece), to thousands of years (see ''Moving the Horsey Too Far: The Socrates Story''). If the banned player dies (or decides that they don't like Chess anymore) before the ban is up, the remaining duration is passed on to their descendants. If no descendants remain, the state assumes the debt, which results in the government being unable to play Chess until the ban is lifted. As a result, getting banned from chess and then dying is often a popular strategy among anarchists. [[Category:Events]] 5wxkslb47o79bh12mqwux5tv0rdhu5j 5203 4671 2023-01-18T03:59:23Z 79.66.87.129 5203 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''ban''' is issued to any player who is discovered [[cheating]]. While banned, a player is unable to play [[Chess]]. A ban can last anywhere from one week for minor offenses (e.g., forgetting to say "Uno" when down to one piece), to thousands of years (see ''Moving the Horsey Too Far: The Socrates Story''). If the banned player dies (or decides that they don't like Chess anymore) before the ban is up, the remaining duration is passed on to their descendants. If no descendants remain, the state assumes the debt, which results in the government being unable to play Chess until the ban is lifted. As a result, getting banned from chess and then dying is often a popular strategy among [[Anarchy Chess|anarchists]]. [[Category:Events]] thoos99rfcfvxe5n4up8xs0t770vfrv 5697 5203 2023-02-10T18:55:24Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5697 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''ban''' is issued to any player who is discovered [[cheating]]. While banned, a player is unable to play [[Chess]]. A ban can last anywhere from one week for minor offenses (e.g., forgetting to say "Uno" when down to one piece), to thousands of years (see ''Moving the Horsey Too Far: The Socrates Story''). If the banned player dies (or decides that they don't like Chess anymore) before the ban is up, the remaining duration is passed on to their descendants. If no descendants remain, the state assumes the debt, which results in the government being unable to play Chess until the ban is lifted. As a result, getting banned from chess and then dying is often a popular strategy among [[Anarchy Chess|anarchists]]. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Status conditions]] rc55tjlq32j3vxcwbmbu94wau390fn5 5701 5697 2023-02-10T19:02:47Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5701 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''ban''' is issued to any player who is discovered [[cheating]]. While banned, a player is unable to play [[Chess]]. A ban can last anywhere from one week for minor offenses (e.g., forgetting to say "Uno" when down to one piece), to thousands of years (see ''Moving the Horsey Too Far: The Socrates Story''). If the banned player dies (or decides that they don't like Chess anymore) before the ban is up, the remaining duration is passed on to their descendants. If no descendants remain, the state assumes the debt, which results in the government being unable to play Chess until the ban is lifted. As a result, getting banned from chess and then dying is often a popular strategy among [[Anarchy Chess|anarchists]]. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Status conditions]] [[Category:Crimes]] cayxr4b0ohhwmiij5m49w2uiwv0a7xk 0 2369 4552 2016-02-22T19:10:27Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''banana peel''' is one of the powerups available to an enterprising [[Chess]] player. It is found in either [[booster pack]]s or [[? boxes]] during gameplay and causes a..." 4552 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''banana peel''' is one of the powerups available to an enterprising [[Chess]] player. It is found in either [[booster pack]]s or [[? boxes]] during gameplay and causes a [[piece]] to skid out, reducing its control and speed. The affected piece will typically emit a sound effect; e.g., "ay-yi-yi-yi" or "mamma miaaaa". The banana peel never goes bad. It is unclear who is eating the bananas or why. [[Category:Powerups]] ml0zqe027gzcnc0fvw2s6hblsprxrpc 4553 4552 2016-02-22T19:21:02Z Milo fett 34586 4553 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''banana peel''' is one of the powerups available to an enterprising [[Chess]] player. It is found in either [[booster pack]]s or [[? box]]es during gameplay and causes a [[piece]] to skid out, reducing its control and speed. The affected piece will typically emit a sound effect; e.g., "ay-yi-yi-yi" or "mamma miaaaa". The banana peel never goes bad. It is unclear who is eating the bananas or why. [[Category:Powerups]] dn8sh4wzcnf5nl5k7001yf4xo2zcl9l 0 2962 5741 2023-02-15T11:54:59Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:IMG 20230215 085023.jpg|thumb]] '''Barack Obama''' is one of the many possible [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[game]]. He is most often present in [[Democracy Chess]], and was one of the [[President|presidents]] in [[American Chess]] from 2009 [[to]] 2021. He is also optional in the [[Game|base game]]. == History == === 2009 === Obama is first introduced. === 2017 === Obama plays against [[Donald Trump]] in American Chess. === 2021 === Obama is completel..." 5741 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:IMG 20230215 085023.jpg|thumb]] '''Barack Obama''' is one of the many possible [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[game]]. He is most often present in [[Democracy Chess]], and was one of the [[President|presidents]] in [[American Chess]] from 2009 [[to]] 2021. He is also optional in the [[Game|base game]]. == History == === 2009 === Obama is first introduced. === 2017 === Obama plays against [[Donald Trump]] in American Chess. === 2021 === Obama is completely removed from American Chess. == Strategy == Having Obama on the team unlocks the [[Drone Strike Gambit]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] 05fs2z3i7i2a27u5m7g6e43ft61s0hq 0 2425 4669 2016-04-18T20:54:03Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Barber''' resides on many [[square]]s in [[Chess]]. He is typically found only on squares diagonally adjacent to each other, like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easi..." 4669 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barber''' resides on many [[square]]s in [[Chess]]. He is typically found only on squares diagonally adjacent to each other, like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easiest to find the Barber in the section of Column [[C]] known as C-ville. == Role == In historical [[variant|versions]] of Chess, the Barber performed certain essential roles, including medicine, dentistry, and blood-letting. However, in recent times, the Barber's main function is to perform hair modification, which tends to be purely cosmetic. In a notable difference between Chess and [[real life]], the Barber can provide a [[pawn]] with a full beard, even if it didn't have one going in. == Appearance == The barber appears something like a [[bishop]] with the head of a [[pawn]], with a red-and-white stripe pattern on its sides. == Paradox == If the barber cuts the hair of every piece that doesn't cut its own hair, does he cut his own hair? [[Category:Pieces]] 7f3tbv60y5gtkwi11ic23wr2rmo0hch 4670 4669 2016-04-18T20:55:01Z Milo fett 34586 /* Paradox */ 4670 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barber''' resides on many [[square]]s in [[Chess]]. He is typically found only on squares diagonally adjacent to each other, like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easiest to find the Barber in the section of Column [[C]] known as C-ville. == Role == In historical [[variant|versions]] of Chess, the Barber performed certain essential roles, including medicine, dentistry, and blood-letting. However, in recent times, the Barber's main function is to perform hair modification, which tends to be purely cosmetic. In a notable difference between Chess and [[real life]], the Barber can provide a [[pawn]] with a full beard, even if it didn't have one going in. == Appearance == The barber appears something like a [[bishop]] with the head of a [[pawn]], with a red-and-white stripe pattern on its sides. == Paradox == If the barber cuts the hair of those--and only those--pieces that doesn't cut their own hair, does he cut his own hair? [[Category:Pieces]] 2cn75f0rcwc4ey1gu13jeep5knfvpk2 5202 4670 2023-01-18T03:56:18Z 79.66.87.129 5202 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barber''' resides on many [[square]]s in [[Chess]]. He is typically found only on [[Fank|squares diagonally adjacent to each other]], like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easiest to find the Barber in the section of Column [[C]] known as C-ville. == Role == In historical [[variant|versions]] of Chess, the Barber performed certain essential roles, including medicine, dentistry, and blood-letting. However, in recent times, the Barber's main function is to perform hair modification, which tends to be purely cosmetic. In a notable difference between Chess and [[real life]], the Barber can provide a [[pawn]] with a full beard, even if it didn't have one going in. == Appearance == The barber appears something like a [[bishop]] with the head of a [[pawn]], with a red-and-white stripe pattern on its sides. == Paradox == If the barber cuts the hair of those--and only those--pieces that doesn't cut their own hair, does he cut his own hair? [[Category:Pieces]] msop9xpipu23ppqpyd982dzokfas3h0 5646 5202 2023-02-07T20:42:37Z Milo fett 34586 5646 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barber''' resides on many [[square]]s in [[Chess]]. He is typically found only on [[Fank|squares diagonally adjacent to each other]], like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easiest to find the Barber in the section of Column [[C]] known as C-ville. == Role == In historical [[variant|versions]] of Chess, the Barber performed certain essential roles, including medicine, dentistry, and blood-letting. However, in recent times, the Barber's main function is to perform hair modification, which tends to be purely cosmetic. In a notable difference between Chess and [[real life]], the Barber can provide a [[pawn]] with a full beard, even if it didn't have one going in. == Appearance == The barber appears something like a [[bishop]] with the head of a [[pawn]], with a [[red]]-and-[[white]] stripe pattern on its sides. == Paradox == If the barber cuts the hair of those--and only those--pieces that doesn't cut their own hair, does he cut his own hair? [[Category:Pieces]] kophabnf6ldqa7v86ynozjtpmacwmg4 5647 5646 2023-02-07T20:43:37Z Milo fett 34586 /* Paradox */ 5647 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barber''' resides on many [[square]]s in [[Chess]]. He is typically found only on [[Fank|squares diagonally adjacent to each other]], like the stripes on a barber-pole. It is easiest to find the Barber in the section of Column [[C]] known as C-ville. == Role == In historical [[variant|versions]] of Chess, the Barber performed certain essential roles, including medicine, dentistry, and blood-letting. However, in recent times, the Barber's main function is to perform hair modification, which tends to be purely cosmetic. In a notable difference between Chess and [[real life]], the Barber can provide a [[pawn]] with a full beard, even if it didn't have one going in. == Appearance == The barber appears something like a [[bishop]] with the head of a [[pawn]], with a [[red]]-and-[[white]] stripe pattern on its sides. == Paradox == If the barber cuts the hair of those—and only those—pieces that doesn't cut their own hair, does he cut his own hair? [[Category:Pieces]] qxo2o892oocwyrogfwnl7vhzye2kljh 0 2242 4288 2015-03-14T18:35:20Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Barnacle''' will form on any chess pieces that haven't moved for 20 turns or more. Each barnacle saps the [[health]] and [[gold]] of any piece it is attached to. [[Categ..." 4288 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barnacle''' will form on any chess pieces that haven't moved for 20 turns or more. Each barnacle saps the [[health]] and [[gold]] of any piece it is attached to. [[Category:Pieces]] s7m564hlj2lx6nqybw1sglvtxm79fhh 4945 4288 2018-12-31T23:58:00Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 4945 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barnacle''' will form on any chess pieces that haven't moved for 20 turns or more. Each barnacle saps the [[health]] and [[gold]] of any piece it is attached to. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] 9lh49moznxkrnvoyijpfiqx9eox1svb 4965 4945 2019-06-21T10:02:07Z Jamesbondez 39883510 4965 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Barnacle''' will form on any chess pieces that haven't moved for 20 turns or more. Each barnacle saps the [[health]] and [[gold]] of any piece it is attached to. Fancy Pic of Barnacle Hi im barn [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] fi1uro53s0ftbc6ge526nib96e0gybz 0 2432 4684 2016-04-27T17:02:21Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There are four '''bases''' in [[Chess]], which are each placed at a corner of the [[board]] (on squares [[A1]], A_n, ℵ₀, and ℵ_∝). Home ba..." 4684 wikitext text/x-wiki There are four '''bases''' in [[Chess]], which are each placed at a corner of the [[board]] (on squares [[A1]], A_n, ℵ₀, and ℵ_∝). Home base, also known as home plate, is shaped like a pentagon, while all the rest are shaped like rectangles. A [[piece]] that rounds all four bases earns a [[point]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Squares]] a07ib775dakuiz4udvcj40tcjybqs6c 4726 4684 2016-04-29T21:18:14Z Milo fett 34586 4726 wikitext text/x-wiki There are four '''bases''' in [[Chess]], which are each placed at a corner of the [[board]] (on squares [[A1]], A_n, ℵ₀, and ℵ_∝). Home base, also known as home plate, is shaped like a pentagon, while all the rest are shaped like rectangles. A [[piece]] that rounds all four bases earns a [[point]]. Each player can expand upon any base that they find, although which expansions are available depends on their current [[tech level]]. The only way to neutralize a player's base is by dousing it with [[acid]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Squares]] bxicw1zygj44iovtvaqlrthe3slkth1 0 3107 6039 2023-07-13T18:03:41Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Basilisk''' is a [[snake]]-shaped [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Ba..." 6039 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Basilisk''' is a [[snake]]-shaped [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] </div> </div> [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] iw9up1ple1pdcae07h45losmkom6kxm 6043 6039 2023-07-13T19:53:09Z Milo fett 34586 Add sign image so other image doesn't show as page preview 6043 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] </div> </div> [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 4zii3npp27eb4ikkpci5szy34vvrq2n 6044 6043 2023-07-13T19:58:13Z Milo fett 34586 6044 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Strategy === Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center [[file]] of the [[board]], in order to maximize the chances of hitting a [[King]] or [[Queen]]. Savvy [[opponent]]s, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a [[Perseus]]. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <hr /> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] aaaahhhhh nooooooo </div> </div> <hr /> [[Category:Reptiles]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 97dvvemxsa3zelagmd3j79awizpd8li 6045 6044 2023-07-13T22:23:45Z Milo fett 34586 /* Strategy */ 6045 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Strategy === Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center [[file]] of the [[board]], in order to maximize the chances of hitting a [[King]] or [[Queen]]. Savvy [[opponent]]s, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a [[Perseus]]. A Basilisk played near the center is known as a '''Royal Basilisk''', while the more unorthodox approach of playing near the edge is known as '''[[Rook]]'s Basilisk'''. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <hr /> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] aaaahhhhh nooooooo </div> </div> <hr /> [[Category:Reptiles]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 148xcpf7vk5oxfe4goduok50oi9mqi1 6273 6045 2023-08-02T17:43:10Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6273 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Strategy === Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center [[file]] of the [[board]], in order to maximize the chances of hitting a [[King]] or [[Queen]]. Savvy [[opponent]]s, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a [[Perseus]]. A Basilisk played near the center is known as a '''Royal Basilisk''', while the more unorthodox approach of playing near the edge is known as '''[[Rook]]'s Basilisk'''. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <hr /> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] aaaahhhhh nooooooo </div> </div> <hr /> [[Category:Reptiles]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 292xzmifaal67o78mz3h4ohcn1rjtu1 6320 6273 2023-08-06T11:32:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6320 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Strategy === Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center [[file]] of the [[board]], in order to maximize the chances of hitting a [[King]] or [[Queen]]. Savvy [[opponent]]s, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a [[Perseus]]. A Basilisk played near the center is known as a '''Royal Basilisk''', while the more unorthodox approach of playing near the edge is known as '''[[Rook]]'s Basilisk'''. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <hr /> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] aaaahhhhh nooooooo </div> </div> <hr /> [[Category:Reptiles]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 6l0abn5w3lpsquqlp4uqmvveu7ne1hg 6397 6320 2023-08-15T16:26:32Z Milo fett 34586 6397 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|250px|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Strategy === Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center [[file]] of the [[board]], in order to maximize the chances of hitting a [[King]] or [[Queen]]. Savvy [[opponent]]s, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a [[Perseus]]. A Basilisk played near the center is known as a '''Royal Basilisk''', while the more unorthodox approach of playing near the edge is known as '''[[Rook]]'s Basilisk'''. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <hr /> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] aaaahhhhh nooooooo </div> </div> <hr /> [[Category:Reptiles]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Quality articles]] [[Category:Monsters]] axljgyua7bh2deuwo924euqr2bechrj 6398 6397 2023-08-15T16:26:50Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6398 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beseris+Beware+of+Basilisk+Sign.webp|250px|thumb]] The '''Basilisk''' is a notable [[piece]] used by [[Evil]]-aligned factions. == Description == The Basilisk piece is extremely powerful, which is reflected in its [[deployment cost]] (125 unit points). It takes the form of a large snake, occupying two [[square]]s. It can only move forward in the direction it faces, or spend a [[turn]] to rotate 90 degrees. While these restrictions limit its mobility, its size is more than made up for by its unique ability, Baleful Gaze. When any unit is within the [[rank]] or [[file]] faced by the Basilisk, it is instantly [[Death|killed]] and turned into stone (provided it fails a DC 12 [[Democracy Chess|Constitution]] save). This effect applies to [[friend]]s and [[foe]]s alike. === Strategy === Due to the Basilisk's overwhelming ranged firepower, many prefer to deploy it toward the center [[file]] of the [[board]], in order to maximize the chances of hitting a [[King]] or [[Queen]]. Savvy [[opponent]]s, however, can counter this strategy by deploying a [[Perseus]]. A Basilisk played near the center is known as a '''Royal Basilisk''', while the more unorthodox approach of playing near the edge is known as '''[[Rook]]'s Basilisk'''. === Side effects === The power of the Basilisk's vision affects not just [[piece]]s, but can prove fatal to [[player]]s as well. Any [[player]] who meets the deadly gaze of the Basilisk shall surely [[Death (real life)|perish]]! Ye have been warned! Turn back now whilst thou still can! Thy very life is in thy hands, do not be a fool! <hr /> <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> '''EXTREME CAUTION: FATAL IF VIEWED! UNAUTHORIZED PERSONNEL ARE URGED TO TURN BACK! THIS IS YOUR FINAL WARNING!''' <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> [[File:Basilisk.png]] aaaahhhhh nooooooo </div> </div> <hr /> [[Category:Reptiles]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Quality articles]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Infohazards]] 0xeklmlf2g8wn8ut0vzqofgbqemuor9 0 3029 5861 2023-05-07T04:05:47Z Endy678 45902423 Created page with "Battle Royale Chess is a game that features new colors, new mechanics, and new features. == Mechanics == The player might throw a dice, the number that appears is the number of tiles the player can move, he can move any way he wants, but can only go straight and can’t rotate (this depends on what piece is the player using) There are teams, also known as colors, there are 5 different colors in the game: Black, White, Brown, Gray and Red. There are various pieces, but..." 5861 wikitext text/x-wiki Battle Royale Chess is a game that features new colors, new mechanics, and new features. == Mechanics == The player might throw a dice, the number that appears is the number of tiles the player can move, he can move any way he wants, but can only go straight and can’t rotate (this depends on what piece is the player using) There are teams, also known as colors, there are 5 different colors in the game: Black, White, Brown, Gray and Red. There are various pieces, but there are only a few that are playable, playable pieces are pawns, bishops and tankers. The non-playable pieces are towers, mega-towers, horse, shelters, guns and sabers == Rules == * Player’s piece is decided with the white pieces dice * Every piece can only move on straight line in any direction * If the player has a bishop, the player must decide to add +1 tile to the number that the number dice shows up * You move the number of tiles that the number dice indicates, this changes if you are using a bishop * Tankers have two of healt, this means that they must be damaged twice to be eliminated * Pawns have +1 tile of range for long-range weapons * The player can roll the red pieces dice if the number that number dice shows is 5 or 6 * The towers are support structure pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, the player can use them any time but only once, the tower protect the player from any damage, the tower has three of health, so it needs to be damaged three times to be able to damage the user, the user can’t move and only attack with long ranged weapons like guns * Mega-towers are the same as normal towers, but they have 5 of health * The horse is a support piece obtained from the red pieces dice, it allows the user to add 3 tiles to the number that the number dice shows, it only lasts for 3 turns * Shelters are support structures pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, the player can’t either attack or move while using it, it has 3 of health * Guns are long-ranged weapon pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, they deal 1 of damage, they have a range of 5 tiles and they only last for 3 turns * Sabers are short-ranged weapon pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, they deal 2 of damage, the player must be at the side of another player if they want to attack with it, it lasts only for 5 turns == Strategies == e8rkssjuqlwoyj3oeh8zn08qr7x7o44 5890 5861 2023-05-10T13:45:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 5890 wikitext text/x-wiki Battle Royale Chess is a game that features new colors, new mechanics, and new features. == Mechanics == The player might throw a dice, the number that appears is the number of tiles the player can move, he can move any way he wants, but can only go straight and can’t rotate (this depends on what piece is the player using) There are teams, also known as colors, there are 5 different colors in the game: Black, White, Brown, Gray and Red. There are various pieces, but there are only a few that are playable, playable pieces are pawns, bishops and tankers. The non-playable pieces are towers, mega-towers, horse, shelters, guns and sabers == Rules == * Player’s piece is decided with the white pieces dice * Every piece can only move on straight line in any direction * If the player has a bishop, the player must decide to add +1 tile to the number that the number dice shows up * You move the number of tiles that the number dice indicates, this changes if you are using a bishop * Tankers have two of healt, this means that they must be damaged twice to be eliminated * Pawns have +1 tile of range for long-range weapons * The player can roll the red pieces dice if the number that number dice shows is 5 or 6 * The towers are support structure pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, the player can use them any time but only once, the tower protect the player from any damage, the tower has three of health, so it needs to be damaged three times to be able to damage the user, the user can’t move and only attack with long ranged weapons like guns * Mega-towers are the same as normal towers, but they have 5 of health * The horse is a support piece obtained from the red pieces dice, it allows the user to add 3 tiles to the number that the number dice shows, it only lasts for 3 turns * Shelters are support structures pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, the player can’t either attack or move while using it, it has 3 of health * Guns are long-ranged weapon pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, they deal 1 of damage, they have a range of 5 tiles and they only last for 3 turns * Sabers are short-ranged weapon pieces obtained from the red pieces dice, they deal 2 of damage, the player must be at the side of another player if they want to attack with it, it lasts only for 5 turns == See also == * [[Chess 16]] [[Category:Variants]] iuoddygz5sybj744tkl13noxxtkn5o4 0 2204 4203 2015-03-11T09:06:15Z Craten 26192002 Created page with " [[Category:Variants]]" 4203 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] kp5lmeq8wdj9gn33g2kgykzh9akj86n 4238 4203 2015-03-11T21:11:16Z Milo fett 34586 4238 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Battlechess'', also spelled '''Battle Chess''' and '''B.A.T.T.L.E.C.H.E.S.S.''' (1989), is a variant of chess in which no holds are barred and it's every man for himself (female players are permitted to form [[league]]s). It's an all out brawl and only the fittest are destined to survive. You asked and we answered--it's pure chess carnage. Under the rules of Battlechess, defeated [[piece]]s must be destroyed, never to return. The rules are otherwise the same as regular [[Chess]]' [[rules]]. In the event that a [[pawn]] reaches the [[End Zone]], the only thing for it is to order new pieces and wait for them to arrive. [[Category:Variants]] sobwy5hwl4s8k79cjfz63lkhsphqztp 4239 4238 2015-03-11T21:11:30Z Milo fett 34586 4239 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Battlechess''', also spelled '''Battle Chess''' and '''B.A.T.T.L.E.C.H.E.S.S.''' (1989), is a variant of chess in which no holds are barred and it's every man for himself (female players are permitted to form [[league]]s). It's an all out brawl and only the fittest are destined to survive. You asked and we answered--it's pure chess carnage. Under the rules of Battlechess, defeated [[piece]]s must be destroyed, never to return. The rules are otherwise the same as regular [[Chess]]' [[rules]]. In the event that a [[pawn]] reaches the [[End Zone]], the only thing for it is to order new pieces and wait for them to arrive. [[Category:Variants]] 0ccv7kfiz6zzwwvkmk2vhepseuqyt70 6782 4239 2023-09-21T17:29:57Z Craten 26192002 6782 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Battlechess''', also spelled '''Battle Chess''' and '''B.A.T.T.L.E.C.H.E.S.S.''' (1989), is a variant of chess in which no holds are barred and it's every man for himself (female players are permitted to form [[league]]s). It's an all out brawl and only the fittest are destined to survive. You asked and we answered--it's pure chess carnage. Under the rules of Battlechess, defeated [[piece]]s must be destroyed, never to return. The rules are otherwise the same as regular [[Chess]]' [[rules]]. In the event that a [[pawn]] reaches the [[End Zone]], the only thing for it is to order new pieces and wait for them to [[Arrival|arrive]]. [[Category:Variants]] 83vi5xbndbavbzg05zyahj5eaf78jl1 6783 6782 2023-09-21T17:30:16Z Craten 26192002 6783 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Battleships]]'' '''Battlechess''', also spelled '''Battle Chess''' and '''B.A.T.T.L.E.C.H.E.S.S.''' (1989), is a variant of chess in which no holds are barred and it's every man for himself (female players are permitted to form [[league]]s). It's an all out brawl and only the fittest are destined to survive. You asked and we answered--it's pure chess carnage. Under the rules of Battlechess, defeated [[piece]]s must be destroyed, never to return. The rules are otherwise the same as regular [[Chess]]' [[rules]]. In the event that a [[pawn]] reaches the [[End Zone]], the only thing for it is to order new pieces and wait for them to [[Arrival|arrive]]. [[Category:Variants]] o93cf3qqvyzxboti0tg98lhptnaidsq 0 3322 6544 2023-08-29T02:04:16Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]]..." 6544 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]] place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. Players [[take]] [[Turn|turns]], [[White]] first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or [[Crossword|across]] that [[Square]], the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "splosh" sound. Play [[Continue|continues]] [[This|thus]]. The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you. Battleships is one of the few [[:Category:Variants|Variants]] that all [[Grandmaster|Grandmasters]] agree completely outdoes [[Basic Chess|classic Chess]], [[to]] the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and [[:Category:Theology|belief system]]. Once you go '''''<u>Battleships</u>''''', you'll never want [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|to Chess]] in any other form again. [[Category:Variants]] 2w35c0dtq5qfa66cqpcix333spqezxq 6545 6544 2023-08-29T02:04:55Z 2.97.99.207 6545 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]] place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. '''Ships may not sit atop other ships past a stack of four ships'''. Players [[take]] [[Turn|turns]], [[White]] first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or [[Crossword|across]] that [[Square]], the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "splosh" sound. Play [[Continue|continues]] [[This|thus]]. The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you. Battleships is one of the few [[:Category:Variants|Variants]] that all [[Grandmaster|Grandmasters]] agree completely outdoes [[Basic Chess|classic Chess]], [[to]] the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and [[:Category:Theology|belief system]]. Once you go '''''<u>Battleships</u>''''', you'll never want [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|to Chess]] in any other form again. [[Category:Variants]] ghn9nqw2yzxb2lgym2efz1uqrk7vr82 6546 6545 2023-08-29T02:05:46Z 2.97.99.207 6546 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. == Setup == Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]] place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. '''Ships may not sit atop other ships past a stack of four ships'''. == Play == Players [[take]] [[Turn|turns]], [[White]] first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or [[Crossword|across]] that [[Square]], the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "splosh" sound. Play [[Continue|continues]] [[This|thus]]. == What's the objective? == The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you. == Legacy == Battleships is one of the few [[:Category:Variants|Variants]] that all [[Grandmaster|Grandmasters]] agree completely outdoes [[Basic Chess|classic Chess]], [[to]] the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and [[:Category:Theology|belief system]]. Once you go '''''<u>Battleships</u>''''', you'll never want [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|to Chess]] in any other form again. [[Category:Variants]] ksiw057kjrlnf0c8anqxfr3e4tou7wi 6547 6546 2023-08-29T02:06:32Z 2.97.99.207 6547 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. == Setup == Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]] place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. '''Ships may not sit atop other ships past a stack of four ships'''. == Play == Players [[take]] [[Turn|turns]], [[White]] first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or [[Crossword|across]] that [[Square]], the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "[[Water|splosh]]" sound and [[Sorry!|apologise]]. Play [[Continue|continues]] [[This|thus]]. == What's the objective? == The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you. == Legacy == Battleships is one of the few [[:Category:Variants|Variants]] that all [[Grandmaster|Grandmasters]] agree completely outdoes [[Basic Chess|classic Chess]], [[to]] the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and [[:Category:Theology|belief system]]. Once you go '''''<u>Battleships</u>''''', you'll never want [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|to Chess]] in any other form again. [[Category:Variants]] tf37gio8ou5c0466gvqms2xwetuux8p 6548 6547 2023-08-29T02:08:49Z 2.97.99.207 6548 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. == Setup == Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]] place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. '''Ships may not sit atop other ships past a stack of four ships'''. == Play == Players [[take]] [[Turn|turns]], [[White]] first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or [[Crossword|across]] that [[Square]], the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "[[Water|splosh]]" sound and [[Sorry!|apologise]]. Play [[Continue|continues]] [[This|thus]]. == What's the objective? == The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you. == In the event of a tie, == In the event of a tie, both players [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]] and agree about the futility of naval war. Play restarts for another round of Battleships! == Legacy == Battleships is one of the few [[:Category:Variants|Variants]] that all [[Grandmaster|Grandmasters]] agree completely outdoes [[Basic Chess|classic Chess]], [[to]] the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and [[:Category:Theology|belief system]]. Once you go '''''<u>Battleships</u>''''', you'll never want [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|to Chess]] in any other form again. [[Category:Variants]] jyn6phuc0gsr0y09fijw2kpwjv7hlee 6686 6548 2023-09-07T01:00:02Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6686 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Boolean Operators|Not]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[confused]] [[with]] [[Battlechess]]'' '''Battleships''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the only Pieces are [[Battleships#Carrier|Carrier]] [[Battleships#Battleship|Battleship]] [[Battleships#Destroyer|Destroyer]] [[Battleships#Submarine|Submarine]] and [[Battleships#Patrol Boat|Patrol Boat]]. == Setup == Two 10x10 [[Chessboard|Chessboards]] are in play, one [[Secret|private]] to each [[player]]. Each Player must choose where [[to]] place their Battleships (and other boats) on their private grids. '''Ships may not sit atop other ships past a stack of four ships'''. == Play == Players [[take]] [[Turn|turns]], [[White]] first, nominating Squares on the opponent's Chessboard. If a Ship sits in or [[Crossword|across]] that [[Square]], the opponent must confirm that a "Hit" has been made. If not, they must make a "[[Water|splosh]]" sound and [[Sorry!|apologise]]. Play [[Continue|continues]] [[This|thus]]. == What's the objective? == The objective is to destroy the opponent's entire Fleet by continually scoring Hits until all Ships are Sunk, before they can do the same to you. == In the event of a tie, == In the event of a tie, both players [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]] and agree about the futility of naval war. Play restarts for another round of Battleships! == Legacy == Battleships is one of the few [[:Category:Variants|Variants]] that all [[Grandmaster|Grandmasters]] agree completely outdoes [[Basic Chess|classic Chess]], [[to]] the extent that it may as well replace the entire game, community and [[:Category:Theology|belief system]]. Once you go '''''<u>Battleships</u>''''', you'll never want [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|to Chess]] in any other form again. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 0dlq5ocnzb7izjgcbt44cjip8sryq5c 0 2283 4367 2015-03-19T00:34:43Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color constrain..." 4367 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color constraints, it can only play for the [[Black]] team. [[Category:Pieces]] awygm5o6gz6hdteih8l36d1eq7bovos 4678 4367 2016-04-27T16:03:56Z Milo fett 34586 4678 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color constraints, it can only play for the [[Black]] team. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Catgory:Bugs]] gnhwmcrh4rweehbp6ej30irbiz3tc4d 4679 4678 2016-04-27T16:04:08Z Milo fett 34586 4679 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color constraints, it can only play for the [[Black]] team. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bugs]] dycmsmb0on5hho9u0yoama0zkkf92xb 4740 4679 2016-05-05T16:28:11Z Milo fett 34586 4740 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color constraints, it can only play for the [[Black]] team. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Animals]] g2jlzboxqxr4ii62fdbfsxksq2607ob 4931 4740 2018-06-04T19:42:38Z 67.135.47.197 added slightly-less-racist options for beetle genera 4931 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color constraints, team is constrained by genus. For example, the cyphochilus beetle may only be on the white team. However, most beetle genera are restricted to the black team and some may not play at all. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Animals]] eyp56ayn82m15912h1f5ydyz6a1po6d 4932 4931 2018-06-04T19:44:51Z 67.135.47.197 grammar and examples 4932 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beetle.jpg|right|250px]] Placing a '''beetle''' on the board adds an autonomous unit to your game that can move outside ordinary turn structure. Due to color differences, team is constrained by genus. For example, the cyphochilus beetle may only be on the white team, dendroctonus beetles (most beetle genera, in fact) must be on the black team. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Animals]] rsq83atx1166nome6y4j50zwjitmdyz 0 2856 5534 2023-02-05T11:53:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Beige.png|thumb|357x357px|a beige Queen]] '''Beige''' is one of the numerous teams that [[can]] be played as in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:beige;">beige</span>. Some [[Localization|localizations]] of the game feature this team instead of [[White]]. ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Beige-vs-black.jpeg|a game between Beige and Black </gallery> ==Trivia== *In [[Chess 16]], it exists alongside [[White]]. ==See also== *[[White]] *B..." 5534 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beige.png|thumb|357x357px|a beige Queen]] '''Beige''' is one of the numerous teams that [[can]] be played as in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:beige;">beige</span>. Some [[Localization|localizations]] of the game feature this team instead of [[White]]. ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Beige-vs-black.jpeg|a game between Beige and Black </gallery> ==Trivia== *In [[Chess 16]], it exists alongside [[White]]. ==See also== *[[White]] *[[Black]] *[[Red]] [[Category:Colors]] 2xymtj153htjdhbeauimcnn13736ecb 5588 5534 2023-02-06T14:41:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 5588 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beige.png|thumb|357x357px|a beige Queen]] '''Beige''' is one of the numerous teams that [[can]] be played as in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:beige;">beige</span>. Some [[Localization|localizations]] of the game feature this team instead of [[White]]. ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Beige-vs-black.jpeg|a game between Beige and Black </gallery> ==Trivia== *In [[Chess 16]], it exists alongside [[White]]. ==See also== *[[White]] *[[Black]] *[[Mahogany]] *[[Red]] [[Category:Colors]] 04v2qbl6q5a7jvntwjlfkals4a1qvon 0 2198 4183 2015-03-11T08:29:59Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Modest musician Bernard Butler is a famous Chessist. His favourite piece is the [[Rook]] '''Win Quotes:''' [[File:Bern.png|thumb|338x338px]]" 4183 wikitext text/x-wiki Modest musician Bernard Butler is a famous Chessist. His favourite piece is the [[Rook]] '''Win Quotes:''' [[File:Bern.png|thumb|338x338px]] dlohvfws2vmekngptrh24u2yo3zzu7a 4184 4183 2015-03-11T08:32:13Z Craten 26192002 4184 wikitext text/x-wiki Modest musician Bernard Butler is a famous Chessist. His favourite piece is the [[Rook]] '''Win Quotes:''' ( * ) You must be better at Chess than I am to beat me! ( * ) I always win! I had forgotten how this feels. ( * ) I am the best than you. [[File:Bern.png|thumb|338x338px]] g45grgha3drcangxoyekp827ryf2jzj 4185 4184 2015-03-11T08:33:23Z Craten 26192002 4185 wikitext text/x-wiki Modest musician Bernard Butler is a famous Chessist. His favourite piece is the [[Rook]] '''Win Quotes:''' * You must be better at Chess than I am to beat me! * I always win! I had forgotten how this feels. * I am the best than you. [[File:Bern.png|thumb|338x338px]] 8rk63nukmrw0csnk8l56ct10nzjzhm4 4186 4185 2015-03-11T08:33:50Z Craten 26192002 4186 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bern.png|thumb|338x338px|Bernard Butler holding his favourite piece, the [[Rook]].]] Modest musician Bernard Butler is a famous Chessist. His favourite piece is the [[Rook]] '''Win Quotes:''' * You must be better at Chess than I am to beat me! * I always win! I had forgotten how this feels. * I am the best than you. 67mb9yr1ud3ggfp2kfh0cmuc1plembv 0 3299 6500 2023-08-24T20:56:06Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Place your bets!'' * [[Horsey]] to [[G6]]? 5.00 * [[White]] goes next? 2.00 * [[Chess]]? ''It's a cert!'' [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]]" 6500 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Place your bets!'' * [[Horsey]] to [[G6]]? 5.00 * [[White]] goes next? 2.00 * [[Chess]]? ''It's a cert!'' [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]] 3xttwivjx4vkcb4g6a7rpm7fbjf4kfw 0 3297 6497 2023-08-24T07:59:45Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If a [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]] [[:Category:Moves|moves]] less than a full [[Square]], it winds up Betwixt Squares, and can only Move [[to]] further relative Betwixt locations until freed into the grid, which rarely happens. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 6497 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]] [[:Category:Moves|moves]] less than a full [[Square]], it winds up Betwixt Squares, and can only Move [[to]] further relative Betwixt locations until freed into the grid, which rarely happens. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Terminology]] 0g3tb22k7xopschtsba2w6034flvygn 0 2587 4996 2020-08-06T21:01:48Z 2.98.84.227 Created page with "[[Chess]] is understood [[to]] [[B|be]] [[Chess Controller|controlled]] by the [[Big Chess]] conglomerate. They operate [[Roxbridge Rentals]] and the whole of [[Roxbridge Isla..." 4996 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] is understood [[to]] [[B|be]] [[Chess Controller|controlled]] by the [[Big Chess]] conglomerate. They operate [[Roxbridge Rentals]] and the whole of [[Roxbridge Island]], as well as [[64-SQUARES]], exercising their [[Chess Controller|control]] by 64-bit [[Computer chess|computers]]. If [[Player|you]] [[Loss|lose]] a [[game|match]], it may be due to [[Big Chess]], or your incompetence. To avoid their influence you will have [[to]] go [[Going Off-Grid|off-grid]]. 5b398nsz7lt4x9a0pig56wro6k3lb9j 0 2235 4276 2015-03-13T21:55:14Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "In this [[Maneuver]], the player makes their first move whilst cawing like a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]." 4276 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[Maneuver]], the player makes their first move whilst cawing like a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. fi7dv6si3gxl5emdpbtlmxba4ati17d 4279 4276 2015-03-13T21:59:06Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4279 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[Maneuver]], the player makes their first move whilst cawing like a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] ca4t1qqa8s757w42fg5e3o1izqvyx01 4388 4279 2015-12-10T00:20:13Z Milo fett 34586 4388 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[Maneuver]], the player makes their first move whilst cawing like a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Birds]] 6d1iahv7kmc2c83cjgormq8fjom2r5i 0 2375 4563 2016-02-25T02:20:09Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Another word for [[bishop]]. This word plays on the bishop's handsome qualities, and is used in [[bishipping]]." 4563 wikitext text/x-wiki Another word for [[bishop]]. This word plays on the bishop's handsome qualities, and is used in [[bishipping]]. 2a09skv3fja4n8zk8a5o08bl7afpbi8 4564 4563 2016-02-25T02:20:18Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4564 wikitext text/x-wiki Another word for [[bishop]]. This word plays on the bishop's handsome qualities, and is used in [[bishipping]]. [[Category:Shipping]] 3qhxt3j92vhhmkstmegqytoslaj7e45 5416 4564 2023-02-01T19:38:59Z Craten 26192002 5416 wikitext text/x-wiki Another word for [[bishop]]. This word plays on the bishop's handsome qualities, and is used in [[bishipping]]. ''For '''twink''', see [[Pawn]]'' [[Category:Shipping]] n2f6e08ipesoz3ygha8memt3i90dbtw 0 3043 5893 2023-05-10T19:05:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Bishipping''' refers [[to]] the act of pairing [[Bishop|Bishops]] in a [[Relationship|romantic relationship]]. It is often done by the Bishop fans of the [[Community Chess|Chess community]], often by using their [[Original Character|OCs]]. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Shipping]]" 5893 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishipping''' refers [[to]] the act of pairing [[Bishop|Bishops]] in a [[Relationship|romantic relationship]]. It is often done by the Bishop fans of the [[Community Chess|Chess community]], often by using their [[Original Character|OCs]]. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Shipping]] kgp9ibrlx9ispfiwddfxzigzlyaftbf 0 2251 4303 2015-03-17T03:16:36Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "With his pointed hat and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularl..." 4303 wikitext text/x-wiki With his pointed hat and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. [[Category:Pieces]] qlf7qe981f2bb13awsc8jf1npo5tjoh 4304 4303 2015-03-17T03:17:00Z 82.24.92.97 4304 wikitext text/x-wiki With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. [[Category:Pieces]] qwdhigwqp9jp31y093pmcfqma3fighb 4305 4304 2015-03-17T03:17:58Z 82.24.92.97 4305 wikitext text/x-wiki With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, albeit to an imperceptibly small extent. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 3szks5lrcv3wbv2y2dbc1wb93d7u4s0 4306 4305 2015-03-17T03:18:34Z 82.24.92.97 4306 wikitext text/x-wiki With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. [[Category:Pieces]] r6yld6z2h19f7o4jnordu89xqpnsgq0 4398 4306 2016-01-21T22:45:42Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4398 wikitext text/x-wiki With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] nymaivq3roryhrx0uijtwl90y557wh3 4813 4398 2016-09-15T19:49:47Z Milo fett 34586 4813 wikitext text/x-wiki With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == See also == *[[Actress]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] hchtis4e5qi2viur9jkl5a4mukxf3y2 4818 4813 2016-09-15T20:20:46Z Milo fett 34586 you know what i'll fix it later 4818 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="position:absolute; right: 0px;">{{infobox character | title = Bishop | position = Holy Bishop | age = 38 years | status = Active | height = 2 mitres }}</div> With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == See also == *[[Actress]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] 6d6ullcquykywwdgsqrwu4g5xp9impg 6150 4818 2023-07-26T02:15:08Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6150 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="position:absolute; right: 0px;">{{infobox character | title = Bishop | position = Holy Bishop | age = 38 years | status = Active | height = 2 mitres }}</div> With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == See also == *[[Actress]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Bishops]] 31b5mnletzgt0whnvnenmdafdpuz35y 6241 6150 2023-07-28T00:54:20Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6241 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="position:absolute; right: 0px;">{{infobox character | title = Bishop | position = Holy Bishop | age = 38 years | status = Active | height = 2 mitres }}</div> With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == See also == *[[Actress]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Bishops]] 6924s8s7pwn9oil64o9g6ya32r5v0zm 6742 6241 2023-09-14T17:44:09Z Milo fett 34586 Add infobox: piece 6742 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox piece | title = Your Excellence | age = 38 years | status = Active | height = 2 mitres }} With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == See also == *[[Actress]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Bishops]] ig5ndwxnnbz6gjyzu8gbbpmyb81ocwr 6913 6742 2023-10-16T17:44:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 6913 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox piece | title = Your Excellence | age = 38 years | status = Active | height = 2 mitres }} With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == Criticism == Some [[Player|players]] felt like this character didn't have much actual plot significance and was only added for mild sexual relief == See also == *[[Actress]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Bishops]] mijnfd6s0ho6exentanbv4sahfxnn1g 7162 6913 2024-06-29T18:09:33Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7162 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox piece | title = Your Excellence | age = 38 years | status = Active | height = 2 mitres }} With his pointed head and divine aroma, the '''Bishop '''is perhaps the holiest of the [[Chess crew]]. The '''Bishop '''started his life as a [[Pawn]] but grew particularly tall and suffered a severe facial wound, and then turned his life to [[Craten|God]]. [[Craten|God]] granted the '''Bishop''' the power of infinite diagonal movement in exchange for 50% of his remaining lifespan. The '''Bishop '''can also move vertically, though [[gravity]] tends to impair any vertical moves. The '''Bishop '''is known for his vigour and whimsy. Any [[piece]] in a [[square]] adjacent [[to]] the '''Bishop '''may enter [[Bishop's Confessional]]. == Criticism == Some [[Player|players]] felt like this character didn't have much actual plot significance and was only added for mild sexual relief == See also == *[[Actress]] {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Bishops]] kmrqgplfb1mb0jcmp9fgvvwfmrze4x3 0 2370 4554 2016-02-22T19:25:46Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Bishop's Cathedral''' is one of several racetracks. It features a twisting, turning path through the ancient Cathedral, several jumps, and a sequence in which players must ..." 4554 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop's Cathedral''' is one of several racetracks. It features a twisting, turning path through the ancient Cathedral, several jumps, and a sequence in which players must contend with a giant rolling pin that moves back and forth. Its difficulty is rated at Medium and the track favorite is its namesake, the [[Bishop]]. == Trivia == * After the third right turn of the course, you can sometimes hear the Bishop's voice wishing you good luck. * The fifth set of [[? box]]es has an elevated chance to contain a [[banana peel]] or [[lightning bolt]]. This is believed to be a way of increasing the stakes towards the end of each lap. * When setting Time Trial records, there is a moderate chance that your track [[ghost]] will be exorcised. [[Category:Racetracks]] bsipy7nulrlrc7auqqo3xui03h0i9a2 4582 4554 2016-03-02T23:05:14Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4582 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop's Cathedral''' is one of several racetracks. It features a twisting, turning path through the ancient Cathedral, several jumps, and a sequence in which players must contend with a giant rolling pin that moves back and forth. Its difficulty is rated at Medium and the track favorite is its namesake, the [[Bishop]]. == Trivia == * After the third right turn of the course, you can sometimes hear the Bishop's voice wishing you good luck. * The fifth set of [[? box]]es has an elevated chance to contain a [[banana peel]] or [[lightning bolt]]. This is believed to be a way of increasing the stakes towards the end of each lap. * When setting Time Trial records, there is a moderate chance that your track [[ghost]] will be exorcised. [[Category:Racetracks]] [[Category:Theology]] 0rbuxqqb6azdn4efa33j4w6ke87hc61 6302 4582 2023-08-04T22:31:19Z Milo fett 34586 6302 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop's Cathedral''' is one of several racetracks. It features a twisting, turning path through the ancient Cathedral, several jumps, and [[a]] sequence in which players must contend with a giant rolling pin that moves back and forth. Its difficulty is rated at Medium and the track favorite is its namesake, the [[Bishop]]. == Trivia == * After the third right turn of the course, you can sometimes hear the Bishop's voice wishing you good luck. * The fifth set of [[? box]]es has an elevated chance to contain a [[banana peel]] or [[Lightning|lightning bolt]]. This is believed to be a way of increasing the stakes towards the end of each lap. * When setting [[Time Trial]] records, there is a moderate chance that your track [[ghost]] will be exorcised. [[Category:Racetracks]] [[Category:Theology]] r7qb502zr337j4edr5mrql23z3s5xfr 6303 6302 2023-08-04T22:31:19Z Milo fett 34586 Protected "[[Bishop's Cathedral]]" ([Commenting=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) 6302 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop's Cathedral''' is one of several racetracks. It features a twisting, turning path through the ancient Cathedral, several jumps, and [[a]] sequence in which players must contend with a giant rolling pin that moves back and forth. Its difficulty is rated at Medium and the track favorite is its namesake, the [[Bishop]]. == Trivia == * After the third right turn of the course, you can sometimes hear the Bishop's voice wishing you good luck. * The fifth set of [[? box]]es has an elevated chance to contain a [[banana peel]] or [[Lightning|lightning bolt]]. This is believed to be a way of increasing the stakes towards the end of each lap. * When setting [[Time Trial]] records, there is a moderate chance that your track [[ghost]] will be exorcised. [[Category:Racetracks]] [[Category:Theology]] r7qb502zr337j4edr5mrql23z3s5xfr 6317 6303 2023-08-04T23:24:30Z Milo fett 34586 6317 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop's Cathedral''' is one of several racetracks. It features a twisting, turning path through the ancient Cathedral, several jumps, and [[a]] sequence in which players must contend with a giant rolling pin that moves back and forth. Its difficulty is rated at [[Medium difficulty|Medium]] and the track favorite is its namesake, the [[Bishop]]. == Trivia == * After the third right turn of the course, you can sometimes hear the Bishop's voice wishing you good luck. * The fifth set of [[? box]]es has an elevated chance to contain a [[banana peel]] or [[Lightning|lightning bolt]]. This is believed to be a way of increasing the stakes towards the end of each lap. * When setting [[Time Trial]] records, there is a moderate chance that your track [[ghost]] will be exorcised. [[Category:Racetracks]] [[Category:Theology]] d4tb2thb40o0cfzhx47707d8q6px0mu 0 2301 4400 2016-01-21T22:55:10Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Bishop's Confessional]] is a special game mode entered when any [[Piece]] is in an adjacent square [[to]] the [[Bishop]]. Both [[Pieces]] leave the board and enter the [[Bi..." 4400 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Bishop's Confessional]] is a special game mode entered when any [[Piece]] is in an adjacent square [[to]] the [[Bishop]]. Both [[Pieces]] leave the board and enter the [[Bishop's Confessional]] (sold separately). The confessing [[Piece]] reflects upon the [[Pieces]] they have dispatched. [[Chess God]] decides whether or not to offer [[absolution]]. [[Bishop's Confessional]] is a useful way for a [[Piece]] [[to]] clear their [[conscience]]. ermim6z1ckzgg86wgs5wpajo5amfegw 4401 4400 2016-01-21T22:55:48Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4401 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Bishop's Confessional]] is a special game mode entered when any [[Piece]] is in an adjacent square [[to]] the [[Bishop]]. Both [[Pieces]] leave the board and enter the [[Bishop's Confessional]] (sold separately). The confessing [[Piece]] reflects upon the [[Pieces]] they have dispatched. [[Chess God]] decides whether or not to offer [[absolution]]. [[Bishop's Confessional]] is a useful way for a [[Piece]] [[to]] clear their [[conscience]]. [[Category:Theology]] 91xhlmvjwb1s7qbwdq5pabiy7s14fkv 0 3129 6107 2023-07-25T13:42:54Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Bishop Style War''' is a game played on a 33x33 board. the positions are АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ (x) and from 1 to 33 obviously (y). [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|The first style of bishop]] [[File:Bishop style war 2.jpg|thumb|The second style of bishop]] '''Bishop Style War''' only has '''bishops''' but on different styles. All are white, the only thing you can differentiate from is the shape of the bishops. To setup..." 6107 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop Style War''' is a game played on a 33x33 board. the positions are АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ (x) and from 1 to 33 obviously (y). [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|The first style of bishop]] [[File:Bishop style war 2.jpg|thumb|The second style of bishop]] '''Bishop Style War''' only has '''bishops''' but on different styles. All are white, the only thing you can differentiate from is the shape of the bishops. To setup the board, cover all 3 top ranks with the first style bishops and cover all 3 bottom ranks with the second style bishops. Gameplay continues. To win, you must eliminate all bishops on your opposing team. nqavvci3hsr5vza86kvz3j564miy8j5 6108 6107 2023-07-25T13:44:42Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6108 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop Style War''' is a game played on a 33x33 board. the positions are АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ (x) and from 1 to 33 obviously (y). [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|The first style of bishop]] [[File:Bishop style war 2.jpg|thumb|The second style of bishop]] '''Bishop Style War''' only has '''bishops''' but on different styles. All are white, the only thing you can differentiate from is the shape of the bishops. To setup the board, cover all 3 top ranks with the first style bishops and cover all 3 bottom ranks with the second style bishops. Gameplay continues. To win, you must eliminate all bishops on your opposing team. You may add terrain, they are * Boulder: they can block the bishops from moving * Bomb: when a bishop moves into it, the bomb explodes and all of the bishops in adjacent squares and the bishop that moved into it dies * Water: bishops can’t move into it, but can jump over it. * Lava: if bishops move into it, the bishop is killed 2odb9yqxxo0ryvx1u7w5pwayuduyydl 6152 6108 2023-07-26T02:16:05Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6152 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop Style War''' is a game played on a 33x33 board. the positions are АБВГДЕЁЖЗИЙКЛМНОПРСТУФХЦЧШЩЪЫЬЭЮЯ (x) and from 1 to 33 obviously (y). [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|The first style of bishop]] [[File:Bishop style war 2.jpg|thumb|The second style of bishop]] '''Bishop Style War''' only has '''bishops''' but on different styles. All are white, the only thing you can differentiate from is the shape of the bishops. To setup the board, cover all 3 top ranks with the first style bishops and cover all 3 bottom ranks with the second style bishops. Gameplay continues. To win, you must eliminate all bishops on your opposing team. You may add terrain, they are * Boulder: they can block the bishops from moving * Bomb: when a bishop moves into it, the bomb explodes and all of the bishops in adjacent squares and the bishop that moved into it dies * Water: bishops can’t move into it, but can jump over it. * Lava: if bishops move into it, the bishop is killed [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Bishops]] ci353149u1imzv7phev31wsq6nbfw23 0 3378 6767 2023-09-19T16:49:09Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Bishop of Theseus''' is a [[maneuver]] in which a [[player]] positions two [[Bishop]]s such that they each occupy the [[square]] that the other had started on. This is difficult to accomplish and may require the use of advanced [[move]]s such as [[En Passant]] or [[Jetpack]], but is rewarded with an [[Achievement]] of the same name. == Etymology == Contrary to popular belief, this maneuver is '''not''' named after [[Theseus]]. Instead, it's named after the maneuver'..." 6767 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bishop of Theseus''' is a [[maneuver]] in which a [[player]] positions two [[Bishop]]s such that they each occupy the [[square]] that the other had started on. This is difficult to accomplish and may require the use of advanced [[move]]s such as [[En Passant]] or [[Jetpack]], but is rewarded with an [[Achievement]] of the same name. == Etymology == Contrary to popular belief, this maneuver is '''not''' named after [[Theseus]]. Instead, it's named after the maneuver's inventor, who ''was'' named after him. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Bishops]] q1epu48wwbcyenu4sa13jfubh2jw2lx 0 2178 4150 2015-03-11T05:59:44Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[White]] 4150 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[White]] crvip259z8c84zykiidgrfnr6u4cily 5535 4150 2023-02-05T11:54:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 added category 5535 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[White]] [[Category:Colors]] gj3z2wcdvgxrf084hfb7hsxug608hfn 0 3498 7041 2024-05-30T03:44:20Z 89.243.121.118 Created page with "'''Black's Queen's Bishop's Pawn''' is a [[:Category:Pawns|Pawn]] noted [[4|for]] [[Start|starting]] the [[game]] on [[C7]] & typically [[Move|moving]] [[to]] other [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] before being [[Taken]]. Unlike other '''[[Queen]]'s Bishop's Pawns''', '''[[Bishop]]'s Pawns''', and [[Pawn|Pawns]], no [[canon]] [[source]]<ref>See ALL text of ALL sources. It's very difficult to prove a negative but I've read them all.</ref> can be [[Find|found]] [[to]] confir..." 7041 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Black's Queen's Bishop's Pawn''' is a [[:Category:Pawns|Pawn]] noted [[4|for]] [[Start|starting]] the [[game]] on [[C7]] & typically [[Move|moving]] [[to]] other [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] before being [[Taken]]. Unlike other '''[[Queen]]'s Bishop's Pawns''', '''[[Bishop]]'s Pawns''', and [[Pawn|Pawns]], no [[canon]] [[source]]<ref>See ALL text of ALL sources. It's very difficult to prove a negative but I've read them all.</ref> can be [[Find|found]] [[to]] confirm [[that]] '''Black's Queen's Bishop's Pawn''' is [[Thinking|considered]] a [[Piece]]. Therefore, until further notice, this is one ''"meeple"'' [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] must [[not]] [[Categories|Categorise]] into the [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces Category]]<ref>we will block your IP address if you so much as consider this</ref>. [[Category:Pawns]] dwfwpz49fl9zxb0ts4jfufifh86k8r8 0 2399 4615 2016-03-15T05:59:33Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Before the rise of [[color boardcasting]] in the mid-1960s, all Chess was played in [[Black]]-and-[[White]]. Some period enthusiasts still play this way. ''See also: [[Sepia..." 4615 wikitext text/x-wiki Before the rise of [[color boardcasting]] in the mid-1960s, all Chess was played in [[Black]]-and-[[White]]. Some period enthusiasts still play this way. ''See also: [[Sepia Chess]]'' nt19x3f3q4yqfj27hhuxqmvi9ns0cov 4616 4615 2016-03-15T05:59:58Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4616 wikitext text/x-wiki Before the rise of [[color boardcasting]] in the mid-1960s, all Chess was played in [[Black]]-and-[[White]]. Some period enthusiasts still play this way. ''See also: [[Sepia Chess]]'' [[Category:Variants]] dtcq1lfv3ogpqkjpkn0o6rxy4lrsukm 0 3555 7251 2024-11-20T23:51:53Z Sonick737 55898866 Created this article 7251 wikitext text/x-wiki The blind bishop is one of the usable pieces in [[Fog of War]], but it's blind, so it can't move, except if you give him a bengal (needs to buy separately) to make he partially move like a bishop In my opinion, it's better to get a [[Lookman]]. Here is an ASCII of the [[Chessboard]] to the blind bishop: Yea lvogexeckn4r9e6i3zmpr3yl05cyq09 0 2214 4234 2015-03-11T21:05:49Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with " [[Category:Variants]]" 4234 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] kp5lmeq8wdj9gn33g2kgykzh9akj86n 6298 4234 2023-08-04T12:44:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 6298 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> <p> qiiiefbxckm4hkfaf8jmplsqz3fj0ye 6299 6298 2023-08-04T12:45:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 6299 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> <p> <br> 2kykf5xq7ic3j171x7pzzvuoi27d32m 7244 6299 2024-11-04T14:03:27Z 120.244.44.178 7244 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] <p> <br>Umm... 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This is typically conducted by each [[Player]] having a distinct copy of the [[Chessboard]], or blinding the player. Moves are undertaken as standard, with [[faith]] in where their targets sit. [[Category:Variants]]" 6549 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Blind Man's Chess|'''Blind Man's Chess''']], each player cannot see his (man's) [[opponent]]'s Pieces. This is typically conducted by each [[Player]] having a distinct copy of the [[Chessboard]], or blinding the player. Moves are undertaken as standard, with [[faith]] in where their targets sit. [[Category:Variants]] ey6zay0honv80pya8uxnmvam133k8rv 0 3006 5813 2023-03-21T13:08:23Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "A '''blind board''' is a [[board]] variant where every [[square]] is the same [[:Category:Colors|color]]. [[A]] blind board is typically entirely [[White]] OR (exclusive) [[Black]]. This adds several challenges, as you cannot tell the true color of the square and disables several [[Bishop|Bishops]]. [[Category:Boards]]" 5813 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''blind board''' is a [[board]] variant where every [[square]] is the same [[:Category:Colors|color]]. [[A]] blind board is typically entirely [[White]] OR (exclusive) [[Black]]. This adds several challenges, as you cannot tell the true color of the square and disables several [[Bishop|Bishops]]. [[Category:Boards]] 8w8571motnzapgpvj61we10u3vch2ec 0 2687 5188 2023-01-17T20:59:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "A milder variant of the [[Blunder]], it is punished by inflicting a [[blindness]] [[Side effects|effect]] for 1 [[turn]] [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5188 wikitext text/x-wiki A milder variant of the [[Blunder]], it is punished by inflicting a [[blindness]] [[Side effects|effect]] for 1 [[turn]] [[Category:Mechanics]] acatzq3pwetu3c5px7az74ndbn95rms 5196 5188 2023-01-18T02:33:30Z 79.66.87.129 5196 wikitext text/x-wiki A milder variant of the [[Blunder]], it is punished by inflicting a [[blindness]] [[Side effects|effect]] for 1 [[turn]] ''"You really played a Blinder there!" - Chess'' [[Category:Mechanics]] b8yefljl6q62th0em1kgykgwvfpa6az 5217 5196 2023-01-18T11:24:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 5217 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''blinder''' (read ''/'blɪndr/'') is milder variant of the [[Blunder]], it is punished by inflicting a [[blindness]] [[Side effects|effect]] for 1 [[turn]] ''"You really played a Blinder there!" - Chess'' [[Category:Mechanics]] mlmujff83rfjbudw6jrjgvza3ln04p3 5219 5217 2023-01-18T11:32:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 5219 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''blinder''' (read ''/'blɪndr/'') is a milder variant of the [[Blunder]], it is punished by inflicting a [[blindness]] [[Side effects|effect]] for 1 [[turn]] ''"You really played a Blinder there!" - Chess'' [[Category:Mechanics]] pwg4ggj3v6j7ivvfhr2kz5fs8pb87eh 0 2382 4577 2016-03-02T22:25:38Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''blizzard''' has a 1d100 chance of occurring each [[turn]]. In a blizzard, all [[piece]]s temporarily become [[white]]. [[Category:Weather conditions]]" 4577 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''blizzard''' has a 1d100 chance of occurring each [[turn]]. In a blizzard, all [[piece]]s temporarily become [[white]]. [[Category:Weather conditions]] 38blyzyq4a6d7cjqu5wf4st3upawjji 0 3050 5903 2023-05-11T13:32:50Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Blue''' is one of the teams in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:royalblue;">blue</span>. Blue's square color is <span style="color:royalblue;">blue</span>. ==Trivia== *Blue pieces are made from [[water]] *Blue squares are water squares == See also == * [[Red]] [[Category:Colors]]" 5903 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Blue''' is one of the teams in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:royalblue;">blue</span>. Blue's square color is <span style="color:royalblue;">blue</span>. ==Trivia== *Blue pieces are made from [[water]] *Blue squares are water squares == See also == * [[Red]] [[Category:Colors]] c5p7kvli8voxyfdp30xjd81jnep1ci6 0 2703 5233 2023-01-18T19:42:46Z 79.66.87.129 Redirected page to [[Spiny Shell]] 5233 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Spiny Shell]] 6z28srb5gzef28i6vrjeyyh52pqe8pi 0 2662 5143 2023-01-11T19:05:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any co..." 5143 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any consequences * falling into the [[trapdoor]], after already being aware of it's position * forgetting to bring [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * adding [[Jeffery]] to the [[board]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 2mpqhvuxk3yavy3mxmv0yzoy3ypp4pu 5154 5143 2023-01-12T11:45:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 new blunders added 5154 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any consequences * falling into the [[trapdoor]], after already being aware of it's position *committing [[tax evasion]] *playing on [[Friday the 13th]] *opening with the [[French Defense]] *invoking the [[Upside-Down Rook|upside-down rook]] *[[currency]] drops below 0 * forgetting to bring [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * adding [[Jeffery]] to the [[board]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 8ldubr9nhggfvcpoiq7ytxutu6b8ohc 5191 5154 2023-01-17T21:12:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 5191 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any consequences * falling into the [[trapdoor]], after already being aware of it's position *committing [[tax evasion]] *playing on [[Friday the 13th]] *opening with the [[French Defense]] *invoking the [[Upside-Down Rook|upside-down rook]] *[[currency]] drops below 0 * forgetting to bring [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * adding [[Jeffery]] to the [[board]] == See also: == [[Blinder]] [[Category:Mechanics]] bghchyrbjs2whfdk17hhmjwf7ykvx5c 7272 5191 2024-12-20T13:44:12Z Fingkukac233 56446346 7272 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any consequences * falling into the [[trapdoor]], after already being aware of it's position *committing [[tax evasion]] *playing on [[Friday the 13th]] *opening with the [[French Defense]] *invoking the [[Upside-Down Rook|upside-down rook]] *[[currency]] drops below 0 * forgetting to bring [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * adding [[Jeffery]] to the [[board]] * summoning '''Bob''' == See also: == [[Blinder]] [[Category:Mechanics]] szwz8v94hdnwtq5qub65toz8109yt4s 7285 7272 2024-12-20T13:55:59Z Fingkukac233 56446346 7285 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any consequences * falling into the [[trapdoor]], after already being aware of it's position *committing [[tax evasion]] *playing on [[Friday the 13th]] *opening with the [[French Defense]] *invoking the [[Upside-Down Rook|upside-down rook]] *[[currency]] drops below 0 * forgetting to bring [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * adding [[Jeffery]] to the [[board]] * summoning '''[[Bob]]''' == See also: == [[Blinder]] [[Category:Mechanics]] l70c9rb7e3li1h0odl980z4z2uzh1xt 7290 7285 2024-12-20T14:01:15Z Fingkukac233 56446346 7290 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Icon-blunder.png|thumb|icon used to signify the blunder]] A '''blunder''' is an exceptionally bad move in [[Chess]]. It occurs when the [[player]] [[Blunder|fucks up big time]] and as a result provides an epic advantage to the [[opponent]] A list of common blunders include: * overlooking allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] being under attack * moving a valuable [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] onto a [[:Category:Squares|square]] where it is easily taken without any consequences * falling into the [[trapdoor]], after already being aware of it's position *committing [[tax evasion]] *playing on [[Friday the 13th]] *opening with the [[French Defense]] *invoking the [[Upside-Down Rook|upside-down rook]] *[[currency]] drops below 0 * forgetting to bring [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * adding [[Jeffery]] to the [[board]] * summoning [[Bob]] == See also: == [[Blinder]] [[Category:Mechanics]] rqx8dlvxav80gv4b84yy10qu53txwnb 0 2185 4163 2015-03-11T07:13:34Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Board''', or '''Square Chess Pizza''', is a Chess [[piece]] and one of the most important components of Chess. It originated as a way to transport salt shakers in resta..." 4163 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Board''', or '''Square Chess Pizza''', is a Chess [[piece]] and one of the most important components of Chess. It originated as a way to transport salt shakers in restaurants and was only used for Chess purposes after people began using it for Chess, leading to the invention of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Realms]] ogl7iq5wlsgsad7m7h51dg31sybiwvi 0 3252 6410 2023-08-16T14:24:45Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Files [[A]] and [[H]] and Ranks [[1]] and [[8]] are notoriously [[Fear|scary]] due [[to]] having no [[Barricade|barricades]] around the sheer [[drop]], causing [[vertigo]], [[Wobble|wobbling]], and [[Suicide|suicidal ideation]]. These [[factors]] can [[B|be]] worsened by [[Wind|even the slightest breeze]]. Any [[Square]] with fewer than [[8|eight]] [[Adjacent|surrounding squares]] on the [[Chessboard-level]] [[plane]] is considered the Board's Edge due to the risk of ..." 6410 wikitext text/x-wiki Files [[A]] and [[H]] and Ranks [[1]] and [[8]] are notoriously [[Fear|scary]] due [[to]] having no [[Barricade|barricades]] around the sheer [[drop]], causing [[vertigo]], [[Wobble|wobbling]], and [[Suicide|suicidal ideation]]. These [[factors]] can [[B|be]] worsened by [[Wind|even the slightest breeze]]. Any [[Square]] with fewer than [[8|eight]] [[Adjacent|surrounding squares]] on the [[Chessboard-level]] [[plane]] is considered the Board's Edge due to the risk of [[Gravity|falling]]. == What happens if you fall? == Well, that's [[Falling|a different Wiki page]]. [[Category:Realm]] [[Category:Locations]] nfvw6n7dnibjtqqe0dkn5cvai9r6r40 6412 6410 2023-08-16T14:25:42Z 78.40.233.10 6412 wikitext text/x-wiki Files [[A]] and [[H]] and Ranks [[1]] and [[8]] are notoriously [[Fear|scary]] due [[to]] having no [[Barricade|barricades]] around the sheer [[drop]], causing [[vertigo]], [[Wobble|wobbling]], [[wibbling]], and [[Suicide|suicidal ideation]]. These [[factors]] can [[B|be]] worsened by [[Wind|even the slightest breeze]]. Any [[Square]] with fewer than [[8|eight]] [[Adjacent|surrounding squares]] on the [[Chessboard-level]] [[plane]] is considered the Board's Edge due to the risk of [[Gravity|falling]]. == What happens if you fall? == [[Chess Well|Well]], that's [[Falling|a different Wiki page]]. [[Category:Realm]] [[Category:Locations]] t81pqo0gf8h79pkqyahv6034cbihscz 6413 6412 2023-08-16T14:26:23Z 78.40.233.10 6413 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File|Files]] [[A]] and [[H]] and [[Rank|Ranks]] [[1]] and [[8]] are notoriously [[Fear|scary]] due [[to]] having no [[Barricade|barricades]] around the sheer [[drop]], causing [[vertigo]], [[Wobble|wobbling]], [[wibbling]], and [[Suicide|suicidal ideation]]. These [[factors]] can [[B|be]] worsened by [[Wind|even the slightest breeze]]. Any [[Square]] with fewer than [[8|eight]] [[Adjacent|surrounding squares]] on the [[Chessboard-level]] [[plane]] is considered the '''Board's Edge''' due to the [[Chance|risk]] of [[Gravity|falling]]. == What happens if you fall? == [[Chess Well|Well]], that's [[Falling|a different Wiki page]]. [[Category:Realm]] [[Category:Locations]] pr777dht9a336pw3oqr639awhxcgeej 6464 6413 2023-08-21T03:13:13Z 2.97.99.207 6464 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File|Files]] [[A]] and [[H]] and [[Rank|Ranks]] [[1]] and [[8]] are notoriously [[Fear|scary]] due [[to]] having no [[Barricade|barricades]] around the sheer [[drop]], causing [[vertigo]], [[Wobble|wobbling]], [[wibbling]], and [[Suicide|suicidal ideation]]. These [[factors]] can [[B|be]] worsened by [[Wind|even the slightest breeze]]. Any [[Square]] with fewer than [[8|eight]] [[Adjacent|surrounding squares]] on the [[Chessboard-level]] [[plane]] is considered the '''Board's Edge''' due to the [[Chance|risk]] of [[Gravity|falling]]. == What happens if you fall? == [[Chess Well|Well]], that's [[Falling|a different Wiki page]]. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Realms]] 3eim541egvw56e0n3donr0zldyce2oa 0 2709 5249 2023-01-19T22:04:51Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "Instead of moving [[a]] [[Piece]], you may prefer to move the [[Board]]. Legal Board moves include: * toward you (for easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * away from you (for opponent's easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * rotate 90° * rotate 180° (effectively 'swapping sides') * rotate 270° * rotate custom * up * down * your left * their left * your right (note that this move cannot be countered) * their right * tilt * flip (swaps the T..." 5249 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of moving [[a]] [[Piece]], you may prefer to move the [[Board]]. Legal Board moves include: * toward you (for easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * away from you (for opponent's easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * rotate 90° * rotate 180° (effectively 'swapping sides') * rotate 270° * rotate custom * up * down * your left * their left * your right (note that this move cannot be countered) * their right * tilt * flip (swaps the [[The Underboard|Underboard]] with the Overboard - note that a fallen [[King]] loses the game) * invert colors * Misty Flip * Pop Shove-It * [[Earthquake]] [[Category:Moves]] 40skckk7y4na4zhkyqceh22svv74dr0 5250 5249 2023-01-19T22:10:17Z 79.66.87.129 5250 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of moving [[a]] [[Piece]], you may prefer [[to]] move the [[Board]]. Legal Board moves include: * toward you (for easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * away from you (for opponent's easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * rotate 90° * rotate 180° (effectively 'swapping sides') * rotate 270° * rotate custom * up * down * your left * their left * your right (note that this move cannot be countered) * their right * tilt * flip (swaps the [[The Underboard|Underboard]] with the Overboard - note that a fallen [[King]] loses the game) * invert colors * Misty Flip * Pop Shove-It * [[Earthquake]] [[Category:Moves]] 52hu9fk2sq3h6nojwtrwsaggi4mnt62 5363 5250 2023-01-29T22:35:27Z Craten 26192002 5363 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of moving [[a]] [[Piece]], you may prefer [[to]] move the [[Board]]. Legal Board moves include: * toward you (for easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * away from you (for opponent's easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * [[Rotated Chess|rotate 90°]] * [[Half-time|rotate 180°]] (effectively 'swapping sides') * [[Negazone|rotate 270°]] * rotate custom * up * down * your left * their left * your right (note that this move cannot be countered) * their right * tilt * flip (swaps the [[The Underboard|Underboard]] with the Overboard - note that a fallen [[King]] loses the game) * invert colors * Misty Flip * Pop Shove-It * [[Earthquake]] [[Category:Moves]] 8ys1eoxdbc48iqfwleor3qqpmu9d5uf 6518 5363 2023-08-28T19:48:30Z 2.97.99.207 6518 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of moving [[a]] [[Piece]], you may prefer [[to]] move the [[Board]]. Legal Board moves include: * toward you (for easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * away from you (for opponent's easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * [[Rotated Chess|rotate 90°]] * [[Half-time|rotate 180°]] (effectively 'swapping sides') * [[Negazone|rotate 270°]] * rotate custom * up * down * your left * their left * your right (note that this move cannot be countered) * their right * tilt * [[(ノ°Д°）ノ︵ ┻━┻|flip]] (swaps the [[The Underboard|Underboard]] with the Overboard - note that a fallen [[King]] loses the game) * invert colors * Misty Flip * Pop Shove-It * [[Earthquake]] [[Category:Moves]] sd81e2kplej67xk2an8ruzseip3a2r6 7003 6518 2024-02-08T23:08:38Z Craten 26192002 7003 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of moving [[a]] [[Piece]], you may prefer [[to]] move the [[Board]]. Legal Board moves include: * toward you (for easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * away from you (for opponent's easier access to [[Piece|Pieces]] and [[Chess]]) * [[Rotated Chess|rotate 90°]] * [[Half-time|rotate 180°]] (effectively 'swapping sides') * [[Negazone|rotate 270°]] * rotate custom * up * down * your left * their left * your right (note that this move cannot be countered) * their right * tilt * [[(ノ°Д°）ノ︵ ┻━┻|flip]] (swaps the [[The Underboard|Underboard]] with the Overboard - note that a fallen [[King]] loses the game) * invert colors * [[Kickflip]] * Misty Flip * Pop Shove-It * [[Earthquake]] [[Category:Moves]] a9woz8f67fjffttw1vry1yiehevu0ke 0 3568 7274 2024-12-20T13:46:55Z Fingkukac233 56446346 Created page with "Bob is an entity commonly described as "The Creator"" 7274 wikitext text/x-wiki Bob is an entity commonly described as "The Creator" 90145xrehtkf2pbeig98wk8x7kb5rrq 7278 7274 2024-12-20T13:50:43Z Fingkukac233 56446346 7278 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bob's Dad.png|thumb|Bob's dad also known as the king]] Bob is an entity commonly described as "The Creator" 64ua6f8ienpogna4s2r69trv2nhi41y 7280 7278 2024-12-20T13:52:22Z Fingkukac233 56446346 7280 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bob.png|thumb|232x232px|Bob]] [[File:Bob's Dad.png|thumb|Bob's dad also known as the king]] Bob is an entity commonly described as "The Creator" 4jibbalzvksfzwc6fts9kr1sht59f10 7284 7280 2024-12-20T13:54:57Z Fingkukac233 56446346 7284 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bob.png|thumb|232x232px|Bob]] [[File:Bob's Dad.png|thumb|Bob's dad also known as the king|238x238px]] === Bob, the Cosmic Overlord of Chess === Long before humanity scratched its first crude symbols into stone, there was Bob. No one knows where Bob came from. Perhaps he emerged from the primordial chaos before time began, or perhaps he always was and always will be, an eternal constant in the great, yawning void of existence. One thing is certain: Bob didn’t just create chess—Bob ''is'' chess. Bob didn’t descend to Earth in any conventional sense. No, Bob tore through dimensions like a flaming comet of intellect and malice, arriving in a blinding burst of light that left the fabric of reality trembling. When the smoke cleared, he was there, standing on a mountain of molten stars, holding a perfectly carved chessboard aloft. The pieces gleamed with an unearthly glow, each one imbued with a fragment of Bob's limitless mind. “BEHOLD,” Bob bellowed, his voice shaking mountains and scattering flocks of terrified birds. “I HAVE FORGED THE PERFECT GAME.” And then, as if to demonstrate his power, he played an entire match against himself in under 30 seconds. Scholars who later examined the position on the board wept openly, for the sheer elegance of Bob’s play transcended human comprehension. The chessboard itself was no mere object. It was a living entity, pulsating with cosmic energy, its black and white squares representing the eternal struggle between order and chaos. The pieces moved not with the clumsy hands of mortals, but as if guided by an unseen force, gliding into position with a grace that defied physics. The pawns were Bob’s foot soldiers, humble yet devastating in their potential. The knights bent space and time, leaping impossibly over barriers. The queen was a vortex of destruction, embodying limitless power, while the king was both a tyrant and a fragile god, teetering on the edge of annihilation. As Bob unleashed chess upon the world, chaos ensued. Entire civilizations rose and fell trying to decipher the rules. Wars were fought over pawns. Prophets emerged, claiming to channel Bob’s divine wisdom, but all were struck down when they dared to utter the forbidden phrase: “It’s just a game.” But Bob wasn’t done. He didn’t just want humans to ''play'' chess—he wanted them to ''suffer'' for it. He implanted an unquenchable thirst for victory in the hearts of all who touched the board. Relationships crumbled, kingdoms were destroyed, and geniuses spiraled into madness trying to outwit an opponent who didn’t even exist. Some say Bob still roams the cosmos, searching for challengers worthy of his infinite skill. Others believe he has taken up residence in the algorithms of modern chess engines, lurking in the circuits of Stockfish or AlphaZero, toying with humanity as we inch closer to understanding his perfect game. But here’s the thing about Bob: He doesn’t care if we win or lose. He doesn’t care if we understand his creation. Bob exists to remind us of one immutable truth: the universe is vast, cruel, and indifferent, and the only thing standing between us and oblivion is our ability to think two moves ahead. dt0wewq6yqf7wn5o9hmxs49c2dn2t6w 7287 7284 2024-12-20T13:57:02Z Fingkukac233 56446346 /* Bob, the Cosmic Overlord of Chess */ 7287 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bob.png|thumb|232x232px|Bob]] [[File:Bob's Dad.png|thumb|Bob's dad also known as the king|238x238px]] === Bob, the Interdimensional Hell-Architect of Chess === Before there was time, before there was light, there was Bob. He wasn’t born; he erupted—an unfathomable explosion of malevolent intellect ripping through the multiverse like a rogue black hole with a grudge. Bob didn’t create chess because he loved order or strategy. No, Bob forged chess to ''watch us squirm''. Bob’s arrival on Earth was not subtle. One minute, a tranquil meadow bathed in golden sunlight; the next, a smoking crater of molten glass, with Bob standing in the center, a 12-foot-tall monstrosity of writhing energy and malice. His eyes burned with an intensity that could char the souls of lesser beings. In one clawed hand, he clutched the first chessboard—a slab of obsidian and bone etched with patterns that seemed to shift when no one was looking. “LISTEN UP, WORMS,” Bob thundered, his voice like a thousand thunderstorms crashing all at once. “I HAVE BESTOWED UPON YOU A GAME. PLAY IT, OR PERISH.” The first humans who dared to approach the board were immediately overcome with a strange compulsion to sit down and start moving pieces. They didn’t know the rules—Bob hadn’t told them—but their hands moved anyway, as if guided by invisible strings. The result? Instant insanity. They clawed at their faces, screaming of bishops that could see the future and queens that whispered ancient curses into their ears. The board wasn’t just a board; it was a portal—a swirling nexus of chaos that connected every conceivable dimension. The pieces weren’t wood or stone; they were fragments of Bob’s essence, vibrating with unholy energy. Touching a pawn was like staring into the abyss. Moving the queen felt like wielding the wrath of an angry god. And yet, humans couldn’t stop playing. They ''had'' to play. Bob had cursed them with an unrelenting need to prove themselves on this battlefield of existential torment. Kingdoms fell as rulers obsessed over perfecting their opening moves. Religions sprang up around the game, with high priests claiming that checkmate was the key to enlightenment. Wars were fought, not for land or gold, but over whether knights moved in an “L” or a “V” shape. Bob didn’t care. He watched from the shadows, cackling as civilizations burned. Sometimes he’d appear to a particularly gifted player, manifesting as a swirling vortex of nightmares, and whisper, ''“Nice Sicilian Defense, nerd.”'' Then he’d wipe them off the face of the Earth with a snap of his claw. Modern chess engines like Stockfish and AlphaZero? Yeah, those are just Bob’s side projects. He built them to mock us, embedding his otherworldly genius into code so that even when we think we’re improving, we’re really just playing into his hands. Every time you lose to a computer, that’s Bob laughing from beyond the veil. They say that if you stare at a chessboard for too long, you can feel him. The air grows heavy, the pieces seem to shimmer, and if you listen closely, you’ll hear his voice: ''“You will never win. I am everywhere. I am eternal. I am Bob.”'' So play your little game. Make your moves. Dream of victory. Bob is waiting. He’s always waiting. And when you finally think you’ve mastered the board, he’ll be there to show you that you’ve been his pawn all along. nxcapnuaq0uzyv3m88q2z5a3hp66q8u 0 2663 5144 2023-01-11T19:13:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Bobby Fischer''' is a fisherman [[NPC]] in the game [[Chess]]. He can be spotted fishing throughout various [[:Category:Locations|locations]] and you can interact with him to talk about his opinions on" 5144 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bobby Fischer''' is a fisherman [[NPC]] in the game [[Chess]]. He can be spotted fishing throughout various [[:Category:Locations|locations]] and you can interact with him to talk about his opinions on t1jm56rv7qlvh37an2x9cxhw2xgcb79 5146 5144 2023-01-11T19:33:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 5146 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bobby Fischer''' is a fisherman [[NPC]] in the game [[Chess]]. He can be spotted fishing throughout various [[:Category:Locations|locations]] and you can interact with him to talk about his opinions on [[Category:Pieces]] lqg8xyyuu7y3bn8f4atgq5kzrqbhsj3 5649 5146 2023-02-07T21:04:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5649 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bobby Fischer''' is a fisherman [[NPC]] in the game [[Chess]]. He can be spotted fishing throughout various [[:Category:Locations|locations]] and you can interact with him to talk about his opinions on [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] gvnsnrkfklo70hp2u4irdeg7hrkvo23 6292 5649 2023-08-02T22:48:22Z Milo fett 34586 6292 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:BobbyFischer.png|thumb|right|250px|Bobby Fischer as he appears in [[Docks Zone]].]] '''Bobby Fischer''' is a fisherman [[NPC]] in the game [[Chess]]. He can be spotted fishing throughout various [[:Category:Locations|locations]] and you can interact with him to talk about his opinions on [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] q5d4u4v7jjnkimxzwtzk8zbmhz6pgl7 0 3542 7205 2024-08-03T02:13:19Z Rapanuixd 54182460 Created page with "[[File:Guardia.png|thumb|White bodyguard ]] [[File:Guardia-lado-negro.png|thumb|Black bodyguard]] '''Bodyguard''' is a chess piece that has the purpose of protect the king. It moves two squares forward and captures like a king. Bodyguard is represented with a ''G'' in algeabric notation. His value is 2 points. Bodyguard represents any kind of royal guardians, like royal guardians of United Kingdom or Spain. == Characteristics == === Placement === Bodyguard is the only..." 7205 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Guardia.png|thumb|White bodyguard ]] [[File:Guardia-lado-negro.png|thumb|Black bodyguard]] '''Bodyguard''' is a chess piece that has the purpose of protect the king. It moves two squares forward and captures like a king. Bodyguard is represented with a ''G'' in algeabric notation. His value is 2 points. Bodyguard represents any kind of royal guardians, like royal guardians of United Kingdom or Spain. == Characteristics == === Placement === Bodyguard is the only piece that is at the same rank as the pawns. His starting position is c2 and f2 if he's white and c7 and f7 if he's black. === Movement === Bodyguard moves two squares forward. This makes it the second piece that cannot move backwards (until he captures). === Capturing === He can capture other pieces like a king, meaning he can capture anyone around him. This can be used to prevent checks. == Use == === Prevention of checkmates === Due to his capture, he can stop ''Back-rank Mates'' sometimes, like when the rook/queen that makes the checkmate moves to c1. 3d9b6mbh0drw3o6kk6zihfllaii0j3b 7209 7205 2024-08-07T16:00:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 7209 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Guardia.png|thumb|White bodyguard ]] [[File:Guardia-lado-negro.png|thumb|Black bodyguard]] '''Bodyguard''' is a chess piece that has the purpose of protect the king. It moves two squares forward and captures like a king. Bodyguard is represented with a ''G'' in algeabric notation. His value is 2 points. Bodyguard represents any kind of royal guardians, like royal guardians of United Kingdom or Spain. == Characteristics == === Placement === Bodyguard is the only piece that is at the same rank as the pawns. His starting position is c2 and f2 if he's white and c7 and f7 if he's black. === Movement === Bodyguard moves two squares forward. This makes it the second piece that cannot move backwards (until he captures). === Capturing === He can capture other pieces like a king, meaning he can capture anyone around him. This can be used to prevent checks. == Use == === Prevention of checkmates === Due to his capture, he can stop ''Back-rank Mates'' sometimes, like when the rook/queen that makes the checkmate moves to c1. [[Category:Pieces]] fwk9084dajmi6l825ha2nvubstiv4ua 0 2415 4646 2016-04-03T01:56:57Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Bog]] is a [[:Category:Terrain|terrain]] type caused by heavy [[rain]] on [[marshland]]. All properties of [[marshland]] apply [[to]] a bog, but with the additional rule tha..." 4646 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Bog]] is a [[:Category:Terrain|terrain]] type caused by heavy [[rain]] on [[marshland]]. All properties of [[marshland]] apply [[to]] a bog, but with the additional rule that pieces that spend three turns in a bog square sink in and [[die]]. Fallen bog pieces may later rise as a [[swamp thing]]. eh11y5ysxg3i5b6rx4sgsc5dvo42917 4647 4646 2016-04-03T01:57:07Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4647 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Bog]] is a [[:Category:Terrain|terrain]] type caused by heavy [[rain]] on [[marshland]]. All properties of [[marshland]] apply [[to]] a bog, but with the additional rule that pieces that spend three turns in a bog square sink in and [[die]]. Fallen bog pieces may later rise as a [[swamp thing]]. [[Category:Terrain]] stk6ezfrljbrpt1d7fr7g0hyl65v31s 0 2628 5090 2023-01-09T19:15:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The Bongcloud Opening is a special opening in [[Chess]], where the [[Chess]] player starts off the game by moving the [[pawn]] in-front of the [[King]] on the first move and advances the King forward on the second move. This causes the soundtrack to change to a different, more funky version of the earlygame theme == Trivia == I don't know where the name comes from" 5090 wikitext text/x-wiki The Bongcloud Opening is a special opening in [[Chess]], where the [[Chess]] player starts off the game by moving the [[pawn]] in-front of the [[King]] on the first move and advances the King forward on the second move. This causes the soundtrack to change to a different, more funky version of the earlygame theme == Trivia == I don't know where the name comes from 8shbtl4ka5abuzgwfym33ob9vurdvi0 5095 5090 2023-01-09T21:20:37Z Chalcogens 52316134 5095 wikitext text/x-wiki The Bongcloud Opening is a special opening in [[Chess]], where the [[Chess]] player starts off the first move by moving the [[pawn]] in-front of the [[King]] a [[square]] or two forward and advances the King forward on the second move. This causes the [[Chess (soundtrack)|soundtrack]] to change to a different, more funky version of the earlygame theme == Trivia == I don't know where the name comes from 4o5cipzfuv1k56edeu26d7xpt94qcqc 6213 5095 2023-07-26T19:47:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6213 wikitext text/x-wiki The Bongcloud Opening is a special opening in [[Chess]], where the [[Chess]] player starts off the first move by moving the [[pawn]] in-front of the [[King]] a [[square]] or two forward and advances the King forward on the second move. This causes the [[Chess (soundtrack)|soundtrack]] to change to a different, more funky version of the earlygame theme == Trivia == I don't know where the name comes from [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Moves]] c4o94t536sr05sesoyhmi1r2rrqc2gx 6844 6213 2023-09-29T03:44:09Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6844 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bongcloud.jpg|thumb|Visual Representation of the "Boungcloud" Opening]] The Bongcloud Opening is a special opening in [[Chess]], where the [[Chess]] player starts off the first move by moving the [[pawn]] in-front of the [[King]] a [[square]] or two forward and advances the King forward on the second move. This causes the [[Chess (soundtrack)|soundtrack]] to change to a different, more funky version of the earlygame theme == Trivia == I don't know where the name comes from [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Moves]] csnlk0an4opow2mhksb3myxzy1mc2ow 0 2727 5287 2023-01-24T19:24:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Boost Pads''' are flashing pads with an arrow pattern on them. There are [[a]] few boost pads scattered across the [[Board|track]]. Should a [[piece]] [[Passing|pass]] over [[a]] boost pad, it will receive a short [[speed boost]]! [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Powerups]]" 5287 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Boost Pads''' are flashing pads with an arrow pattern on them. There are [[a]] few boost pads scattered across the [[Board|track]]. Should a [[piece]] [[Passing|pass]] over [[a]] boost pad, it will receive a short [[speed boost]]! [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Powerups]] htsm0appux75hfxvro3nke8kugw2ay8 5292 5287 2023-01-24T21:52:57Z Craten 26192002 5292 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Boost Pads''' are flashing pads with an arrow pattern on them. There are [[a]] few boost pads scattered across the [[Board|track]]. Should a [[piece]] [[Passing|pass]] over [[a]] boost pad, it will receive a short [[speed boost]]! == Quotes == * ''Vrooooooooo!'' - the sound when you hit a boost pad [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Powerups]] 3g20hsdio0frchuz9z1lk4btrqcio7z 0 2338 4471 2016-02-02T03:32:39Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''boost meter''' is used to keep track of how much [[boost]] your pieces have among them. For simplicity's sake, each side's pieces share a common pool of boost fuel, wit..." 4471 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''boost meter''' is used to keep track of how much [[boost]] your pieces have among them. For simplicity's sake, each side's pieces share a common pool of boost fuel, with the exception of the [[Horsey]], which has its own (in order to power its jetpack). 0yvr5r12s92zic6957p1ovzpluyccrp 4473 4471 2016-02-02T03:34:52Z Milo fett 34586 4473 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''boost meter''' is used to keep track of how much [[boost]] your pieces have among them. For simplicity's sake, each side's pieces share a common pool of boost fuel, with the exception of the [[Horsey]], which has its own (in order to power its jetpack). [[Category: Meters]] 6y9ai4lnswvwi20xcifcir4prfdf1yq 4501 4473 2016-02-02T04:33:56Z 82.31.22.143 4501 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''boost meter''' is used to keep track of how much [[boost]] your pieces have among them. For simplicity's sake, each side's pieces share a common pool of boost fuel, with the exception of the [[Horsey]], which has its own (in order to power its [[jetpack]]). [[Category: Meters]] g9nmivq7wo863f78jdx2mccwk9op8ak 0 2316 4425 2016-01-25T19:54:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Booster pack'''s are add-ons to the base game of [[Chess]] and typically contain 5 new [[piece]]s, although some series can contain fewer if the pieces are size [[large (pi..." 4425 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Booster pack'''s are add-ons to the base game of [[Chess]] and typically contain 5 new [[piece]]s, although some series can contain fewer if the pieces are size [[large (pieces)|Large]] or greater. mo3skgbokucir1m7m3ky39npynha3a7 4597 4425 2016-03-02T23:51:56Z Milo fett 34586 4597 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Booster pack'''s are add-ons to the base game of [[Chess]] and typically contain 5 new [[piece]]s, although some series can contain fewer if the pieces are size [[large (pieces)|Large]] or greater. [[Category:Sold separately]] ieps753p3k85wm17otpnfbub0r9tnad 4598 4597 2016-03-02T23:52:20Z Milo fett 34586 4598 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Booster pack'''s are add-ons to the base game of [[Chess]] and typically contain 5 new [[piece]]s, although some series can contain fewer if the pieces are size [[large (pieces)|Large]] or greater. [[Category:Add-ons]] 4usv2essxyxat3cmw20ibm098m63nab 0 3414 6842 2023-09-28T22:37:28Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The [[Chessboard]]'s Border is technically a [[Square]], though a hollow one. It is typically [[Mahogany]]. For navigation, it simultaneously counts as every relative position it occupies: on a standard Chessboard, H0 G0 F0 E0 D0 C0 B0 A0 -A0 -A1 -A2 -A3 -A4 -A5 -A6 -A7 -A8 -A9 B9 C9 D9 E9 F9 G9 H9 H8 H7 H6 H5 H4 H3 H2 H1 Navigating via the Border is a quick way to dispatch the opposing King: on the first Turn, White is in [[Check]] due to Black's Rook, Horseys, Queen,..." 6842 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chessboard]]'s Border is technically a [[Square]], though a hollow one. It is typically [[Mahogany]]. For navigation, it simultaneously counts as every relative position it occupies: on a standard Chessboard, H0 G0 F0 E0 D0 C0 B0 A0 -A0 -A1 -A2 -A3 -A4 -A5 -A6 -A7 -A8 -A9 B9 C9 D9 E9 F9 G9 H9 H8 H7 H6 H5 H4 H3 H2 H1 Navigating via the Border is a quick way to dispatch the opposing King: on the first Turn, White is in [[Check]] due to Black's Rook, Horseys, Queen, Castle, Bishops and King (and edge Pawns via [[En Passant]]) all being able to [[Take]] it. Black is also in Check due to Black's Horseys, Castle, King, Bishops, edge Pawns, Rook, and Queen being able to Take it. Via the rule of [[double jeopardy]], Check is ignored and any Piece can Take the King. White wins. == See also == [[Board's Edge]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] eoc0ocsk67rdetclrnmx6anbvsc08ds 0 3113 6056 2023-07-14T11:58:25Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "On the second turn of a game of [[Chess]], both players encounter a deep ennui. True enjoyment of Chess involves getting past this mental block, commonly referred to as "realizing you're really playing Chess". You have [[to]] rephrase your boredom as enjoyment. You have to fool yourself a bit. You can do it. We all do it. Look how much of a [[Chess]] community there is. They've all got past this. You can [[too]]. [[Category:Emotions]]" 6056 wikitext text/x-wiki On the second turn of a game of [[Chess]], both players encounter a deep ennui. True enjoyment of Chess involves getting past this mental block, commonly referred to as "realizing you're really playing Chess". You have [[to]] rephrase your boredom as enjoyment. You have to fool yourself a bit. You can do it. We all do it. Look how much of a [[Chess]] community there is. They've all got past this. You can [[too]]. [[Category:Emotions]] sb7lue3gswvfc4pl50qu8p75525a636 0 2570 4955 2019-01-01T20:36:20Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[Chess]] includes several difficult [[match]]es against powerful [[AI]] [[opponent]]s, known as '''Boss''' battles, over the course of the [[Campaign|story mode]]. == Exampl..." 4955 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] includes several difficult [[match]]es against powerful [[AI]] [[opponent]]s, known as '''Boss''' battles, over the course of the [[Campaign|story mode]]. == Examples == * [[Chess Golem]] * [[King]] [[King Wenceslas|Wenceslas]] * [[Pointy-Haired Boss]] * [[Boss Nass]] * [[Boss Hogg]] * [[King]] [[Turtle|Koopa]] * [[The Fissure King]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lists]] [[Category:Bosses]] 8b0x8mo8op48gas4jr0rtz24wisns0r 0 3547 7225 2024-09-17T14:29:41Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Boss Rush is a [[Single-Player Mode|single-player]] challenge unlocked after completing a [[perfect game]] against an opponent who was legitimately trying [[to]] win a perfect game themself. In Boss Rush, every [[:Category:Boss characters|boss character]] is confronted one by one*, *with the exception of [[Sister Queens]] and [[The Swarm]], in increasing order of difficulty. Their difficulty generally corelates with their size, with the exception of [[Sneaky One]]. One..." 7225 wikitext text/x-wiki Boss Rush is a [[Single-Player Mode|single-player]] challenge unlocked after completing a [[perfect game]] against an opponent who was legitimately trying [[to]] win a perfect game themself. In Boss Rush, every [[:Category:Boss characters|boss character]] is confronted one by one*, *with the exception of [[Sister Queens]] and [[The Swarm]], in increasing order of difficulty. Their difficulty generally corelates with their size, with the exception of [[Sneaky One]]. One [[:Category:Power-ups|power-up]] is offered at random between rounds. [[Category:Modes]] dblox9eazqprsjdc7dnajdng6lczcyd 7229 7225 2024-09-19T03:00:58Z Google Woogle 55100689 7229 wikitext text/x-wiki Boss Rush is a [[Single-Player Mode|single-player]] challenge unlocked after completing a [[perfect game]] against an opponent who was legitimately trying [[to]] win a perfect game themself. In Boss Rush, every [[:Category:Boss characters|boss character]] is confronted one by one*, *with the exception of [[Sister Queens]] and [[The Swarm]], in increasing order of difficulty. Their difficulty generally corelates with their size, with the exception of [[Sneaky One]]. One [[:Category:Power-ups|power-up]] is offered at random between rounds. [[File:Cumin.png|thumb|331x331px]] [[Category:Modes]] dh744mornjqcpgo4x5geh5j7e346urn 0 2321 4432 2016-01-25T22:57:03Z Sterfn 27676228 Created page with "'''Bowdlerization '''is a mysterious [[transmutation|transmutative]] process that affects certain objects as they pass through the energy barrier in the middle of the Pacific ..." 4432 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bowdlerization '''is a mysterious [[transmutation|transmutative]] process that affects certain objects as they pass through the energy barrier in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. === Discovery and naming === While many objects had been Bowdlerized over the years as a result of trade between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, scientific study of the phenomenon began in earnest in 1918, when a shipment of rice cakes (known to boost the [[Japanese Chess statistics|endurance and MP]] of Chess players in Japan) was opened in San Francisco and found to contain useless [[donuts]]. After months of legal dispute, scientists in [[Boulder, CO]] (at that time the home of the [[Strategic Chess Reserve]]) determined that no [[Cheating (illegal Chess move)|malicious tampering]] had occurred; the rice cakes had simply ''become'' donuts at some point in the trans-oceanic journey, after leaving [[Tokyo]] but before refueling in [[Hawai'i]]. This effect was initially called "Boulderization," but was quickly changed to "Bowdlerization" to avoid confusion. === Effects === Bowdlerization is a random, often quaint process with no predictable pattern, although any one transmutation is repeatable. The demand for Japanese rice cakes to feed the American Chess [[wargaming]] effort spurred a massively expensive and mostly unsuccessful initiative to transport crates of the foodstuffs over the Arctic sea ice via dogsleds. The native guides employed on these expeditions became affectionately known as Chesskimos; however, modern usage of the term is unforgivably [[Racism in Chess|racist]]. While the Arctic initiative was not as successful as expected, the few rice cakes that made it to America greatly helped to the Allied war effort. e2iyzniclykala47viov3z6ph06i9w1 4434 4432 2016-01-25T23:03:01Z Sterfn 27676228 4434 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bowdlerization '''is a mysterious [[Transmutation|transmutative]] process that affects certain objects as they pass through the energy barrier in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. === Discovery and naming === While many objects had been Bowdlerized over the years as a result of trade between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, scientific study of the phenomenon began in earnest in 1918, when a shipment of rice cakes (known to boost the [[Japanese Chess statistics|endurance and MP]] of Chess players in Japan) was opened in San Francisco and found to contain useless [[donuts]]. After months of legal dispute, scientists in [[Boulder, CO]] (at that time the home of the [[Strategic Chess Reserve]]) determined that no [[Cheating (illegal Chess move)|malicious tampering]] had occurred; the rice cakes had simply ''become'' donuts at some point in the trans-oceanic journey, after leaving [[Tokyo]] but before refueling in [[Hawai'i]]. This effect was initially called "Boulderization," but was quickly changed to "Bowdlerization" to avoid confusion. === Effects === Bowdlerization is a random, often quaint process with no predictable pattern, although any one transmutation is repeatable. The demand for Japanese rice cakes to feed the American Chess [[wargaming]] effort spurred a massively expensive and mostly unsuccessful initiative to transport crates of the foodstuffs over the Arctic sea ice via dogsleds. The native guides employed on these expeditions became affectionately known as Chesskimos; however, modern usage of the term is unforgivably [[Racism in Chess|racist]]. While the Arctic initiative was not as successful as expected, the few rice cakes that made it to America greatly helped to the Allied war effort. iunmr5zvekz8hw3mg2ame7ctilkxbvx 5905 4434 2023-05-11T19:21:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5905 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Bowdlerization '''is a mysterious [[Transmutation|transmutative]] process that affects certain objects as they pass through the energy barrier in the middle of the Pacific Ocean. === Discovery and naming === While many objects had been Bowdlerized over the years as a result of trade between the Eastern and Western Hemispheres, scientific study of the phenomenon began in earnest in 1918, when a shipment of rice cakes (known to boost the [[Japanese Chess statistics|endurance and MP]] of Chess players in Japan) was opened in San Francisco and found to contain useless [[donuts]]. After months of legal dispute, scientists in [[Boulder, CO]] (at that time the home of the [[Strategic Chess Reserve]]) determined that no [[Cheating (illegal Chess move)|malicious tampering]] had occurred; the rice cakes had simply ''become'' donuts at some point in the trans-oceanic journey, after leaving [[Tokyo]] but before refueling in [[Hawai'i]]. This effect was initially called "Boulderization," but was quickly changed to "Bowdlerization" to avoid confusion. === Effects === Bowdlerization is a random, often quaint process with no predictable pattern, although any one transmutation is repeatable. The demand for Japanese rice cakes to feed the American Chess [[wargaming]] effort spurred a massively expensive and mostly unsuccessful initiative to transport crates of the foodstuffs over the Arctic sea ice via dogsleds. The native guides employed on these expeditions became affectionately known as Chesskimos; however, modern usage of the term is unforgivably [[Racism in Chess|racist]]. While the Arctic initiative was not as successful as expected, the few rice cakes that made it to America greatly helped to the Allied war effort. [[Category:Natural disasters]] [[Category:History]] qtpy76l3w9ss2ntc2jy0mziceutl2x1 0 3011 5822 2023-03-24T19:00:47Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:82078144-braille-alphabet-punctuation-and-numbers-vector-illustration.webp|thumb|401x401px|all characters]] The '''Braille alphabet letter''' is one of the common [[Piece|pieces]] found in [[Chess]]. It can resemble any pattern from the braille alphabet. It is of more use in [[Chess for blind people|blind people Chess]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 5822 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:82078144-braille-alphabet-punctuation-and-numbers-vector-illustration.webp|thumb|401x401px|all characters]] The '''Braille alphabet letter''' is one of the common [[Piece|pieces]] found in [[Chess]]. It can resemble any pattern from the braille alphabet. It is of more use in [[Chess for blind people|blind people Chess]]. [[Category:Pieces]] lmbszmh8povmol3eq6o9gybrucky8m0 0 2648 5118 2023-01-10T13:13:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[C8]] 5118 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[C8]] [[Category:Squares]] 7y2s0oxcmk6kzi6umwi5l5t28d0ccos 0 2413 4640 2016-04-03T01:46:19Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Breathing is an important part of the game of [[Chess|The Game Of Chess]]. Non-[[computer chess|computer ]]players will want [[to]] breathe regularly in order to best prepare ..." 4640 wikitext text/x-wiki Breathing is an important part of the game of [[Chess|The Game Of Chess]]. Non-[[computer chess|computer ]]players will want [[to]] breathe regularly in order to best prepare them for later [[Turn|turns]]. tgyt5aljg7kh4k1etmr73uaugwag2eo 4641 4640 2016-04-03T01:46:35Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4641 wikitext text/x-wiki Breathing is an important part of the game of [[Chess|The Game Of Chess]]. Non-[[computer chess|computer ]]players will want [[to]] breathe regularly in order to best prepare them for later [[Turn|turns]]. [[Category:Strategy]] cmfwgcvyu71wcgox02veze72mz5c3bv 0 3026 5848 2023-05-07T03:34:23Z Eteckty 52835685 Created page with "Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this." 5848 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this. frl7v9yhn6lqj1wvbi7rmhocxhh94p9 5850 5848 2023-05-07T03:35:11Z Eteckty 52835685 5850 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if both parents get killed. 15ndmhb2hdmd6ia9osjg29tp1gx2li2 5857 5850 2023-05-07T03:50:15Z Eteckty 52835685 5857 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. opeoh96jmewoul1ahi0b7m0mhwf46cs 5858 5857 2023-05-07T03:52:36Z NubScrub 45934704 5858 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. TRIVIA: doing this on the OFFICIAL online CHESS plays a 10 minute long heavily detailed uncensored sex scene. this can be disabled in the settings. 67cfjxsbdyben4jfl2tqm3twp45613f 5859 5858 2023-05-07T03:54:09Z NubScrub 45934704 5859 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. opeoh96jmewoul1ahi0b7m0mhwf46cs 5860 5859 2023-05-07T03:58:46Z Devo Energy Dome 45962737 5860 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. Two male white pieces can not have sex if one of them is adjacent to the [[Pope]] because the [[Vatican]] is highly [[homophobic.]] gwfikj1nl58v74psm9pcdx56kcozatc 5864 5860 2023-05-07T06:20:00Z 70.83.141.109 5864 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. Two male white pieces can not have sex if one of them is adjacent to the [[Pope]] because the [[Vatican]] is highly [[homophobic.]] The Bishop's special ability is to ungay homosexual piece couples due to his extreme [[Homophobia|homophobia.]] Depending on which piece ends up breeding, the results will be different. 0zvfe0qym47dnkk1uyx8xs24hwxa8q1 5870 5864 2023-05-07T06:25:44Z NubScrub 45934704 5870 wikitext text/x-wiki Breeding is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is King and Queen), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. Two male white pieces can not have sex if one of them is adjacent to the [[Pope]] because the [[Vatican]] is highly [[homophobic.]] The Bishop's special ability is to ungay homosexual piece couples due to his extreme [[Homophobia|homophobia.]]* Depending on which piece ends up breeding, the results will be different. <nowiki>*</nowiki>homosexual couples will remain homosexual, but will be immediately removed from the board if discovered by the Bishop ffqporxyxl6yym6mlzzbqwmussvldz6 5887 5870 2023-05-10T11:02:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 category, edits 5887 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Breeding''' is a thing that two pieces can do under specific circumstances. Circumstances that need to be met: Same type of piece (An exception is [[King]] and [[Queen]]), They both defeat a piece, and they need to stay side by side for 3 turns. They can produce [[Orphan|Orphans]] out of this if [[Death]] occurs. Two male [[White]] pieces can not have sex if one of them is adjacent to the [[Pope]] because the [[Vatican]] is highly [[homophobic.]] The Bishop's special ability is to ungay [[Gay Chess|homosexual]] piece couples due to his extreme [[Homophobia|homophobia.]]* Depending on which piece ends up breeding, the results will be different. <nowiki>*</nowiki>homosexual couples will remain homosexual, but will be immediately removed from the board if discovered by the Bishop, unless the [[Bishie|Bishop is gay]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 01ju8ngor31lkl8fksbr2dlj8btp29n 0 2724 5282 2023-01-24T13:27:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:121081 1.jpg|thumb|266x266px|a 16.5 kg 39cm x 19cm x 19cm ocher brick]] The '''Brick''' is a special [[Piece|Chess piece]] that is often placed [[to]] the left, or the right of the [[Board|Chess board]] during [[Game|gameplay]], until it is needed. == Usage == Shall a [[player]] refuse [[to]] [[Taken|take]] [[En Passant]] anytime there's [[a]] chance [[to]], they shall get [[Bricking|Bricked]] => a '''Brick''' of an arbitrary make is dropped upon the player's P..." 5282 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:121081 1.jpg|thumb|266x266px|a 16.5 kg 39cm x 19cm x 19cm ocher brick]] The '''Brick''' is a special [[Piece|Chess piece]] that is often placed [[to]] the left, or the right of the [[Board|Chess board]] during [[Game|gameplay]], until it is needed. == Usage == Shall a [[player]] refuse [[to]] [[Taken|take]] [[En Passant]] anytime there's [[a]] chance [[to]], they shall get [[Bricking|Bricked]] => a '''Brick''' of an arbitrary make is dropped upon the player's [[Pipi]] => bricking them == Exceptions == In the case of [[En Passant]] being locked due [[to]] being an illegal [[move]] (such as in the case of a [[Check]]), the punishment is reduced to [[a]] single slap on the back [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Mechanics]] lxuckc3pyiii7jnv3l3c4fa4a4gyrug 0 2821 5482 2023-02-03T17:37:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "A [[piece]] may become '''broken''' as a result of [[Harm|overly bodily damage]], be it due [[to]] combat or because it was dropped. [[A]] [[piece]] remains usable, as long as it is still distinguishable and over 60% of it's original mass remains. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5482 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[piece]] may become '''broken''' as a result of [[Harm|overly bodily damage]], be it due [[to]] combat or because it was dropped. [[A]] [[piece]] remains usable, as long as it is still distinguishable and over 60% of it's original mass remains. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]] kxik5cwwlk3wo8qbzqh5jlrhy3tptvo 0 3232 6352 2023-08-10T02:17:47Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Brown''' is a color. Sometimes in chess sets, '''Brown''' replaces '''Black'''." 6352 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Brown''' is a color. Sometimes in chess sets, '''Brown''' replaces '''Black'''. t5jdhtsz1u7z4uzv0mvpo518z1smd6n 6353 6352 2023-08-10T02:17:56Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6353 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Brown''' is a color. Sometimes in chess sets, '''Brown''' replaces '''Black'''. [[Category:Colors]] n4lwcy3n4utlegozfs0fbf843rpa5n0 6356 6353 2023-08-10T12:36:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 6356 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Brown''' is a color. Sometimes in chess sets, '''Brown''' replaces '''Black'''. == See also == * [[Beige]] * [[Mahogany]] [[Category:Colors]] 5299suwtyusuj81nmzw1i0ibz67emth 0 2603 5030 2022-09-29T16:20:43Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 Created page with "The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|left|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a p..." 5030 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|left|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|left|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|left|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.''']] == Name Reasoning == The name '''Bulgarian Backflip''' was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. aon73nko5y92y9ws6gw6p0il47bcir4 5031 5030 2022-09-29T16:21:23Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5031 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|left|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|left|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|left|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.''']] == Name Reasoning == The name '''Bulgarian Backflip''' was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. 71y5ejk677a4c2xijs0wf0ek35mr2kx 5032 5031 2022-09-29T16:22:12Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5032 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.''']] == Name Reasoning == The name '''Bulgarian Backflip''' was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. 8nqq8955gs22lk8qnj5ci08och894zy 5035 5032 2022-09-29T17:45:38Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 /* Name Reasoning */ 5035 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.''']] == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip"''' was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. 10ehk1ldho8oquoy6b1azetyzscb5cj 5036 5035 2022-09-29T17:45:58Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 /* Name Reasoning */ 5036 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.''']] == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. gici2gljk01uodi5ktwalcqqn2qbr7u 5042 5036 2022-09-29T18:02:57Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5042 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. 4sfq7go0968m25dq45w585759vt3yin 5044 5042 2022-09-29T23:40:22Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5044 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not to be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard to capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn to render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == "Croatian Carry" == A common '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_rule house rule]''' regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the '''Croatian''' '''Carry'''. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the '''same color''', the rook can still move, '''carrying''' the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it to easily queen a pawn!) The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power. == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. 0qj7bxmi0cqemu6olls7f2uywqgbiih 5170 5044 2023-01-16T19:37:19Z 79.66.87.129 5170 wikitext text/x-wiki [[To|The]] '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not [[to]] be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard [[to]] capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn [[to]] render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == "Croatian Carry" == A common '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_rule house rule]''' regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the '''Croatian''' '''Carry'''. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the '''same color''', the rook can still move, '''carrying''' the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it to easily queen a pawn!) The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power. == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. 2cx4hak5psz1ox1rz2dpyfje8ff607s 5456 5170 2023-02-02T23:10:24Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5456 wikitext text/x-wiki [[To|The]] '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == To perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not [[to]] be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard [[to]] capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn [[to]] render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. To perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == "Croatian Carry" == A common '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_rule house rule]''' regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the '''Croatian''' '''Carry'''. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the '''same color''', the rook can still move, '''carrying''' the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it to easily queen a pawn!) The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power. == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing to do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] jweub7u7xdmzfpkj9hithlu0vpuag4p 5921 5456 2023-05-16T04:12:15Z GummyBearBSS 52442924 To 5921 wikitext text/x-wiki [[To|The]] '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == [[To]] perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not [[to]] be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard [[to]] capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn [[to]] render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. [[To]] perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == "Croatian Carry" == A common '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_rule house rule]''' regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the '''Croatian''' '''Carry'''. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the '''same color''', the rook can still move, '''carrying''' the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it [[to]] easily queen a pawn!) The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power. == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given to the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing [[to]] do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] s2eiex153nvy47nl1451to24eqme1z0 5923 5921 2023-05-19T00:42:47Z Narutimbruh 48158243 /* Name Reasoning */ 5923 wikitext text/x-wiki [[To|The]] '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == [[To]] perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not [[to]] be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard [[to]] capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn [[to]] render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. [[To]] perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == "Croatian Carry" == A common '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_rule house rule]''' regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the '''Croatian''' '''Carry'''. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the '''same color''', the rook can still move, '''carrying''' the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it [[to]] easily queen a pawn!) The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power. == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given [[to]] the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing [[to]] do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] fykvxdwsqojojqixp4qbyetxn64g0q3 6319 5923 2023-08-06T11:29:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6319 wikitext text/x-wiki [[To|The]] '''Bulgarian Backflip''' is a strategic maneuver in [[Chess]]. == Performing a Backflip == [[To]] perform a '''Bulgarian Backflip''', flip a '''[[Rook]]''' on its head. This is not [[to]] be confused with the [[Upside-Down Rook]]. [[File:BulgarianBackflip.gif|alt=A rook flipped on its head.|thumb|The '''Bulgarian Backflip''' being performed.|none]] == Usage == A '''backflipped''' rook retains the rook's moves, but other pieces can play on top of the rook. Whenever a piece is on top of a '''backflipped''' rook, the rook '''cannot move.''' This makes a '''backflipped''' rook extremely hard [[to]] capture, but also makes it very weak, as all it takes is a pawn [[to]] render it useless. [[File:BackflipPlatform.gif|thumb|A pawn playing on top of a backflipped rook.|none]] == Capturing a Backflipped Rook == A '''backflipped''' rook can be captured by performing a '''Stunt Jump''' with a [[Horsey]], while a piece is on top of the rook. [[To]] perform a stunt jump, capture the rook as usual, but have the Horsey jump back to where it attacked from. The rook is captured, and the piece on top remains on the square where the rook once was. [[File:StuntJumpCapture.gif|thumb|Capturing with a '''Stunt Jump.'''|none]] == "Croatian Carry" == A common '''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/House_rule house rule]''' regarding the Bulgarian Backflip is the '''Croatian''' '''Carry'''. If a piece is on top of a backflipped rook of the '''same color''', the rook can still move, '''carrying''' the piece with it. This can be used strategically to move pieces with otherwise short range extremely far. (editor's tip: use it [[to]] easily queen a pawn!) The origin of the rule's name was whispered in my ear by a higher power. == Name Reasoning == The name "'''Bulgarian Backflip'''" was given [[to]] the move by '''[[Gavin]]'''. It has nothing [[to]] do with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bulgaria Bulgaria]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Quality articles]] lo6isvw8trl7os4c7mtk1que2zw3ckt 0 3406 6823 2023-09-28T15:09:05Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A temporary Piece resulting in a shot from a [[Chess Gun|Gun]], the Bullet travels one Square in any cardinal direction or diagonal each Turn until it hits another Piece (whether or not the Piece was its intended target). The direction of travel of the Bullet depends upon which way the bullet points." 6823 wikitext text/x-wiki A temporary Piece resulting in a shot from a [[Chess Gun|Gun]], the Bullet travels one Square in any cardinal direction or diagonal each Turn until it hits another Piece (whether or not the Piece was its intended target). The direction of travel of the Bullet depends upon which way the bullet points. 9g4cij2ap92d4dqdegix27xalrpga5s 6827 6823 2023-09-28T16:11:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6827 wikitext text/x-wiki A temporary Piece resulting in a shot from a [[Chess Gun|Gun]], the Bullet travels one Square in any cardinal direction or diagonal each Turn until it hits another Piece (whether or not the Piece was its intended target). The direction of travel of the Bullet depends upon which way the bullet points. [[Category:Pieces]] ouc5c0jevm63uy2bfqois567qg3tvh8 6832 6827 2023-09-28T16:44:27Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6832 wikitext text/x-wiki A temporary Piece resulting in a shot from a [[Chess Gun|Gun]], the Bullet travels one Square in any cardinal direction or diagonal each Turn until it hits another Piece (whether or not the Piece was its intended target). The direction of travel of the Bullet depends upon which way the bullet points. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Weaponry]] iv52tf8f2kzh8oceu0zioy2ul2e0lhy 0 3437 6886 2023-10-04T01:36:06Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The [[Bullet]] is known for its [[Speedrunning|speed]], but when a Bullet reaches another [[Piece]], a [[Quick Time Event|Quicktime event]] occurs in which [[Time]] [[Slowrunning|slows down]] and the Piece has time to [[Doge|dodge]] out of the way, potentially letting the [[Bullet]] [[pass]] and hit another [[Piece]]. Successfully completing the requested action within 0.01 seconds (in slowed down time, in real time around 6 minutes) will lead most Pieces to successfull..." 6886 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Bullet]] is known for its [[Speedrunning|speed]], but when a Bullet reaches another [[Piece]], a [[Quick Time Event|Quicktime event]] occurs in which [[Time]] [[Slowrunning|slows down]] and the Piece has time to [[Doge|dodge]] out of the way, potentially letting the [[Bullet]] [[pass]] and hit another [[Piece]]. Successfully completing the requested action within 0.01 seconds (in slowed down time, in real time around 6 minutes) will lead most Pieces to successfully dodge as long as they are made of rubber. Most Pieces are inflexible and perform the Bullet Time QTE just as a pleasantry before their doom. [[Category:Events]] lol9xk8egkuz7acnhjw7o9qi156aoua 6887 6886 2023-10-04T01:36:57Z Craten 26192002 6887 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Bullet]] is known for its [[Speedrunning|speed]], but when a Bullet reaches another [[Piece]], a [[Quick Time Event|Quicktime event]] occurs in which [[Time]] [[Slowrunning|slows down]] and the Piece has time to [[Doge|dodge]] out of the way, potentially letting the [[Bullet]] [[pass]] and hit another [[Piece]]. Successfully completing the requested action within 0.01 seconds (in slowed down time, in real time around 6 minutes) will lead most Pieces [[to]] successfully dodge as long as they are made of [[rubber]]. Most Pieces are inflexible and perform the Bullet Time QTE just as a [[Small talk|pleasantry]] before their doom. [[Category:Events]] sp9ns0v24w6j5f0jjae0f3ef5whi1f7 0 3251 6409 2023-08-16T12:12:46Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "[[Piece|Pieces]] in neighboring [[Square|Squares]] to other Pieces are known as '''Bystanders'''. In the event of a [[death]], bystanding Pieces are considered callous for failing to [[Intervention|intervene]]. [[Category:Terminology]]" 6409 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Piece|Pieces]] in neighboring [[Square|Squares]] to other Pieces are known as '''Bystanders'''. In the event of a [[death]], bystanding Pieces are considered callous for failing to [[Intervention|intervene]]. [[Category:Terminology]] rrulgbym08r9mjawzy84s1rjaoqgn2n 0 2418 4653 2016-04-03T05:10:04Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[C|C:\]] is a [[:Category:Files|File]] of the [[Chessboard]], typically relating to the [[computer chess|local hard drive]]." 4653 wikitext text/x-wiki [[C|C:\]] is a [[:Category:Files|File]] of the [[Chessboard]], typically relating to the [[computer chess|local hard drive]]. 025yg5w6bv0qr9m6q0cun4lkggkdtfd 4654 4653 2016-04-03T05:10:18Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4654 wikitext text/x-wiki [[C|C:\]] is a [[:Category:Files|File]] of the [[Chessboard]], typically relating to the [[computer chess|local hard drive]]. [[Category:Files]] sxzkpsk0aaq9heb4ahj862mbdhyvx6z 0 2845 5514 2023-02-05T01:35:39Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pat..." 5514 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed byte !short !int !long !float !double !decimal !bool !char |- |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | | |} * ''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the integer data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> * Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as file [[Π|''π'']] == Trivia == * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better * The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced == C also == * [[C]] * [[F-sharp|F#]] * [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] 3cqk43it1hbwx4l5ene0c4cycbxog94 5515 5514 2023-02-05T01:38:24Z Chalcogens 52316134 5515 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the integer data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as file [[Π|''π'']] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] * [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] 8g7qdj1oeyrg6uvw2oyvabs2ua3pjux 5516 5515 2023-02-05T01:43:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Misnomer 5516 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the integer data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] * [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] 3xqxdn0u48jpetaehw53d32hhd2w4es 5518 5516 2023-02-05T02:14:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 5518 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the integer data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); horsey.Move(); </syntaxhighlight> ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] * [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] lemkv7ivbr9n7fm6io9hnitl916ovcs 5519 5518 2023-02-05T02:23:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 5519 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the integer data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); horsey.Move(); </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] * [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] jwce73vfybilnna0djh21z3wxutpzwl 5540 5519 2023-02-05T12:12:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 5540 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the number data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); </syntaxhighlight>And some code here, featuring a loop that continues as long as the Horsey is NOT dead. The loop moves the Horsey and removes 1 hp each time, so it will move a total of 10 times before expiring:<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> while (!horsey.IsDead) { horsey.Move(); horsey.hp--; } </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] *[[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] jobh7lcfp4ewdidtu89xrpchgtj4hr3 5542 5540 2023-02-05T12:47:38Z Craten 26192002 5542 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the number data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); </syntaxhighlight>And some code here, featuring a loop that continues as long as the Horsey is NOT dead. The loop moves the Horsey and removes 1 hp each time, so it will move a total of 10 times before expiring:<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> while (!horsey.IsDead) { horsey.Move(); horsey.hp--; } </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess#]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] *[[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] n0j9v07rwgfv3dxd1zpe44l65brnqwp 5543 5542 2023-02-05T12:47:49Z Craten 26192002 5543 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of primitive data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the number data types can be signed'' Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // TODO: How does the Horsey move? } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); </syntaxhighlight>And some code here, featuring a loop that continues as long as the Horsey is NOT dead. The loop moves the Horsey and removes 1 hp each time, so it will move a total of 10 times before expiring:<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> while (!horsey.IsDead) { horsey.Move(); horsey.hp--; } </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess#|C#ess]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] *[[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] by73b2ns8pmzii35zyuvbizt8tp5u3g 6077 5543 2023-07-20T01:09:26Z Milo fett 34586 6077 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of [[Tech level|primitive]] data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the number data types can be signed'' * ''This is known as "holographic storage" Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // NOTE: in Horsey Enterprise Edition, these would be // defined by reference to different constants public const short MoveDistSmall = 1; public const short MoveDistLarge = 2; // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // PROTIP: move using RNG to keep your opponents guessing Random oracle = new Random(); bool mostlyHoriz = (oracle.Next(2) == 0); short fileCoefficient = (oracle.Next(2) == 0) ? -1 : 1; short rankCoefficient = (oracle.Next(2) == 0) ? -1 : 1; if (mostlyHoriz) { this.file += MoveDistLarge * fileCoefficient; this.rank += MoveDistSmall * rankCoefficient; } else { this.file += MoveDistSmall * fileCoefficient; this.rank += MoveDistLarge * rankCoefficient; } // TODO: if this moves the Horsey off the board, // initiate Scout action } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); </syntaxhighlight>And some code here, featuring a loop that continues as long as the Horsey is NOT dead. The loop moves the Horsey and removes 1 hp each time, so it will move a total of 10 times before expiring:<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> // IMPORTANT: removing the while condition may result in flogging a dead Horsey while (!horsey.IsDead) { horsey.Move(); horsey.hp--; } </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess#|C#ess]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced === Note === * C# is [[C-sharp (note)|one too]]. ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] *[[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] tl9o26lef310q9b5ajf9onsysmawvql 6078 6077 2023-07-20T01:10:05Z Milo fett 34586 /* Features */ 6078 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of [[Tech level|primitive]] data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the number data types can be signed'' * ''This is known as "holographic data storage" Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // NOTE: in Horsey Enterprise Edition, these would be // defined by reference to different constants public const short MoveDistSmall = 1; public const short MoveDistLarge = 2; // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // PROTIP: move using RNG to keep your opponents guessing Random oracle = new Random(); bool mostlyHoriz = (oracle.Next(2) == 0); short fileCoefficient = (oracle.Next(2) == 0) ? -1 : 1; short rankCoefficient = (oracle.Next(2) == 0) ? -1 : 1; if (mostlyHoriz) { this.file += MoveDistLarge * fileCoefficient; this.rank += MoveDistSmall * rankCoefficient; } else { this.file += MoveDistSmall * fileCoefficient; this.rank += MoveDistLarge * rankCoefficient; } // TODO: if this moves the Horsey off the board, // initiate Scout action } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); </syntaxhighlight>And some code here, featuring a loop that continues as long as the Horsey is NOT dead. The loop moves the Horsey and removes 1 hp each time, so it will move a total of 10 times before expiring:<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> // IMPORTANT: removing the while condition may result in flogging a dead Horsey while (!horsey.IsDead) { horsey.Move(); horsey.hp--; } </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess#|C#ess]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced === Note === * C# is [[C-sharp (note)|one too]]. ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] *[[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] h0xa6ld5edibi90jn8sjpnmyphufrn1 6079 6078 2023-07-20T16:44:47Z Milo fett 34586 further investigation revealed that this is too dumb and obscure to get on its own, so I'm making this one a freebie. Also make RNG check bitwise 6079 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C-sharp''' (C# for short) is a general-purpose high-level object oriented [[:Category:Programming Languages|programming language]]. It is developed by [[Microsoft]], it's first appearance was in 2000. It is [[a]] very popular choice for programmers, as it has a wide range of applications and offers a lot of features and is objectively quite fast. It is quite simple [[to]] use, it has a [[C]]-like syntax, but includes useful abstractions such as [[Class|classes]], pattern matching, et cetera. == Features == '''C#''' has a satisfactory range of [[Tech level|primitive]] data types, these include: {| class="fandom-table" |+ !signed variant |signed byte |short |int |long |float |double |decimal | | |- !unsigned variant |byte |unsigned short |unsigned int |unsigned long | | | | bool |char |} *''signed means it has been autographed by a celebrity, only the number data types can be signed'' * ''This is known as "[https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/holograph holographic] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Holographic_data_storage data storage]" Some additonal, so called reference types exist in C#, these are: string, object, dynamic. You can unlock bonus data types via structs and [[Class|classes]], be it either by including them from libraries, or by making them by [[Player|yourself]]! Here is a custom [[Horsey]] [[class]] that has position data, health and some methods (C# term for functions inside [[Class|classes]]):<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> public class Horsey { // the "constructor", lets you set values on object creation // NOTE: the file must be inputted as a number value instead of a letter, sorry public Horsey (double file, double rank, double health) { this.file = file; this.rank = rank; this.hp = health; } public double file, rank, hp; // a "property" that returns true if the Horsey has 0 hp or less public bool IsDead { get { return hp <= 0.0; } } // NOTE: in Horsey Enterprise Edition, these would be // defined by reference to different constants public const short MoveDistSmall = 1; public const short MoveDistLarge = 2; // a "method" that moves the Horsey // a void method is a method that does not return anything public void Move () { // PROTIP: move using RNG to keep your opponents guessing Random oracle = new Random(); int movementChoice = oracle.Next(8); bool mostlyHoriz = (movementChoice & 4) != 0; short fileCoefficient = ((movementChoice & 2) != 0) ? -1 : 1; short rankCoefficient = ((movementChoice & 1) != 0) ? -1 : 1; if (mostlyHoriz) { this.file += MoveDistLarge * fileCoefficient; this.rank += MoveDistSmall * rankCoefficient; } else { this.file += MoveDistSmall * fileCoefficient; this.rank += MoveDistLarge * rankCoefficient; } // TODO: if this moves the Horsey off the board, // initiate Scout action } } </syntaxhighlight> *Note: the double data type is used for the position, to allow for non-integer positions, such as rank [[Π|''π'']] Here is some additional code that creates a new Horsey with 10 [[HP]] at position [[B2]] and moves it<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> var horsey = new Horsey(2, 1, 10); </syntaxhighlight>And some code here, featuring a loop that continues as long as the Horsey is NOT dead. The loop moves the Horsey and removes 1 hp each time, so it will move a total of 10 times before expiring:<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1"> // IMPORTANT: removing the while condition may result in flogging a dead Horsey while (!horsey.IsDead) { horsey.Move(); horsey.hp--; } </syntaxhighlight> == Uses == It can be used to make [[Chess#|C#ess]] ==Trivia== * C# is influenced by [[Java]], but it is considered to be better *The difference between structs and [[Class|classes]] is that classes are to be referenced === Note === * C# is [[C-sharp (note)|one too]]. ==C also== *[[C]] *[[F-sharp|F#]] *[[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Programming Languages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] aeyry9vrgeu8jg4enqow3ai7ahwqa85 0 2635 5100 2023-01-09T22:03:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "It is known that the [[King]] cannot move to this square. The reason being that it has the [[Duck]] [[Category:Squares]]" 5100 wikitext text/x-wiki It is known that the [[King]] cannot move to this square. The reason being that it has the [[Duck]] [[Category:Squares]] f3d1gfsq6n82wdu9663n14b6h0j04ew 0 2973 5755 2023-02-22T20:14:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Square '''C3''' is the geographical location of [[Cuba]]. == Historic events == * [[Cuban Missile Crisis|Cuban Missile Crisis (1962)]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 5755 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''C3''' is the geographical location of [[Cuba]]. == Historic events == * [[Cuban Missile Crisis|Cuban Missile Crisis (1962)]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] 9x7bk9t9wu3gyszlzmy7qtrqi4za2ib 0 2456 4725 2016-04-29T21:15:56Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''C4''' is a notoriously unstable [[square]] and may explode. [[Category:Squares]]" 4725 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C4''' is a notoriously unstable [[square]] and may explode. [[Category:Squares]] opfesm2rutz7y3gw6mi49brkx752mzk 5978 4725 2023-06-20T05:42:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5978 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C4''' is a notoriously unstable [[square]] and may explode. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Explosives]] 6w65jnsu9fiib8mj7monnrykxi2ldm0 0 2148 4093 2015-03-11T04:29:33Z 82.24.92.97 info 4093 wikitext text/x-wiki c5 is a square in outer central Chessboard, located between b6, b4, b5, c4, d6, c6, d5 and d4. It is famous for being the coldest square on the chessboard apart from h7 and the e column. If a Bishop lands on c5 nobody can win. oor1kfmhj3r0spel9y58x9eon05va8w 4094 4093 2015-03-11T04:31:22Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4094 wikitext text/x-wiki c5 is a square in outer central Chessboard, located between b6, b4, b5, c4, d6, c6, d5 and d4. It is famous for being the coldest square on the chessboard apart from h7 and the e column. If a Bishop lands on c5 nobody can win. [[Category:Squares]] 3bgqkk1j91p60bg9gpssrcf9j0sf16m 4101 4094 2015-03-11T04:37:53Z Craten 26192002 4101 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[note: A lower-case 'c' is preferred]'' c5 is a square in outer central Chessboard, located between b6, b4, b5, c4, d6, c6, d5 and d4. It is famous for being the coldest square on the chessboard apart from h7 and the e column. If a Bishop lands on c5 nobody can win. [[Category:Squares]] {{DEFAULTSORT:c5}} n2ultgvraozuwmip2y00uqj866xsi4p 4102 4101 2015-03-11T04:39:26Z Craten 26192002 4102 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:C5.png|thumb|200x200px]] ''[note: A lower-case 'c' is preferred]'' c5 is a square in outer central Chessboard, located between b6, b4, b5, c4, d6, c6, d5 and d4. It is famous for being the coldest square on the chessboard apart from h7 and the e column. If a Bishop lands on c5 nobody can win. [[Category:Squares]] {{DEFAULTSORT:c5}} gs9ywxymoehzfvp0el7lso3453egmsl 4112 4102 2015-03-11T04:55:40Z Craten 26192002 4112 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:C5.png|thumb|200x200px]] ''[note: A lower-case 'c' is preferred]'' c5 is a square in outer central Chessboard, located between [[b6]], [[b4]], [[b5]], [[c4]], [[d6]], [[c6]], [[d5]] and [[d4]]. It is famous for being the coldest square on the chessboard apart from [[h7]] and the e column. If a [[Bishop]] lands on [[c5]] nobody can win. [[Category:Squares]] {{DEFAULTSORT:c5}} owamf723g735qjrpo73z4u3cy0k8da7 0 3441 6893 2023-10-04T02:13:30Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[C6]] is a drain, down which any Pieces and Squares in the surrounding area [[Gravity|fall]]. After its immediately surrounding Squares have fallen, the next set of Squares out is pulled inwards to replace them, and this set itself falls. This repeats until there is [[nothing]]. [[Category:Squares]]" 6893 wikitext text/x-wiki [[C6]] is a drain, down which any Pieces and Squares in the surrounding area [[Gravity|fall]]. After its immediately surrounding Squares have fallen, the next set of Squares out is pulled inwards to replace them, and this set itself falls. This repeats until there is [[nothing]]. [[Category:Squares]] gz61xkeho8q1psccu2kt718iiipjjla 0 3231 6350 2023-08-10T02:15:29Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''C7''' is a square. It’s literally just a square." 6350 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C7''' is a square. It’s literally just a square. 5j1c7uqk6zqq7ikiron94fdaffro4d2 6351 6350 2023-08-10T02:15:36Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6351 wikitext text/x-wiki '''C7''' is a square. It’s literally just a square. [[Category:Squares]] 3ij048aw4d95yp2lol53u62w8lohd4t 0 2647 5117 2023-01-10T13:12:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Brazil-division-states.jpg|thumb|Map of square C8]] Square C8 is [[Brazil]]. It is notoriously inconvenient [[Category:Squares]]" 5117 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Brazil-division-states.jpg|thumb|Map of square C8]] Square C8 is [[Brazil]]. It is notoriously inconvenient [[Category:Squares]] 1c2t3g45yeknoud7nme2vyukv8v34ed 0 3236 6368 2023-08-14T09:36:21Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "If a [[player]] is suspected of being a [[Robot]], they may be asked to complete a CAPTCHA before completing any [[capture]]. Each CAPTCHA trains [[Chess]] itself, with [[the ultimate goal of Chess]] being able [[to]] play and win a game of Chess. [[Category:Technology]]" 6368 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[player]] is suspected of being a [[Robot]], they may be asked to complete a CAPTCHA before completing any [[capture]]. Each CAPTCHA trains [[Chess]] itself, with [[the ultimate goal of Chess]] being able [[to]] play and win a game of Chess. [[Category:Technology]] p16mshwpi88lx8xate36rkvjvhoq14n 0 3100 6019 2023-06-30T23:32:07Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[The Board Is Lava]] 6019 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[The Board Is Lava]] acvbcsvudmw161qcus56hx3jtzhxkjh 0 2688 5189 2023-01-17T21:10:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Cake''' is one of the [[:Category:Powerups|power-ups]] and [[:Category:Food|foodstuffs]] in [[Chess]], it provides a bunch of energy upon consumption. == Recipe == === You will need: === * 3 milk buckets * 3 wheat * 2 sugar * [[Egg]] === Steps: === * mould some dough from the wheat * bake slightly (200 °[[C]] for 20 minutes) * put the [[milk]] on top of the dough using some kind of container * mix the [[milk]] with the [[sugar]] and the [[Egg]] * heat it so that..." 5189 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cake''' is one of the [[:Category:Powerups|power-ups]] and [[:Category:Food|foodstuffs]] in [[Chess]], it provides a bunch of energy upon consumption. == Recipe == === You will need: === * 3 milk buckets * 3 wheat * 2 sugar * [[Egg]] === Steps: === * mould some dough from the wheat * bake slightly (200 °[[C]] for 20 minutes) * put the [[milk]] on top of the dough using some kind of container * mix the [[milk]] with the [[sugar]] and the [[Egg]] * heat it so that it's hot * let it rest * optional strawberries may be added == See also: == [[Lie]] [[Category:Powerups]] [[Category:Food]] molr7t45u91t0ekeg05wblaiv2zcutg 5195 5189 2023-01-18T02:32:20Z 79.66.87.129 5195 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cake''' is one of the [[:Category:Powerups|power-ups]] and [[:Category:Food|foodstuffs]] in [[Chess]], it provides a bunch of energy upon consumption. == Recipe == === You will need: === * 3 milk buckets * 3 wheat * 2 sugar * [[Egg]] === Steps: === * mould some dough from the wheat * bake slightly (200 °[[C]] for 20 minutes) * put the [[milk]] on top of the dough using some kind of container * mix the [[milk]] with the [[sugar]] and the [[Egg]] * heat it so that it's hot * let it [[rest]] * optional strawberries may be added == See also: == [[Lie]] [[Category:Powerups]] [[Category:Food]] mqfqxdacboths3zp3mvtxdeiaymbm5r 0 2741 5315 2023-01-25T23:57:47Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "A '''calculator''' may be added [[to]] the [[board]] to help with all sorts of calculations to speed up the game flow This [[piece]] is [[Ban|banned]] in [[Competitive Chess]], as it can be used to figure out the [[stronghold]] location [[Category:Pieces]]" 5315 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''calculator''' may be added [[to]] the [[board]] to help with all sorts of calculations to speed up the game flow This [[piece]] is [[Ban|banned]] in [[Competitive Chess]], as it can be used to figure out the [[stronghold]] location [[Category:Pieces]] aqlnpi6rzyp0sg6oy4mlh30qbk8527o 0 2474 4776 2016-07-13T05:22:44Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess]] 4776 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess]] 27dsocy2x2swdq72sfhhnr9dhhckqp1 0 2561 4944 2018-12-31T23:56:56Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Canning''' is the process of storing fresh produce or other [[food]] in metal cans for later consumption. It is often credited with giving [[Chess]] [[pieces]] the ability ..." 4944 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Canning''' is the process of storing fresh produce or other [[food]] in metal cans for later consumption. It is often credited with giving [[Chess]] [[pieces]] the ability [[to]] enjoy good food [[year]]-round. == See also == * [[Cannery]] [[Category:Food]] 6kn18gzvik527n26g8xdpcn3nhd9ejo 0 2315 4422 2016-01-25T18:43:23Z 82.31.22.143 Redirected page to [[Chess Canon]] 4422 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Chess Canon]] jdi6qj83mewooa3oyf5j7e0u7sq33gp 0 3341 6592 2023-09-01T15:33:41Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Any [[Piece]], [[Player]], [[:Category:Accessories|Accessory]] or [[:Category:Events|Event]] that can move from an F [[square]] to its [[C]] equivalent [[Ascension|ascends]] [[From's Gambit|from]] [[Frantz Fanon|Fanon]] [[to]] [[Canon]]. Upon canonization, they [[Death|die]] and gain the [[powers]] of a [[Saint]]. They are canon forevermore. No further details can be offered on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. [[Chess Canon|This is canon]]. == References == ''[[Anon]]'' Categor..." 6592 wikitext text/x-wiki Any [[Piece]], [[Player]], [[:Category:Accessories|Accessory]] or [[:Category:Events|Event]] that can move from an F [[square]] to its [[C]] equivalent [[Ascension|ascends]] [[From's Gambit|from]] [[Frantz Fanon|Fanon]] [[to]] [[Canon]]. Upon canonization, they [[Death|die]] and gain the [[powers]] of a [[Saint]]. They are canon forevermore. No further details can be offered on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. [[Chess Canon|This is canon]]. == References == ''[[Anon]]'' [[Category:Event]] pp44xq2kmzqq37yleyzbbj1n8fdr6n2 6595 6592 2023-09-02T01:22:51Z Craten 26192002 6595 wikitext text/x-wiki Any [[Piece]], [[Player]], [[:Category:Accessories|Accessory]] or [[:Category:Events|Event]] that [[can]] [[move]] from an [[F]] [[square]] to its [[C]] [[List of Chess Piece Equivalents in other Franchises|equivalent]] [[Ascension|ascends]] [[From's Gambit|from]] [[Frantz Fanon|Fanon]] [[to]] [[Canon]]. Upon canonization, they [[Death|die]] and gain the [[powers]] of a [[Saint]]. They are canon forevermore. No further details can be offered on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. [[Chess Canon|This is canon]]. == References == ''[[Anon]]'' [[Category:Event]] h2nayspk4ddm222sg230h3vc2gd2ioj 6876 6595 2023-10-03T19:37:06Z Craten 26192002 6876 wikitext text/x-wiki Any [[Piece]], [[Player]], [[:Category:Accessories|Accessory]] or [[:Category:Events|Event]] that [[can]] [[move]] from an [[F]] [[square]] to its [[C]] [[List of Chess Piece Equivalents in other Franchises|equivalent]] [[Ascension|ascends]] [[From's Gambit|from]] [[Frantz Fanon|Fanon]] [[to]] [[Canon]]. Upon canonization, they [[Death|die]] and gain the [[powers]] of a [[Saint]]. They are canon forevermore. No further details can be offered on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. [[Chess Canon|This is canon]]. == References == ''[[Anon]]'' [[Category:Events]] h8knkfapor88a7udmsytr0v1n8y26nw 0 3248 6394 2023-08-15T14:49:55Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "If you venture far enough off the Chessboard, you wind up in Carcassonne. The game board is a medieval landscape built by the players as the game progresses. The game starts with a single specific terrain tile face up and 71 others shuffled face down for the players to draw from. Each player's turn consists of three distinct phases: # Draw and place a terrain tile # Station a follower on the newly-placed tile (optional) # Score completed feature(s) (if relevant) To st..." 6394 wikitext text/x-wiki If you venture far enough off the Chessboard, you wind up in Carcassonne. The game board is a medieval landscape built by the players as the game progresses. The game starts with a single specific terrain tile face up and 71 others shuffled face down for the players to draw from. Each player's turn consists of three distinct phases: # Draw and place a terrain tile # Station a follower on the newly-placed tile (optional) # Score completed feature(s) (if relevant) To start each turn, a player draws a new terrain tile and places it adjacent to tiles that are already face up. The new tile must be placed in a way that extends terrain features on the tiles it touches: roads must connect to roads, fields to fields, and cities to cities. Connections are made across adjacent edges only; corners do not connect. A ''cloister'' tile may be placed adjacent to another ''cloister'' tile, as there are no connecting features. If the newly-drawn tile cannot be placed anywhere legally, the players may choose to remove the tile from the game, or return it to the draw pile. [[null|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Carcassonne-meeple.jpg|right|thumb|A follower (or "meeple") on a tile, showing the walls and buildings of the town]] After placing each newly drawn tile, the placing player may opt to station a marker (called a "follower" or "meeple") on a terrain feature (i.e., a ''road'', ''city'', ''cloister'', or ''field'') of that newly placed tile to claim control of it. However, if the feature is connected to a feature already claimed by another player, the follower cannot be stationed on that feature. When stationing a follower, the marker is placed upright on the feature to claim that feature, except for a ''field'', where the follower is laid down instead to emphasize that fields are not scored until the end of the game; the follower's role depends on the feature claimed, changing from thief/highwayman (''road'') to knight (''city''), monk (''cloister'' or ''monastery''), or farmer (''field''). It is possible for terrain features to become "shared" by opposing players when tile(s) are placed in subsequent turns that connect previously unconnected features. For example, two separate fields (each with a follower/farmer) can become connected into a single field subsequently by a newly-placed terrain tile. If any feature (except a ''field'') is completed during a player's turn, the score for the completed feature is counted for the player that controls that feature; after scoring, the controlling "meeple" is removed from the board and returned to the player's stock. Each player has eight followers; since one is used to keep track of the player's score, only seven can be in play at any moment. The game ends when the last tile has been placed. At that time, all incomplete features (including fields) score points for the players with the most followers on them. The player with the most points wins the game. == Scoring == During each player's turn, completed cities, cloisters, and roads (but not fields) are scored before that player's turn ends. A player may complete a feature by drawing placing a tile, claim it by stationing a follower on the newly-placed tile, and receive the score for completing it all in the same turn, but the sequence of that turn means the player cannot redeploy the follower after it is returned to their stock. The stationing phase of the turn was completed by claiming the completed feature. Cities are completed when they contain no unfinished edges from which they may be expanded, roads are similarly completed when they have closed both ends or form a loop, and cloisters are completed when surrounded by eight tiles. Points are awarded to the players with the most followers in a feature. If there is a tie for the most followers in any given feature, all of the tied players are awarded the full number of points. Once a city, cloister, or road feature is scored, all of the followers in that feature are returned to their owners. In general (see table), points are awarded for the number of tiles covered by a feature; a completed cloister scores nine points for the cloister plus eight neighboring tiles. At the end of the game, when there are no tiles remaining, fields and all other claimed but incomplete features are scored. The score of each field is based on the number of ''completed'' cities that field touches. It is possible for a field to be completely enclosed by a road without touching any completed cities, or a field can touch only incomplete cities, in which case those fields will score no points. dsppa19dvemdoh9xluyk0llck9ifxwa 6396 6394 2023-08-15T16:20:11Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6396 wikitext text/x-wiki If you venture far enough off the Chessboard, you wind up in Carcassonne. The game board is a medieval landscape built by the players as the game progresses. The game starts with a single specific terrain tile face up and 71 others shuffled face down for the players to draw from. Each player's turn consists of three distinct phases: # Draw and place a terrain tile # Station a follower on the newly-placed tile (optional) # Score completed feature(s) (if relevant) To start each turn, a player draws a new terrain tile and places it adjacent to tiles that are already face up. The new tile must be placed in a way that extends terrain features on the tiles it touches: roads must connect to roads, fields to fields, and cities to cities. Connections are made across adjacent edges only; corners do not connect. A ''cloister'' tile may be placed adjacent to another ''cloister'' tile, as there are no connecting features. If the newly-drawn tile cannot be placed anywhere legally, the players may choose to remove the tile from the game, or return it to the draw pile. [[null|link=https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Carcassonne-meeple.jpg|right|thumb|A follower (or "meeple") on a tile, showing the walls and buildings of the town]] After placing each newly drawn tile, the placing player may opt to station a marker (called a "follower" or "meeple") on a terrain feature (i.e., a ''road'', ''city'', ''cloister'', or ''field'') of that newly placed tile to claim control of it. However, if the feature is connected to a feature already claimed by another player, the follower cannot be stationed on that feature. When stationing a follower, the marker is placed upright on the feature to claim that feature, except for a ''field'', where the follower is laid down instead to emphasize that fields are not scored until the end of the game; the follower's role depends on the feature claimed, changing from thief/highwayman (''road'') to knight (''city''), monk (''cloister'' or ''monastery''), or farmer (''field''). It is possible for terrain features to become "shared" by opposing players when tile(s) are placed in subsequent turns that connect previously unconnected features. For example, two separate fields (each with a follower/farmer) can become connected into a single field subsequently by a newly-placed terrain tile. If any feature (except a ''field'') is completed during a player's turn, the score for the completed feature is counted for the player that controls that feature; after scoring, the controlling "meeple" is removed from the board and returned to the player's stock. Each player has eight followers; since one is used to keep track of the player's score, only seven can be in play at any moment. The game ends when the last tile has been placed. At that time, all incomplete features (including fields) score points for the players with the most followers on them. The player with the most points wins the game. == Scoring == During each player's turn, completed cities, cloisters, and roads (but not fields) are scored before that player's turn ends. A player may complete a feature by drawing placing a tile, claim it by stationing a follower on the newly-placed tile, and receive the score for completing it all in the same turn, but the sequence of that turn means the player cannot redeploy the follower after it is returned to their stock. The stationing phase of the turn was completed by claiming the completed feature. Cities are completed when they contain no unfinished edges from which they may be expanded, roads are similarly completed when they have closed both ends or form a loop, and cloisters are completed when surrounded by eight tiles. Points are awarded to the players with the most followers in a feature. If there is a tie for the most followers in any given feature, all of the tied players are awarded the full number of points. Once a city, cloister, or road feature is scored, all of the followers in that feature are returned to their owners. In general (see table), points are awarded for the number of tiles covered by a feature; a completed cloister scores nine points for the cloister plus eight neighboring tiles. At the end of the game, when there are no tiles remaining, fields and all other claimed but incomplete features are scored. The score of each field is based on the number of ''completed'' cities that field touches. It is possible for a field to be completely enclosed by a road without touching any completed cities, or a field can touch only incomplete cities, in which case those fields will score no points. [[Category:Realms]] nlqqdibj5x1ec2bz3rqzhl1v4ebylvf 6403 6396 2023-08-15T20:36:29Z 2.97.99.207 6403 wikitext text/x-wiki If you venture far enough off the Chessboard, you wind up in Carcassonne. The game board is a medieval landscape built by the players as the game progresses. The game starts with a single specific terrain tile face up and 71 others shuffled face down for the players to draw from. Each player's turn consists of three distinct phases: # Draw and place a terrain tile # Station a follower on the newly-placed tile (optional) # Score completed feature(s) (if relevant) To start each turn, a player draws a new terrain tile and places it adjacent to tiles that are already face up. The new tile must be placed in a way that extends terrain features on the tiles it touches: roads must connect to roads, fields to fields, and cities to cities. Connections are made across adjacent edges only; corners do not connect. A ''cloister'' tile may be placed adjacent to another ''cloister'' tile, as there are no connecting features. If the newly-drawn tile cannot be placed anywhere legally, the players may choose to remove the tile from the game, or return it to the draw pile. After placing each newly drawn tile, the placing player may opt to station a marker (called a "follower" or "meeple") on a terrain feature (i.e., a ''road'', ''city'', ''cloister'', or ''field'') of that newly placed tile to claim control of it. However, if the feature is connected to a feature already claimed by another player, the follower cannot be stationed on that feature. When stationing a follower, the marker is placed upright on the feature to claim that feature, except for a ''field'', where the follower is laid down instead to emphasize that fields are not scored until the end of the game; the follower's role depends on the feature claimed, changing from thief/highwayman (''road'') to knight (''city''), monk (''cloister'' or ''monastery''), or farmer (''field''). It is possible for terrain features to become "shared" by opposing players when tile(s) are placed in subsequent turns that connect previously unconnected features. For example, two separate fields (each with a follower/farmer) can become connected into a single field subsequently by a newly-placed terrain tile. If any feature (except a ''field'') is completed during a player's turn, the score for the completed feature is counted for the player that controls that feature; after scoring, the controlling "meeple" is removed from the board and returned to the player's stock. Each player has eight followers; since one is used to keep track of the player's score, only seven can be in play at any moment. The game ends when the last tile has been placed. At that time, all incomplete features (including fields) score points for the players with the most followers on them. The player with the most points wins the game. == Scoring == During each player's turn, completed cities, cloisters, and roads (but not fields) are scored before that player's turn ends. A player may complete a feature by drawing placing a tile, claim it by stationing a follower on the newly-placed tile, and receive the score for completing it all in the same turn, but the sequence of that turn means the player cannot redeploy the follower after it is returned to their stock. The stationing phase of the turn was completed by claiming the completed feature. Cities are completed when they contain no unfinished edges from which they may be expanded, roads are similarly completed when they have closed both ends or form a loop, and cloisters are completed when surrounded by eight tiles. Points are awarded to the players with the most followers in a feature. If there is a tie for the most followers in any given feature, all of the tied players are awarded the full number of points. Once a city, cloister, or road feature is scored, all of the followers in that feature are returned to their owners. In general (see table), points are awarded for the number of tiles covered by a feature; a completed cloister scores nine points for the cloister plus eight neighboring tiles. At the end of the game, when there are no tiles remaining, fields and all other claimed but incomplete features are scored. The score of each field is based on the number of ''completed'' cities that field touches. It is possible for a field to be completely enclosed by a road without touching any completed cities, or a field can touch only incomplete cities, in which case those fields will score no points. [[Category:Realms]] g6a8gp1lgr7np4dmor5ryzq2nwsz3z3 0 3040 5880 2023-05-07T17:20:42Z Hax34 51951944 Created page with "How to play Lay out the chessboard and prepare the pieces as usual. Then shuffle the two decks. Give each player a deck, from which each player will take three cards. There are 7 different type of cards and there are a different number of them based on their value (note that there are 65 cards per deck). {| class="fandom-table" !Piece !Value !Number of this piece's card per deck |- |Pawn |1 |22 |- |Knight |2 |16 |- |Bishop |3 |12 |- |Rook |4 |7 |- |Queen |5 |4 |- |King..." 5880 wikitext text/x-wiki How to play Lay out the chessboard and prepare the pieces as usual. Then shuffle the two decks. Give each player a deck, from which each player will take three cards. There are 7 different type of cards and there are a different number of them based on their value (note that there are 65 cards per deck). {| class="fandom-table" !Piece !Value !Number of this piece's card per deck |- |Pawn |1 |22 |- |Knight |2 |16 |- |Bishop |3 |12 |- |Rook |4 |7 |- |Queen |5 |4 |- |King |6 |3 |- |Winning Card |Wins you the game |1 |} After each player gets the three cards, the game starts. Both players have to discard a card from their hand and put it on the table without the opponent seeing what it is. After both players have discarded one card, they flip their card and compare their value. Now there are three different possibilities: # If White wins, White makes a move with a piece that is worth the same or less than his card. # If it's a draw, both players put their cards under their deck, take another and restart. # If Black wins, Black takes away from White's pieces the corresponding piece to his card. After any of these, you and your opponent have to take another card and restart. Altough, unlike when you and your opponent draw, this time the cards from before remain there. These will never be used again. Special chess rules (Castling, en passant etc.) are not allowed. The first player to find the Winning Card wins. == Images == <gallery> File:Pawn.png|The card for the Pawn. File:Knight.png|The card for the Knight. File:Bishop.png|The card for the Bishop. File:Rook.png|The card for the Rook File:Queen.png|The card for the Queen. File:King.png|The card for the King. File:Win.png|The Winning Card. </gallery> g354htbnuqwx7rpxnzq1mzl7pjvzc3k 5886 5880 2023-05-10T10:54:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 category, references 5886 wikitext text/x-wiki How to play Lay out the [[chessboard]] and prepare the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] as usual. Then shuffle the two decks. Give each [[player]] a deck, from which each player will take three cards. There are 7 different type of cards and there are a different number of them based on their value (note that there are 65 cards per deck). {| class="fandom-table" !Piece ! Value !Number of this piece's card per deck |- |Pawn |1 |22 |- |Horsey |2 |16 |- |Bishop |3 |12 |- |Rook |4 |7 |- |Queen |5 |4 |- |King |6 |3 |- |Winning Card | Wins you the game |1 |} After each player gets the three cards, the [[Chess|game]] starts. Both players have [[to]] discard a card from their hand and put it on the table without the opponent seeing what it is. After both players have discarded one card, they flip their card and compare their value. Now there are three different possibilities: # If [[White]] wins, White makes a move with a piece that is worth the same or less than his card. # If it's a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]], both players put their cards under their deck, take another and restart. #If [[Black]] wins, Black takes away from White's pieces the corresponding piece to his card. After any of these, you and your opponent have to take another card and restart. Altough, unlike when you and your opponent draw, this time the cards from before remain there. These will never be used again. Special chess rules ([[The Great Castling|Castling]], [[En Passant|en passant]] etc.) are not allowed. The first player to find the Winning Card wins. ==Images== <gallery> File:Pawn.png|The card for the Pawn. File:Knight.png|The card for the Horsey*. File:Bishop.png|The card for the Bishop. File:Rook.png|The card for the Rook File:Queen.png|The card for the Queen. File:King.png|The card for the King. File:Win.png|The Winning Card. </gallery> [[Category:Variants]] g9pqcrnykjncuve473ucay3jpa31brp 0 2460 4739 2016-05-05T16:27:15Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Cardinal''' is the second-stage evolution of the [[Bishop]] (which itself evolves from the 0th-stage [[Tech level|Archaebishop]]). [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Evolu..." 4739 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cardinal''' is the second-stage evolution of the [[Bishop]] (which itself evolves from the 0th-stage [[Tech level|Archaebishop]]). [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Evolutions]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] 7svvzrlxm9fxi0zwbkmz3ru2jll9bq6 7014 4739 2024-02-17T21:58:17Z 97.113.167.105 Adding categories 7014 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cardinal''' is the second-stage evolution of the [[Bishop]] (which itself evolves from the 0th-stage [[Tech level|Archaebishop]]). [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Evolutions]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Flowers]] 6k2sr06c96dpto3dnigt33vw5o1t1b3 7015 7014 2024-02-19T04:18:08Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 7015 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cardinal''' is the second-stage evolution of the [[Bishop]] (which itself evolves from the 0th-stage [[Tech level|Archaebishop]]). [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Evolutions]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Flowers]] [[Category:Colors]] t3gcqaj7olimhvd6qjgnpqps2j0erqs 0 3499 7043 2024-06-05T05:30:06Z ChessDude 55284885 Created page with "== The Caro-Kann Defence == Is the most fucking worst defence ever, like wtf, it limits your points and space and stuff, like only NPCs play it" 7043 wikitext text/x-wiki == The Caro-Kann Defence == Is the most fucking worst defence ever, like wtf, it limits your points and space and stuff, like only NPCs play it 5unul589uj74hch2ah2e0euu87ibf1w 7044 7043 2024-06-07T23:19:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 7044 wikitext text/x-wiki == The Caro-Kann Defence == Is the most fucking worst defence ever, like wtf, it limits your points and space and stuff, like only NPCs play it [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Openings]] c3ha3hsj2246ey7yhtv3dnz5sbxaf6j 0 2458 4735 2016-04-29T22:05:43Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Castle''' is a [[piece]] similar to the [[Rook]], except that it is a stone tower. Like a real castle, it can move arbitrarily long distances in straight lines. [[Cate..." 4735 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Castle''' is a [[piece]] similar to the [[Rook]], except that it is a stone tower. Like a real castle, it can move arbitrarily long distances in straight lines. [[Category:Pieces]] teehh74dunu8gvkftcykpnmqgni9ltz 6468 4735 2023-08-21T12:13:02Z 78.40.233.12 6468 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Castle''' is a [[piece]] similar to the [[Rook]], except that it is a stone tower. Like a [[Castles (real world)|real castle]], it can move arbitrarily long distances in straight lines. [[Category:Pieces]] t7kuko4abkpyu8lqyf4cvifvz6x71hh 0 3281 6467 2023-08-21T12:12:08Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "The [[Chess]] [[Piece]] the [[Castle]] has been so revered in human culture that many disparate civilisations have built countless monuments in its form. There are [[too]] many [[to]] list on the internet, but here are a few examples: * 🏰 European Castle * 🏯 Japanese Castle [[Category:Locations]]" 6467 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess]] [[Piece]] the [[Castle]] has been so revered in human culture that many disparate civilisations have built countless monuments in its form. There are [[too]] many [[to]] list on the internet, but here are a few examples: * 🏰 European Castle * 🏯 Japanese Castle [[Category:Locations]] gsv1kwwkuxlaoti7rlzy2s4bm45019w 0 2395 4605 2016-03-04T00:09:39Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Cheat codes]] 4605 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Cheat codes]] kvhw2s0t1q4d0colanxukj91ojv03h6 0 2517 4862 2016-11-22T07:18:49Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "'''Castling Queenside '''is an outdated euphemistic term for [[homosexual|gay]] activity within the [[Chessboard]]. It is now considered more [[Polite Chess|PC]] to use the t..." 4862 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Castling Queenside '''is an outdated euphemistic term for [[homosexual|gay]] activity within the [[Chessboard]]. It is now considered more [[Polite Chess|PC]] to use the term [[Stalemate|Stalemating]]. 2qr1b2v4mfwgdibpcnacgi3337uouat 0 2996 5798 2023-03-09T06:55:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Cat''' is an [[Autonomy|autonomous]] and [[Omnipotence|omnipotent]] [[piece]], but it chooses [[to]] not do anything. [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 5798 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cat''' is an [[Autonomy|autonomous]] and [[Omnipotence|omnipotent]] [[piece]], but it chooses [[to]] not do anything. [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pieces]] kyi3re0q8em59v67tu5b2q10uuxp1rl 5812 5798 2023-03-21T04:04:22Z 92.15.77.220 5812 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cat''' is an [[Autonomy|autonomous]] and [[Omnipotence|omnipotent]] [[piece]], but it chooses [[to]] not do anything. Liable to knock pieces over, which removes them from the game. [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pieces]] o5x04iugnqwfsszabailg3rm0x5v5cj 0 3261 6430 2023-08-17T00:24:37Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "[[Categories]] are a means of [[:Category:Sorting|sorting]]. [[Category:Sorting]]" 6430 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Categories]] are a means of [[:Category:Sorting|sorting]]. [[Category:Sorting]] guyeygowwh73sclr54m9uuy67asq2ma 0 3004 5809 2023-03-13T22:06:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Cattails adobe-stock-1024x683.png|thumb|300x300px]] [[File:Cattails adobe-stock-1024x683.png|thumb]] Some '''cattails''' can be found growing at the [[A Day At The Lake|Chess lake]]. They look yummy but it is unknown if they are edible. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Potential foods]]" 5809 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Cattails adobe-stock-1024x683.png|thumb|300x300px]] [[File:Cattails adobe-stock-1024x683.png|thumb]] Some '''cattails''' can be found growing at the [[A Day At The Lake|Chess lake]]. They look yummy but it is unknown if they are edible. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Potential foods]] cb29gu7dtckn8o6xka1pfns07pm7kgc 0 2360 4531 2016-02-09T04:06:16Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Caveman''' is one of the earliest chess pieces. Specimens have been found that date back to between 2 or 3 million B.C. (Before Chess). The Caveman version of the [[Hor..." 4531 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Caveman''' is one of the earliest chess pieces. Specimens have been found that date back to between 2 or 3 million B.C. (Before Chess). The Caveman version of the [[Horsey]] is in fact a prehistoric ancestor of the horse, and the [[Rook]] is, instead, a [[Rock]]. The Caveman is only found in the suit of [[Clubs]]. [[Category:Pieces]] nqvcowqib1ymfbzhhnpyobutb1tngjj 7122 4531 2024-06-27T22:45:20Z Craten 26192002 7122 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Caveman''' is one of the earliest chess pieces. Specimens have been found that date back to between 2 or 3 million B.C. ([[B4|Before]] Chess). The Caveman version of the [[Horsey]] is in fact a prehistoric ancestor of the horse, and the [[Rook]] is, instead, a [[Rock]]. The Caveman is only found in the suit of [[Clubs]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 9hk83ms8fovk13n95rui9i9s50doc66 0 3276 6458 2023-08-21T03:05:26Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Most [[Player|players]] prefer to keep a [[Cellphone]] by the [[Chessboard]], [[to]] kill time between turns. The best Cellphone signal is found at [[G5]]. While their opponent is [[Take|taking]] their move, the player can amuse themself with Cellphone activities such as [[Computer chess|Cellphone Chess]]. [[Category:Accessories]]" 6458 wikitext text/x-wiki Most [[Player|players]] prefer to keep a [[Cellphone]] by the [[Chessboard]], [[to]] kill time between turns. The best Cellphone signal is found at [[G5]]. While their opponent is [[Take|taking]] their move, the player can amuse themself with Cellphone activities such as [[Computer chess|Cellphone Chess]]. [[Category:Accessories]] cf0mphimpu1owqf4hga2cyyed13ntod 6459 6458 2023-08-21T03:06:04Z 2.97.99.207 6459 wikitext text/x-wiki Most [[Player|players]] prefer to keep a [[Cellphone]] by the [[Chessboard]], [[to]] [[Death|kill]] [[time]] [[between turns]]. The best Cellphone signal is found at [[G5]]. While their opponent is [[Take|taking]] their move, the player can amuse themself with Cellphone activities such as [[Computer chess|Cellphone Chess]]. [[Category:Accessories]] goccmnnqnb5tvlt2l117kpvnjrqyosk 6460 6459 2023-08-21T03:07:08Z 2.97.99.207 6460 wikitext text/x-wiki Most [[Player|players]] prefer to keep a [[Cellphone]] by the [[Chessboard]], [[to]] [[Death|kill]] [[time]] [[between turns]]. The best Cellphone signal is found at [[G5]]. While their opponent is [[Take|taking]] their move, the player can amuse themself with Cellphone activities such as [[Computer chess|Cellphone Chess]]. == See also == [[Phone a Friend]] [[Category:Accessories]] lw1ogo4ju52t4gekz435epo6pp3dud5 0 2216 4237 2015-03-11T21:11:02Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Cerberus '''is the true enemy of any game of [[Chess]]. He is a three-headed [[hellhound]] who moves of his own will and destroys any [[piece]] he comes into contact with..." 4237 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cerberus '''is the true enemy of any game of [[Chess]]. He is a three-headed [[hellhound]] who moves of his own will and destroys any [[piece]] he comes into contact with. Cerberus can only be defeated if both players agree to remove him from the game. [[Category:Pieces]] 7rat5e61rdnv761nwb8kqrde3j58g7a 5500 4237 2023-02-04T20:39:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added categories 5500 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cerberus '''is the true enemy of any game of [[Chess]]. He is a three-headed [[hellhound]] who moves of his own will and destroys any [[piece]] he comes into contact with. Cerberus can only be defeated if both players agree to remove him from the game. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Villains]] 32dc6ifmaszlqssagx8h6u29rzituqb 6274 5500 2023-08-02T17:47:11Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6274 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cerberus '''is the true enemy of any game of [[Chess]]. He is a three-headed [[hellhound]] who moves of his own will and destroys any [[piece]] he comes into contact with. Cerberus can only be defeated if both players agree to remove him from the game. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 2vltaxglb6hhii4q5jq8eb3nlvuihz7 0 3104 6030 2023-07-09T20:28:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:3ffc45e1-59fd-4906-9a11-282955aeeeab.png|thumb]]" 6030 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:3ffc45e1-59fd-4906-9a11-282955aeeeab.png|thumb]] gud4xp1ymsaoe8nbao1qjc7pzlicu5e 6031 6030 2023-07-09T20:29:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6031 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:3ffc45e1-59fd-4906-9a11-282955aeeeab.png|thumb]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Memes]] 4z6l6dl6268whjs1isbooz57jpk9ikx 6032 6031 2023-07-10T18:18:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 6032 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:3ffc45e1-59fd-4906-9a11-282955aeeeab.png|thumb|899x899px]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Memes]] f2otmmcddq4okubktq8fq2h0mt1x6c6 6033 6032 2023-07-11T11:05:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6033 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:3ffc45e1-59fd-4906-9a11-282955aeeeab.png|thumb|899x899px]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Memes]] [[Category:Countries]] [[Category:Characters]] odj7v4q8qgvbmmb87587hko8ml1vks1 6034 6033 2023-07-13T17:32:03Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6034 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:3ffc45e1-59fd-4906-9a11-282955aeeeab.png|thumb|899x899px]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Memes]] [[Category:Countries]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Moves]] m3fy4wejc7of69cb6mabxn8r2lekx15 0 3275 6457 2023-08-21T03:02:01Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Take a seat... ...but which? The optimal Chess Chair is any chair with a 90° rump angle, four or more legs, zero upholstery, and [[Color|the same color as the player's own army]]. This last part is especially important, as any [[player]] who forgets which color they are playing as can simply stand up, push the chair back a little bit, turn around, observe the chair's color, turn back around, sit down, scooch forward, realize they forgot the chair's color while turning..." 6457 wikitext text/x-wiki Take a seat... ...but which? The optimal Chess Chair is any chair with a 90° rump angle, four or more legs, zero upholstery, and [[Color|the same color as the player's own army]]. This last part is especially important, as any [[player]] who forgets which color they are playing as can simply stand up, push the chair back a little bit, turn around, observe the chair's color, turn back around, sit down, scooch forward, realize they forgot the chair's color while turning back around, stand up, push the chair back a little bit, turn around, observe the chair's color, turn back around, sit down, scooch forward and continue play, assuming they [[Take|took]] note of the color this time. [[Category:Furniture]] ijb77vwmu1akbilbwdk4486m5feitts 0 2790 5425 2023-02-02T07:01:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chalcogens''' are one of the [[Rank|ranks]] introduced in [[Periodic Table Chess]]. They are found on rank 6.A, or the third-most rank from the right side of the [[board]] (note that ranks are oriented horizontally in Periodic Table Chess). This rank is exactly 6 [[File|files]] long, and the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that spawn here are as follows: * Oxygen * Sulphur * Selenium * Tellurium * Polonium * Livermorium == See also == * [[Pnictogens]] * [[Halogens]]..." 5425 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chalcogens''' are one of the [[Rank|ranks]] introduced in [[Periodic Table Chess]]. They are found on rank 6.A, or the third-most rank from the right side of the [[board]] (note that ranks are oriented horizontally in Periodic Table Chess). This rank is exactly 6 [[File|files]] long, and the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that spawn here are as follows: * Oxygen * Sulphur * Selenium * Tellurium * Polonium * Livermorium == See also == * [[Pnictogens]] * [[Halogens]] * [[Noble Gasses]] [[Category:Ranks]] 77nwn5fgxjpqakk2fzugrq1y9idgh60 0 3199 6253 2023-07-31T11:05:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chalk''' is a rather common piece in [[Chess]], but due [[to]] the abundance of white colored chalk, [[White]] gets an advantage of having more of them [[Category:Pieces]]" 6253 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chalk''' is a rather common piece in [[Chess]], but due [[to]] the abundance of white colored chalk, [[White]] gets an advantage of having more of them [[Category:Pieces]] 5z2hwais1jndz2079nm45x27t3igys5 0 3445 6904 2023-10-09T08:39:33Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "If a [[Player]] makes a [[Move]] you [[Thinking|Think]] is [[Illegal moves|Illegal]], you must Challenge within 0.64 seconds or lose the right [[to]] [[Challenge]]. Upon the throwdown of a Challenge, play [[Freeze|freezes]] and every interested party gives their version of events. It is decided whether the move was Legal. If the move was illegal, the challenge is retained and the challenger gains one challenge point. In extreme cases, the illegal move may even be disal..." 6904 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Player]] makes a [[Move]] you [[Thinking|Think]] is [[Illegal moves|Illegal]], you must Challenge within 0.64 seconds or lose the right [[to]] [[Challenge]]. Upon the throwdown of a Challenge, play [[Freeze|freezes]] and every interested party gives their version of events. It is decided whether the move was Legal. If the move was illegal, the challenge is retained and the challenger gains one challenge point. In extreme cases, the illegal move may even be disallowed/nullified. A false challenge grants the challengee a bonus move that may not itself be Challenged. == Self-Challenge == [[Challenge#Self-Challenge|Challenging oneself]] is an advanced stratagem for [[:Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won|guaranteed victory]], even on the [[first turn]]. The [[trick]] is [[to]] make a legal move, then Challenge it, then make one's rewarded bonus move, which need not be Legal, such as knocking over the opponent's king, sweeping their entire army away, or murdering the opponent. [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] [[Category:Strategy]] tj8ordurl1kof0nmtmentesop8tnqda 6908 6904 2023-10-09T19:10:45Z Milo fett 34586 6908 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Player]] makes a [[Move]] you [[Thinking|Think]] is [[Illegal moves|Illegal]], you must Challenge within 0.64 seconds or lose the right [[to]] [[Challenge]]. Upon the throwdown of a Challenge, play [[Freeze|freezes]] and every interested party gives their version of events. It is decided whether the move was Legal. If the move was illegal, the challenge is retained and the challenger gains one challenge point. In extreme cases, the illegal move may even be disallowed/nullified. A false challenge grants the challengee a bonus move that may not itself be Challenged. == Self-Challenge == [[Challenge#Self-Challenge|Challenging oneself]] is an advanced stratagem for [[:Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won|guaranteed victory]], even on the [[first turn]]. The [[trick]] is [[to]] make a legal move, then Challenge it, then make one's rewarded bonus move, which need not be Legal, such as knocking over the opponent's king, sweeping their entire army away, or murdering the opponent. == See also == * [[Object]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Disputes]] elspa83grzbxseff6nzct44ivgga6du 0 3083 5965 2023-06-03T00:16:27Z GenEric1110 46567414 Created page with "Challenger Chess is a Chess variation where both players bet their pawns, money and organs before playing, they will get a randomised loudout of pieces of seemingly equal capabilities and will be put to the test.[[File:ChallengerChess.png|thumb|Example of a Challengers Chess Setup, notice how the bad hand of Player B synergies with Player A]]" 5965 wikitext text/x-wiki Challenger Chess is a Chess variation where both players bet their pawns, money and organs before playing, they will get a randomised loudout of pieces of seemingly equal capabilities and will be put to the test.[[File:ChallengerChess.png|thumb|Example of a Challengers Chess Setup, notice how the bad hand of Player B synergies with Player A]] 223uwkth8mfnbqsvjxvp1me609c3mqg 5966 5965 2023-06-03T12:41:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5966 wikitext text/x-wiki Challenger Chess is a Chess variation where both players bet their pawns, money and organs before playing, they will get a randomised loudout of pieces of seemingly equal capabilities and will be put to the test.[[File:ChallengerChess.png|thumb|Example of a Challengers Chess Setup, notice how the bad hand of Player B synergies with Player A]] [[Category:Variants]] pcfga65qfxe2j70fylhj1o7wntnihyb 0 2855 5532 2023-02-05T11:50:32Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Chameleon [[piece]] can change [[color]], but can't do anything useful. [[Category:Pieces]]" 5532 wikitext text/x-wiki The Chameleon [[piece]] can change [[color]], but can't do anything useful. [[Category:Pieces]] thm0ujiceopgsb4z4dgsr6ddzzio54y 0 3254 6414 2023-08-16T14:27:50Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "[[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]]" 6414 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]] 0zrtjudquubwub56arzbs5jexzzhxea 6421 6414 2023-08-16T23:09:28Z 2.97.99.207 6421 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chance cards]]'' [[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]] rxtjpggn4ckt9ey8a6s5mnptlyh82ln 6677 6421 2023-09-07T00:58:42Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6677 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chance cards]]'' [[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] b2amc2kpem8vq0g5zs2uf9z8pfl7ddy 6703 6677 2023-09-08T16:26:22Z Milo fett 34586 6703 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chance cards]] or [[Community Chess]]'' [[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 5iisvohw8e0gkxy9nnhhdgri54bvqt2 6718 6703 2023-09-08T20:57:43Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6718 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chance cards]] or [[Community Chess]]'' [[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] tiuvfu8zf32iq6z6jn9snjfqo4swojp 6868 6718 2023-10-02T14:12:23Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6868 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chance cards]] or [[Community Chess]]'' [[Chess]] is a [[game of chance]]. Any move could go either way, [[and]] there is no [[Medium difficulty|predicting]] or even [[:Category:Strategy|planning]] how the game is going [[to]] [[go]]. That's the thrill of [[Chess]]! [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Meta]] 4gr1g1h2pg8xjd93lttmgyyp46bzdua 0 2205 4204 2015-03-11T09:19:23Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Should you land on a '''Chance '''[[square]], you must draw a '''Chance Card'''. Known '''Chance Card'''s include: *Go To Jail *You Win *Draw Another Chance Card *[[Chess]]" 4204 wikitext text/x-wiki Should you land on a '''Chance '''[[square]], you must draw a '''Chance Card'''. Known '''Chance Card'''s include: *Go To Jail *You Win *Draw Another Chance Card *[[Chess]] if4o2vzewoz5t6pyd3aq55zxyr4f0j4 5666 4204 2023-02-07T23:38:34Z Craten 26192002 5666 wikitext text/x-wiki Should you land on a '''Chance '''[[square]], you must draw a '''Chance Card'''. Known '''Chance Card'''s include: *[[Go to Jail|Go To Jail]] *You Win *Draw Another Chance Card *[[Chess]] ggtyw000sfcj5dhcfj06pvk9u1heqsm 6021 5666 2023-06-30T23:43:03Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6021 wikitext text/x-wiki Should you land on a '''Chance '''[[square]], you must draw a '''Chance Card'''. Known '''Chance Card'''s include: *[[Go to Jail|Go To Jail]] *You Win *Draw Another Chance Card *[[Chess]] [[Category:Pieces]] tbytrr2vicbd51i9wcgbu1aql92inpw 6022 6021 2023-06-30T23:43:07Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6022 wikitext text/x-wiki Should you land on a '''Chance '''[[square]], you must draw a '''Chance Card'''. Known '''Chance Card'''s include: *[[Go to Jail|Go To Jail]] *You Win *Draw Another Chance Card *[[Chess]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Cards]] 6zdcxfbhphsfkgiejqsrjlqyxxueqhq 0 3066 5933 2023-05-25T13:06:22Z CompliensCreator00 3398859 Created page with ":''Not to be confused with the [[Matchmaker]]'' The '''Chancemaker''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. The Chancemaker is moved by using a random number generator [[to]] determine its Rank and File, and subsequently moving the Chancemaker [[to]] that [[Square]]. If a random number generator is unavailable, the player may use [[8-sided dice]] [[to]] determine its position instead. If a random number generator ''and'' 8-sided dice are both unavailable and a player attempts to..." 5933 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with the [[Matchmaker]]'' The '''Chancemaker''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. The Chancemaker is moved by using a random number generator [[to]] determine its Rank and File, and subsequently moving the Chancemaker [[to]] that [[Square]]. If a random number generator is unavailable, the player may use [[8-sided dice]] [[to]] determine its position instead. If a random number generator ''and'' 8-sided dice are both unavailable and a player attempts to move their Chancemaker, the game automatically ends in a [[draw]]. If the Chancemaker lands on a square occupied by another piece, it will capture that piece, regardless of color. The Chancemaker is one of the riskiest pieces [[to]] move, as it has a one in sixty-four chance of landing on the same tile as a player's own [[King]]. This counts as putting one's own King in [[Check]], which is [[cheating]], and results in a subsequent [[ban]]. This can be avoided by simply moving the King away from whatever tile the random number generator is going to generate. Of course, there's also a one in sixty-four chance that the opponent's King will be defeated instantly, so maybe it's worth the odds? [[Category:Pieces]] rkc6i7zcze16c049ypbvk6ogivsiqde 6656 5933 2023-09-07T00:53:10Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6656 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with the [[Matchmaker]]'' The '''Chancemaker''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. The Chancemaker is moved by using a random number generator [[to]] determine its Rank and File, and subsequently moving the Chancemaker [[to]] that [[Square]]. If a random number generator is unavailable, the player may use [[8-sided dice]] [[to]] determine its position instead. If a random number generator ''and'' 8-sided dice are both unavailable and a player attempts to move their Chancemaker, the game automatically ends in a [[draw]]. If the Chancemaker lands on a square occupied by another piece, it will capture that piece, regardless of color. The Chancemaker is one of the riskiest pieces [[to]] move, as it has a one in sixty-four chance of landing on the same tile as a player's own [[King]]. This counts as putting one's own King in [[Check]], which is [[cheating]], and results in a subsequent [[ban]]. This can be avoided by simply moving the King away from whatever tile the random number generator is going to generate. Of course, there's also a one in sixty-four chance that the opponent's King will be defeated instantly, so maybe it's worth the odds? [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] anj2a19z0wly1jgmwyx6iin20p8vzcu 6657 6656 2023-09-07T00:53:43Z Craten 26192002 6657 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with the [[Matchmaker]]'' The '''Chancemaker''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. The Chancemaker is moved by using a random number generator [[to]] determine its Rank and File, and subsequently moving the Chancemaker [[to]] that [[Square]]. If a random number generator is unavailable, the player may use [[8-sided dice]] [[to]] determine its position instead. If a random number generator ''and'' 8-sided dice are both unavailable and a player attempts to move their Chancemaker, the game automatically ends in a [[draw]]. If the Chancemaker lands on a square occupied by another piece, it will capture that piece, regardless of color. The Chancemaker is one of the riskiest pieces [[to]] move, as it has a one in sixty-four chance of landing on the same tile as a player's own [[King]]. This counts as putting one's own King in [[Check]], which is [[cheating]], and results in a subsequent [[ban]]. This can be avoided by simply moving the King away from whatever tile the random number generator is going to generate. Of course, there's also a one in sixty-four chance that the opponent's King will be defeated instantly, so maybe [[Chance|it's worth the odds]]? [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 5mn8o21qp0wghbjvnzxdbtp7jb66c7a 6658 6657 2023-09-07T00:54:05Z Craten 26192002 6658 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with the [[Matchmaker]]'' The '''Chancemaker''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. The Chancemaker is moved by using a random number generator [[to]] determine its Rank and File, and subsequently moving the Chancemaker [[to]] that [[Square]]. If a random number generator is unavailable, the player may use [[8-sided dice]] [[to]] determine its position instead. If a random number generator ''and'' 8-sided dice are both unavailable and a player attempts to move their Chancemaker, the game automatically ends in a [[draw]]. If the Chancemaker lands on a square occupied by another piece, it will capture that piece, regardless of color. The Chancemaker is one of the riskiest pieces [[to]] move, as it has a one in sixty-four chance of [[Telefrag|landing on the same tile]] as a player's own [[King]]. This counts as putting one's own King in [[Check]], which is [[cheating]], and results in a subsequent [[ban]]. This can be avoided by simply moving the King away from whatever tile the random number generator is going to generate. Of course, there's also a one in sixty-four chance that the opponent's King will be defeated instantly, so maybe [[Chance|it's worth the odds]]? [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] hyx0js483n50m3y1oqkfrhxh7oevt89 0 3416 6846 2023-09-29T13:14:25Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''This article describes a [[Recent Changes|current event]] and will inherently never be perfectly up-[[to]]-date. We do what we can.'' One of the first things a [[Chess]] [[Player]] must accept is how the [[Rules]] are in constant flux, sometimes Changing between turns, often offsetting any intended strategy. Constant access to the [[Rules]] page of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] is recommended. == As Pieces == Small change can be used as Pieces, resulting in a kind of "monetar..." 6846 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article describes a [[Recent Changes|current event]] and will inherently never be perfectly up-[[to]]-date. We do what we can.'' One of the first things a [[Chess]] [[Player]] must accept is how the [[Rules]] are in constant flux, sometimes Changing between turns, often offsetting any intended strategy. Constant access to the [[Rules]] page of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] is recommended. == As Pieces == Small change can be used as Pieces, resulting in a kind of "monetary" Chess where Captured Pieces have specific values [[taken]] by the captor. For this reason, the cheapest coin is a [[Pawn]], and the [[King]] represents your life's savings. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Philosophy]] o1j1to4l8mlkfgvcmyhm60568zkut73 0 2976 5759 2023-02-24T15:10:00Z 79.66.79.107 Created page with "This maneuver can only do when neither [[Horsey]] has left its starting space, and is thereby most likely on the first [[turn]]. Swap your [[Horsey|Horseys]]. Your turn ends. [[Category:Maneuvers]]" 5759 wikitext text/x-wiki This maneuver can only do when neither [[Horsey]] has left its starting space, and is thereby most likely on the first [[turn]]. Swap your [[Horsey|Horseys]]. Your turn ends. [[Category:Maneuvers]] kq7ungurycykoa9vr3xsh0xjp0s0nki 0 3574 7289 2024-12-20T14:00:36Z Johncena1010 56446448 Created page with " === Steven the Chess Character: The Unlikely Chess Hero === Steven is an ordinary person who unexpectedly finds himself immersed in the world of competitive chess. Though not a grandmaster and lacking natural talent, Steven becomes known for his quirky determination, humorous personality, and the unexpected creativity he brings to the chessboard. ==== Background ==== Steven didn’t grow up in a family of chess enthusiasts. In fact, he only learned the basics of the ga..." 7289 wikitext text/x-wiki === Steven the Chess Character: The Unlikely Chess Hero === Steven is an ordinary person who unexpectedly finds himself immersed in the world of competitive chess. Though not a grandmaster and lacking natural talent, Steven becomes known for his quirky determination, humorous personality, and the unexpected creativity he brings to the chessboard. ==== Background ==== Steven didn’t grow up in a family of chess enthusiasts. In fact, he only learned the basics of the game by chance when a friend invited him to a casual match. Intrigued by the challenge and the mental stimulation it provided, Steven was hooked. He didn’t know the rules well at first, but he decided to give the game a serious try. Over time, he became more interested in honing his skills. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s approach to chess is anything but traditional. While he doesn’t have the deep strategic knowledge that many experienced players possess, he’s known for his creative and unconventional style. Instead of relying on established openings or tactical plans, Steven often makes surprising moves that leave his opponents scratching their heads. His unpredictability can be both his greatest strength and his greatest flaw. He may make unorthodox moves that seem nonsensical to seasoned players, but occasionally, these moves catch his opponents off guard, turning the tide of the game in his favor. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What makes Steven truly stand out is his sense of humor and charm. He’s the kind of player who laughs off mistakes and even turns his blunders into jokes. When he accidentally puts his king in check or miscalculates a move, Steven grins and shrugs it off, making lighthearted comments that ease the tension at the chessboard. His friendly attitude is infectious, and even when he’s losing, he’s still able to entertain and engage everyone around him. His personality makes him a beloved figure in his local chess community, where others appreciate his genuine enthusiasm and laid-back nature. ==== Growth and Development ==== Over time, Steven improves his chess skills, mostly through trial and error. He watches online tutorials, reads chess books, and plays countless casual games with friends and opponents. His understanding of the game evolves, and though he’s still far from a grandmaster, his progress is evident. He starts developing some favorite strategies, even if they’re not the most conventional ones, and begins to refine his approach. However, what remains constant is his willingness to experiment and his eagerness to keep learning. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s outlook on chess is simple: the journey matters more than the destination. He views every game as an opportunity to learn and grow, not just to win. While he aims to improve and loves the thrill of competition, he enjoys the process of learning and playing more than the final result. His positive attitude inspires others to approach chess with the same joy and curiosity, regardless of their skill level. Steven’s philosophy is about enjoying the mental challenge and the friendships that chess creates, rather than obsessing over rankings or titles. ----Steven’s character embodies the spirit of the everyday player who finds joy, personal growth, and a sense of belonging in the game of chess. He may never be the top-ranked player, but his creativity, humor, and humility make him an enduring and lovable figure in the chess world. His journey reminds us that, in chess and in life, it’s not always about the victories — it’s about the passion for the game and the joy of learning. lq57yj6leq6epzubvxw7ckmrgx53dum 7292 7289 2024-12-20T14:01:58Z Johncena1010 56446448 7292 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Steven the stickman.jpg|thumb|259x259px]] === Steven the Chess Character: The Unlikely Chess Hero === Steven is an ordinary person who unexpectedly finds himself immersed in the world of competitive chess. Though not a grandmaster and lacking natural talent, Steven becomes known for his quirky determination, humorous personality, and the unexpected creativity he brings to the chessboard. ==== Background ==== Steven didn’t grow up in a family of chess enthusiasts. In fact, he only learned the basics of the game by chance when a friend invited him to a casual match. Intrigued by the challenge and the mental stimulation it provided, Steven was hooked. He didn’t know the rules well at first, but he decided to give the game a serious try. Over time, he became more interested in honing his skills. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s approach to chess is anything but traditional. While he doesn’t have the deep strategic knowledge that many experienced players possess, he’s known for his creative and unconventional style. Instead of relying on established openings or tactical plans, Steven often makes surprising moves that leave his opponents scratching their heads. His unpredictability can be both his greatest strength and his greatest flaw. He may make unorthodox moves that seem nonsensical to seasoned players, but occasionally, these moves catch his opponents off guard, turning the tide of the game in his favor. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What makes Steven truly stand out is his sense of humor and charm. He’s the kind of player who laughs off mistakes and even turns his blunders into jokes. When he accidentally puts his king in check or miscalculates a move, Steven grins and shrugs it off, making lighthearted comments that ease the tension at the chessboard. His friendly attitude is infectious, and even when he’s losing, he’s still able to entertain and engage everyone around him. His personality makes him a beloved figure in his local chess community, where others appreciate his genuine enthusiasm and laid-back nature. ==== Growth and Development ==== Over time, Steven improves his chess skills, mostly through trial and error. He watches online tutorials, reads chess books, and plays countless casual games with friends and opponents. His understanding of the game evolves, and though he’s still far from a grandmaster, his progress is evident. He starts developing some favorite strategies, even if they’re not the most conventional ones, and begins to refine his approach. However, what remains constant is his willingness to experiment and his eagerness to keep learning. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s outlook on chess is simple: the journey matters more than the destination. He views every game as an opportunity to learn and grow, not just to win. While he aims to improve and loves the thrill of competition, he enjoys the process of learning and playing more than the final result. His positive attitude inspires others to approach chess with the same joy and curiosity, regardless of their skill level. Steven’s philosophy is about enjoying the mental challenge and the friendships that chess creates, rather than obsessing over rankings or titles. ----Steven’s character embodies the spirit of the everyday player who finds joy, personal growth, and a sense of belonging in the game of chess. He may never be the top-ranked player, but his creativity, humor, and humility make him an enduring and lovable figure in the chess world. His journey reminds us that, in chess and in life, it’s not always about the victories — it’s about the passion for the game and the joy of learning. i2wijdmkpagi2l2xvdnq50z2ukr83ki 7293 7292 2024-12-20T14:02:30Z Johncena1010 56446448 7293 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Steven the stickman.jpg|thumb|259x259px]] === Steven the Chess Character: The Unlikely Chess Hero === Steven is an ordinary person who unexpectedly finds himself immersed in the world of competitive chess. Though not a [[grandmaster]] and lacking natural talent, Steven becomes known for his quirky determination, humorous personality, and the unexpected creativity he brings to the chessboard. ==== Background ==== Steven didn’t grow up in a family of chess enthusiasts. In fact, he only learned the basics of the game by chance when a friend invited him to a casual match. Intrigued by the challenge and the mental stimulation it provided, Steven was hooked. He didn’t know the rules well at first, but he decided to give the game a serious try. Over time, he became more interested in honing his skills. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s approach to chess is anything but traditional. While he doesn’t have the deep strategic knowledge that many experienced players possess, he’s known for his creative and unconventional style. Instead of relying on established openings or tactical plans, Steven often makes surprising moves that leave his opponents scratching their heads. His unpredictability can be both his greatest strength and his greatest flaw. He may make unorthodox moves that seem nonsensical to seasoned players, but occasionally, these moves catch his opponents off guard, turning the tide of the game in his favor. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What makes Steven truly stand out is his sense of humor and charm. He’s the kind of player who laughs off mistakes and even turns his blunders into jokes. When he accidentally puts his king in check or miscalculates a move, Steven grins and shrugs it off, making lighthearted comments that ease the tension at the chessboard. His friendly attitude is infectious, and even when he’s losing, he’s still able to entertain and engage everyone around him. His personality makes him a beloved figure in his local chess community, where others appreciate his genuine enthusiasm and laid-back nature. ==== Growth and Development ==== Over time, Steven improves his chess skills, mostly through trial and error. He watches online tutorials, reads chess books, and plays countless casual games with friends and opponents. His understanding of the game evolves, and though he’s still far from a grandmaster, his progress is evident. He starts developing some favorite strategies, even if they’re not the most conventional ones, and begins to refine his approach. However, what remains constant is his willingness to experiment and his eagerness to keep learning. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s outlook on chess is simple: the journey matters more than the destination. He views every game as an opportunity to learn and grow, not just to win. While he aims to improve and loves the thrill of competition, he enjoys the process of learning and playing more than the final result. His positive attitude inspires others to approach chess with the same joy and curiosity, regardless of their skill level. Steven’s philosophy is about enjoying the mental challenge and the friendships that chess creates, rather than obsessing over rankings or titles. ----Steven’s character embodies the spirit of the everyday player who finds joy, personal growth, and a sense of belonging in the game of chess. He may never be the top-ranked player, but his creativity, humor, and humility make him an enduring and lovable figure in the chess world. His journey reminds us that, in chess and in life, it’s not always about the victories — it’s about the passion for the game and the joy of learning. 4pk6rhwmzfe973mc3usa6tu4ny1ro1r 0 2521 4872 2016-12-22T01:54:33Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in 1994, it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Rachel at the vape shop seems pr..." 4872 wikitext text/x-wiki When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in 1994, it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Rachel at the vape shop seems pretty sure</ref><ref>it just was</ref> Despite this, there is no reference [[to]] ''Chass ''on the internet<ref>http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Chass</ref>, and [[Chess]] himself frequently denies it on his Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ChesterCheetah/status/810981098109810981</ref>. We can only conclude that this peculiarity is the result of a dimensional shift when, in a desperate gambit in [[Kasparov vs. Alba, 23-25 April 1996|a game in 1996]] between [[Gerry Kasparov|Garry Kasperov]] and a [[tree]], Kasperov's [[White]] [[King]] was placed on [[B6]]. Kasperov went on to win the game, but the consequences for our reality are still being unwrapped. As it precedes the dawn of the [[internet]], reports of this game are unverified and under question, with some theorising that it was not in fact B6 but [[G1|another, quite easily distinguished, black square]]. Unfortunately, Kasperov took this secret to the grave. 75n11wa5h8tpw41tl6lptkvodehfsdg 4873 4872 2016-12-22T01:55:12Z 82.31.7.40 4873 wikitext text/x-wiki When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in 1994, it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Rachel at the vape shop seems pretty sure</ref><ref>it just was</ref> Despite this, there is no reference [[to]] ''Chass ''on the internet<ref>http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Chass</ref>, and [[Chess]] himself frequently denies it on his Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ChesterCheetah/status/810981098109810981</ref>. We can only conclude that this peculiarity is the result of a dimensional shift when, in a desperate gambit in [[Kasparov vs. Alba, 23-25 April 1996|a game in 1996]] between [[Gerry Kasparov|Garry Kasperov]] and a [[tree]], Kasperov's [[White]] [[King]] was placed on [[B6]]. Kasperov went on to win the game, but the consequences for our reality are still being unwrapped. As it precedes the dawn of the [[internet]], reports of this game are unverified and under question, with some theorising that it was not in fact B6 but [[G1|another, quite easily distinguished, black square]]. Unfortunately, Kasperov took this secret to the grave. <references /> ovk9984i6t7i32a93szsa5wcuvuwgrh 4874 4873 2016-12-22T01:55:42Z 82.31.7.40 oh wait sorry it was Lissie 4874 wikitext text/x-wiki When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in 1994, it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Lissie at the vape shop seems pretty sure</ref><ref>it just was</ref> Despite this, there is no reference [[to]] ''Chass ''on the internet<ref>http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Chass</ref>, and [[Chess]] himself frequently denies it on his Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ChesterCheetah/status/810981098109810981</ref>. We can only conclude that this peculiarity is the result of a dimensional shift when, in a desperate gambit in [[Kasparov vs. Alba, 23-25 April 1996|a game in 1996]] between [[Gerry Kasparov|Garry Kasperov]] and a [[tree]], Kasperov's [[White]] [[King]] was placed on [[B6]]. Kasperov went on to win the game, but the consequences for our reality are still being unwrapped. As it precedes the dawn of the [[internet]], reports of this game are unverified and under question, with some theorising that it was not in fact B6 but [[G1|another, quite easily distinguished, black square]]. Unfortunately, Kasperov took this secret to the grave. <references /> smnsipo1wvfjbirnv9xm0rp1wk7d1uf 4875 4874 2016-12-22T01:56:04Z 82.31.7.40 4875 wikitext text/x-wiki When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in 1994, it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Lissie at the vape shop seems pretty sure</ref><ref>it just was</ref> Despite this, there is no reference [[to]] ''Chass ''on the internet<ref>http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Chass</ref>, and [[Chess]] himself frequently denies it on his Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ChesterCheetah/status/810981098109810981</ref>. We can only conclude that this peculiarity is the result of a dimensional shift when, in a desperate gambit in [[Kasparov vs. Alba, 23-25 April 1996|a game in 1996]] between [[Gerry Kasparov|Garry Kasperov]] and a [[tree]], Kasperov's [[White]] [[King]] was placed on [[B6]]. Kasperov went on to win the game, but the consequences for our reality are still being unwrapped. As it precedes the dawn of the [[internet]], reports of this game are unverified and under question, with some theorising that it was not in fact B6 but [[G1|another, quite easily distinguished, black square]]. Unfortunately, Kasperov took this secret to the [[grave]]. <references /> 4233z99ehj9rgu2jh66qtlhefv7pleu 4878 4875 2016-12-22T01:58:19Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4878 wikitext text/x-wiki When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in 1994, it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Lissie at the vape shop seems pretty sure</ref><ref>it just was</ref> Despite this, there is no reference [[to]] ''Chass ''on the internet<ref>http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Chass</ref>, and [[Chess]] himself frequently denies it on his Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ChesterCheetah/status/810981098109810981</ref>. We can only conclude that this peculiarity is the result of a dimensional shift when, in a desperate gambit in [[Kasparov vs. Alba, 23-25 April 1996|a game in 1996]] between [[Gerry Kasparov|Garry Kasperov]] and a [[tree]], Kasperov's [[White]] [[King]] was placed on [[B6]]. Kasperov went on to win the game, but the consequences for our reality are still being unwrapped. As it precedes the dawn of the [[internet]], reports of this game are unverified and under question, with some theorising that it was not in fact B6 but [[G1|another, quite easily distinguished, black square]]. Unfortunately, Kasperov took this secret to the [[grave]]. <references /> [[Category:Lore]] muzsdh6z8o2yrjc6sfxktqo70nv6wlw 4881 4878 2016-12-22T04:36:09Z 82.31.7.40 4881 wikitext text/x-wiki When the game we now know as [[Chess]] was first launched in [[Years in Chess#1994|1994]], it was known as [[Chass]].<ref>your friend's brother remembers it</ref><ref>Lissie at the vape shop seems pretty sure</ref><ref>it just was</ref> Despite this, there is no reference [[to]] ''Chass ''on the internet<ref>http://chess-fanon.wikia.com/wiki/Chass</ref>, and [[Chess]] himself frequently denies it on his Twitter<ref>https://twitter.com/ChesterCheetah/status/810981098109810981</ref>. We can only conclude that this peculiarity is the result of a dimensional shift when, in a desperate gambit in [[Kasparov vs. Alba, 23-25 April 1996|a game in 1996]] between [[Gerry Kasparov|Garry Kasperov]] and a [[tree]], Kasperov's [[White]] [[King]] was placed on [[B6]]. Kasperov went on to win the game, but the consequences for our reality are still being unwrapped. As it precedes the dawn of the [[internet]], reports of this game are unverified and under question, with some theorising that it was not in fact B6 but [[G1|another, quite easily distinguished, black square]]. Unfortunately, Kasperov took this secret to the [[grave]]. <references /> [[Category:Lore]] 1wq2w307jdvlrogbb5mtyc7gc9zmf11 0 2982 5775 2023-02-27T08:59:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chat Chess''' is a variant of Chess that can be played on any game or service that has online chat capabilities. It is played via text only, and the board itself must be visualized in the head of the players only. This becomes progressively more difficult the more moves are made. == Example == Chat Chess can be started by asking if anybody wants to play Chess, and laying out the first move. If successful, a foe may appear and engage in combat. The following is a t..." 5775 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chat Chess''' is a variant of Chess that can be played on any game or service that has online chat capabilities. It is played via text only, and the board itself must be visualized in the head of the players only. This becomes progressively more difficult the more moves are made. == Example == Chat Chess can be started by asking if anybody wants to play Chess, and laying out the first move. If successful, a foe may appear and engage in combat. The following is a transcription of a match of Chat Chess:<blockquote>A: Let's play Chess I'll start, pawn to E4 B: i'll move my pawn to e5 A: I'll bring uhh the horse to uhh.. infront of pawn B: you mean Nf3? A: Exactly (right-side White Horsey is now on F3) B: i defend my pawn with Nc6 A: Fuck. That's a brilliant move right there. But get ready as I'm deploying the Beetle onto F4. It's autonomous and it's on it's move B: what? A: I put the Beetle on F4 B: bishop to f4? A: No, the Beetle piece A: it looks like this (attached below is a picture of beetle) B: that's not a legal move Mod: @A you were already warned 3 times not to flood general with Chess I'm just gonna mute you</blockquote> [[Category:Variants]] 10tl7u5s35clza2mygmc5vqm1ev9j9o 5776 5775 2023-02-27T11:51:37Z Chalcogens 52316134 5776 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cat Chess]]'' '''Chat Chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] that [[can]] be played on any game or service that has [[online]] chat capabilities. It is played via text only, and the [[board]] itself must be visualized in the heads of the [[Player|players]]. This becomes progressively more difficult the more [[Move|moves]] are made. ==Example== Chat Chess can be started by asking if anybody wants [[to]] play [[Chess]], and laying out the first move. This user becomes [[White]]. If successful, a [[Opponent|foe]] may appear and engage in [[Chess|combat]]. The following is a transcription of a match of Chat Chess:<blockquote>A: Let's play Chess I'll start, pawn to E4 B: i'll move my pawn to e5 A: I'll bring uhh the horse to uhh.. infront of pawn B: you mean Nf3? A: Exactly (right-side White Horsey is now on F3) B: i defend my pawn with Nc6 A: Fuck. That's a brilliant move right there. But get ready as I'm deploying the Beetle<ref name=":0">Beetle; see [[Beetle]]</ref> onto F4. It's autonomous and it's on it's move B: what? A: I put the Beetle<ref name=":0" /> on F4 B: bishop to f4? A: No, the Beetle<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":0" /> piece A: it looks like this (attached below is a picture of beetle) B: that's not a legal move Mod: @A you were already warned 3 times not to attempt to play chess in the help channel I'm just gonna mute you A: (in reply to Mod) that's not a legal move</blockquote> == References == <references /> == See also == * [[Verbal Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] fytfhccg8uvlkrj7lhuyu1nbl2dx4t6 6654 5776 2023-09-07T00:51:54Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6654 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cat Chess]]'' '''Chat Chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] that [[can]] be played on any game or service that has [[online]] chat capabilities. It is played via text only, and the [[board]] itself must be visualized in the heads of the [[Player|players]]. This becomes progressively more difficult the more [[Move|moves]] are made. ==Example== Chat Chess can be started by asking if anybody wants [[to]] play [[Chess]], and laying out the first move. This user becomes [[White]]. If successful, a [[Opponent|foe]] may appear and engage in [[Chess|combat]]. The following is a transcription of a match of Chat Chess:<blockquote>A: Let's play Chess I'll start, pawn to E4 B: i'll move my pawn to e5 A: I'll bring uhh the horse to uhh.. infront of pawn B: you mean Nf3? A: Exactly (right-side White Horsey is now on F3) B: i defend my pawn with Nc6 A: Fuck. That's a brilliant move right there. But get ready as I'm deploying the Beetle<ref name=":0">Beetle; see [[Beetle]]</ref> onto F4. It's autonomous and it's on it's move B: what? A: I put the Beetle<ref name=":0" /> on F4 B: bishop to f4? A: No, the Beetle<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":0" /> piece A: it looks like this (attached below is a picture of beetle) B: that's not a legal move Mod: @A you were already warned 3 times not to attempt to play chess in the help channel I'm just gonna mute you A: (in reply to Mod) that's not a legal move</blockquote> == References == <references /> == See also == * [[Verbal Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] a6s5vofm5wf7bdl202t540ducjf81a5 6705 6654 2023-09-08T16:28:26Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6705 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cat Chess]]'' '''Chat Chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] that [[can]] be played on any game or service that has [[online]] chat capabilities. It is played via text only, and the [[board]] itself must be visualized in the heads of the [[Player|players]]. This becomes progressively more difficult the more [[Move|moves]] are made. ==Example== Chat Chess can be started by asking if anybody wants [[to]] play [[Chess]], and laying out the first move. This user becomes [[White]]. If successful, a [[Opponent|foe]] may appear and engage in [[Chess|combat]]. The following is a transcription of a match of Chat Chess:<blockquote>A: Let's play Chess I'll start, pawn to E4 B: i'll move my pawn to e5 A: I'll bring uhh the horse to uhh.. infront of pawn B: you mean Nf3? A: Exactly (right-side White Horsey is now on F3) B: i defend my pawn with Nc6 A: Fuck. That's a brilliant move right there. But get ready as I'm deploying the Beetle<ref name=":0">Beetle; see [[Beetle]]</ref> onto F4. It's autonomous and it's on it's move B: what? A: I put the Beetle<ref name=":0" /> on F4 B: bishop to f4? A: No, the Beetle<ref name=":0" /><ref name=":0" /> piece A: it looks like this (attached below is a picture of beetle) B: that's not a legal move Mod: @A you were already warned 3 times not to attempt to play chess in the help channel I'm just gonna mute you A: (in reply to Mod) that's not a legal move</blockquote> == References == <references /> == See also == * [[Verbal Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Quality articles]] kehbx36euu3rce3a7li3xt3kb2ffkf0 0 2325 4439 2016-01-29T19:08:22Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of m..." 4439 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |} d0y8xhna3x37euwwf5rp265mtki4et8 4444 4439 2016-01-30T00:32:04Z Milo fett 34586 4444 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double, compared to its typical one-space jump. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them out of the way | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |- ! Mirrored levels | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, queen, bishop, bishop | Reverses the level layout for the [[board]]. Essentially cosmetic but adds replay value. |- ! Infinite money | Open up the right-hand [[White]] [[bishop]] | If you open up this particular bishop, there's a small chance that it will contain an unlimited amount of money, usually in Euros, the official currency of [[Chess]]. You can spend it on in-game upgrades, groceries, time-shares, painting supplies, yachts, etc. |} fsfm2wobdf6tvugel1r3lvk7l4odask 4445 4444 2016-01-30T00:36:50Z Milo fett 34586 4445 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double, compared to its typical one-space jump. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them out of the way | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |- ! Mirrored levels | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, queen, bishop, bishop | Reverses the level layout for the [[board]]. Essentially cosmetic but adds replay value. |- ! Infinite money | Open up the right-hand [[White]] [[bishop]] | If you open up this particular bishop, there's a small chance that it will contain an unlimited amount of money, usually in Euros, the official currency of [[Chess]]. You can spend it on in-game upgrades, groceries, time-shares, painting supplies, yachts, etc. |- ! One-hit kills | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: rook, horsey, bishop, queen, king, bishop, horsey, rook (opposite order if playing [[Black]]) | Pieces will die after only one attack, rather than the several vigorous bludgeons usually required to have any effect. If both sides invoke this cheat, the effect applies to both players' pieces. |} 04qv3c9ki0srgw7h71jivoly79r9322 4446 4445 2016-01-30T00:37:30Z Milo fett 34586 /* Codes */ 4446 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double, compared to its typical one-space jump. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them out of the way | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |- ! Mirrored levels | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, queen, bishop, bishop | Reverses the level layout for the [[board]]. Essentially cosmetic but adds replay value. |- ! Infinite money | Open up the right-hand [[White]] [[bishop]] | If you open up this particular bishop, there's a small chance that it will contain an unlimited amount of money, usually in Euros, the official currency of [[Chess]]. You can spend it on in-game upgrades, groceries, time-shares, painting supplies, yachts, etc. |- ! One-hit kills | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: rook, horsey, bishop, queen, king, bishop, horsey, rook (opposite order if playing [[Black]]) | Pieces will die after only one attack, rather than the several vigorous bludgeons usually required to bring their HP to zero. If both sides invoke this cheat, the effect applies to both players' pieces. |} nox7w5zaynd52h0q4lk9wjghxw1h0in 4677 4446 2016-04-21T19:38:12Z Milo fett 34586 4677 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. Contrary to popular misconception, using cheat codes is not considered [[cheating]]. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double, compared to its typical one-space jump. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them out of the way | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |- ! Mirrored levels | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, queen, bishop, bishop | Reverses the level layout for the [[board]]. Essentially cosmetic but adds replay value. |- ! Infinite money | Open up the right-hand [[White]] [[bishop]] | If you open up this particular bishop, there's a small chance that it will contain an unlimited amount of money, usually in Euros, the official currency of [[Chess]]. You can spend it on in-game upgrades, groceries, time-shares, painting supplies, yachts, etc. |- ! One-hit kills | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: rook, horsey, bishop, queen, king, bishop, horsey, rook (opposite order if playing [[Black]]) | Pieces will die after only one attack, rather than the several vigorous bludgeons usually required to bring their HP to zero. If both sides invoke this cheat, the effect applies to both players' pieces. |- ! Play as Bowser | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, bishop, bishop, bishop, white pawn | You will be able to play as Bowser. |} e0mxg4ju9kwicsvfzqb8gu10nyqfmkc 5436 4677 2023-02-02T18:50:41Z Craten 26192002 5436 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. Contrary to [[Misconceptions|popular misconception]], using cheat codes is not considered [[cheating]]. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double, compared to its typical one-space jump. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them out of the way | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |- ! Mirrored levels | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, queen, bishop, bishop | Reverses the level layout for the [[board]]. Essentially cosmetic but adds replay value. |- ! Infinite money | Open up the right-hand [[White]] [[bishop]] | If you open up this particular bishop, there's a small chance that it will contain an unlimited amount of money, usually in Euros, the official currency of [[Chess]]. You can spend it on in-game upgrades, groceries, time-shares, painting supplies, yachts, etc. |- ! One-hit kills | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: rook, horsey, bishop, queen, king, bishop, horsey, rook (opposite order if playing [[Black]]) | Pieces will die after only one attack, rather than the several vigorous bludgeons usually required to bring their HP to zero. If both sides invoke this cheat, the effect applies to both players' pieces. |- ! Play as Bowser | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, bishop, bishop, bishop, white pawn | You will be able to play as Bowser. |} k7xs2amupsy13hc4amzf4h1p37zsbnr 5439 5436 2023-02-02T19:31:36Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5439 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several known '''cheat codes''' for [[Chess]], most of which are undocumented and have only been found through trial and error. Given the number of combinations of moves, there are thought to be hundreds more that are not yet discovered. Contrary to [[Misconceptions|popular misconception]], using cheat codes is not considered [[cheating]]. == Codes == {| class="wikitable" ! Name ! Sequence ! Effects |- ! Pawn double jump | On a [[pawn]]'s first move, push it forward two spaces | Pawn's jump distance will double, compared to its typical one-space jump. This is likely the best-known cheat code and is usually considered legal for tournament play due to its overwhelming popularity. |- ! Castling | Refrain from moving your [[king]] and [[rook]], and then move the pieces between them out of the way | Another fan favorite. You will find that you are able to move both your king and rook in one turn, although only in opposite directions. |- ! Big head mode | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: pawn, rook, rook, king, bishop, king | The heads of every piece become larger for the duration of the next game. Purely cosmetic and just for fun. |- ! Mirrored levels | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, queen, bishop, bishop | Reverses the level layout for the [[board]]. Essentially cosmetic but adds replay value. |- ! Infinite money | Open up the right-hand [[White]] [[bishop]] | If you open up this particular bishop, there's a small chance that it will contain an unlimited amount of money, usually in Euros, the official currency of [[Chess]]. You can spend it on in-game upgrades, groceries, time-shares, painting supplies, yachts, etc. |- ! One-hit kills | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: rook, horsey, bishop, queen, king, bishop, horsey, rook (opposite order if playing [[Black]]) | Pieces will die after only one attack, rather than the several vigorous bludgeons usually required to bring their HP to zero. If both sides invoke this cheat, the effect applies to both players' pieces. |- ! Play as Bowser | Before a game begins, set the following piece sequence: bishop, bishop, bishop, bishop, bishop, white pawn | You will be able to play as Bowser. |} [[Category:Mechanics]] nndsp2b3l6pzopogtozv9uuf2l98km1 0 2429 4675 2016-04-21T19:34:44Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Cheating''' is a category of [[move]]s available [[to]] players of [[Chess]] which often result in [[ban]]s. Some examples of cheating include: * Moving a [[piece]] in an ..." 4675 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheating''' is a category of [[move]]s available [[to]] players of [[Chess]] which often result in [[ban]]s. Some examples of cheating include: * Moving a [[piece]] in an illegal direction * Placing your [[King]] in [[check]] * Looking at your opponent's screen * Peeking while counting to one hundred * Glitching up walls [[Category:Maneuvers]] 8eckrffb2fyzciag9h2xpzs71imao61 4676 4675 2016-04-21T19:35:21Z Milo fett 34586 4676 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheating''' is a category of [[move]]s available [[to]] players of [[Chess]]. Some examples of cheating include: * Moving a [[piece]] in an illegal direction * Placing your [[King]] in [[check]] * Looking at your opponent's screen * Peeking while counting to one hundred * Glitching up walls * Playing while [[ban]]ned; results in further bans [[Category:Maneuvers]] 4tbxnpsm1g8u7bt121spm0rk1cy2xvj 4729 4676 2016-04-29T21:20:09Z Milo fett 34586 4729 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheating''' is a category of [[move]]s available [[to]] players of [[Chess]]. Some examples of cheating include: * Moving a [[piece]] in an illegal direction * Placing your [[King]] in [[check]] * Looking at your opponent's screen * Peeking while counting to one hundred * [[Known issues|Glitching up walls]]] * Making moves acausally * Playing while [[ban]]ned; results in further bans [[Category:Maneuvers]] gnhdvn12v5sg02r8pcxdebubpmb3llx 4730 4729 2016-04-29T21:20:30Z Milo fett 34586 4730 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheating''' is a category of [[move]]s available [[to]] players of [[Chess]]. Some examples of cheating include: * Moving a [[piece]] in an illegal direction * Placing your [[King]] in [[check]] * Looking at your opponent's screen * Peeking while counting to one hundred * [[Known issues|Glitching up walls]] * [[Unknown Issues|Making moves acausally]] * Playing while [[ban]]ned; results in further bans [[Category:Maneuvers]] n7891ixwx7o2lxyjlmcmotuda48nm07 4929 4730 2017-11-16T17:05:48Z Milo fett 34586 4929 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheating''' is a category of [[move]]s available [[to]] players of [[Chess]]. Some examples of cheating include: * Moving a [[piece]] in an illegal direction * Placing your [[King]] in [[check]] * Looking at your opponent's screen * Peeking while counting to one hundred * [[Known issues|Glitching up walls]] * [[Unknown Issues|Making moves acausally]] * Playing while [[ban]]ned; results in further bans == See also == * [[Cheat codes]] [[Category:Cheating]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 2jsftihojegjfnujka5wu4fjxfnirjl 0 2332 4455 2016-01-30T01:05:37Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "If you don't know where your [[Piece|Pieces]] are, you might want [[to]] [[Check]]. [[To]] [[Check]] your [[piece]]s' locations, look at the [[chessboard]]. You can do this an..." 4455 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't know where your [[Piece|Pieces]] are, you might want [[to]] [[Check]]. [[To]] [[Check]] your [[piece]]s' locations, look at the [[chessboard]]. You can do this any time during or between turns. bb7zjbzv313uptewu8gp74xmohr8u9e 4456 4455 2016-01-30T01:05:44Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4456 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't know where your [[Piece|Pieces]] are, you might want [[to]] [[Check]]. [[To]] [[Check]] your [[piece]]s' locations, look at the [[chessboard]]. You can do this any time during or between turns. [[Category:Terminology]] s5t3l3jrwfh587mn0oxqewr6kxfwbcm 4459 4456 2016-01-30T01:11:39Z 66.249.84.168 4459 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't know where your [[Piece|Pieces]] are, you might want [[to]] [[Check]]. [[To]] [[Check]] your [[piece]]s' locations, look at the [[chessboard]]. You can do this any time during or between turns. In order to signal that you would like to Check, simply utter, "'''Check, please! '''" [[Category:Terminology]] e1eamvh3m7eguugde0lqj4qzucgdriw 4463 4459 2016-01-30T01:15:10Z 82.31.22.143 4463 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't know where your [[Piece|Pieces]] are, you might want [[to]] [[Check]]. [[To]] [[Check]] your [[piece]]s' locations, look at the [[chessboard]]. You can do this any time during or between turns. In order to signal that you would like to Check, simply utter, '''"Check, please!'''" Those who Check often are derisively known as [[Checkers]].[[Category:Terminology]] 9l1wl1zgrc2kwmm6x7atonzvzrzhosd 6721 4463 2023-09-08T20:58:18Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6721 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't know where your [[Piece|Pieces]] are, you might want [[to]] [[Check]]. [[To]] [[Check]] your [[piece]]s' locations, look at the [[chessboard]]. You can do this any time during or between turns. In order to signal that you would like to Check, simply utter, '''"Check, please!'''" Those who Check often are derisively known as [[Checkers]].[[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] 5smc2uqxrsi01xqd3tuvyzh965l5c77 0 2719 5274 2023-01-23T23:42:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Check, mate'' is a phrase often seen in [[Chess]] when you are put in [[check]]: ''"You're in check, mate" - Chess'' It is often confused as being put in a [[checkmate]] by new [[Player|players]] [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5274 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Check, mate'' is a phrase often seen in [[Chess]] when you are put in [[check]]: ''"You're in check, mate" - Chess'' It is often confused as being put in a [[checkmate]] by new [[Player|players]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 6e293llpg01udynqlctjjc1o446jpqu 5275 5274 2023-01-23T23:44:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 5275 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Check, mate'' is a phrase often seen in [[Chess]] when you are put in [[check]]: ''"You're in check, mate" - Chess'' New players often confuse [[this]] with being put in a [[checkmate]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 4lqjze2qjqqnjdw1yn1pgugf8q0kbnm 5891 5275 2023-05-10T18:40:51Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5891 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Check, mate'' is a phrase often seen in [[Chess]] when you are put in [[check]]: ''"You're in check, mate" - Chess'' New players often confuse [[this]] with being put in a [[checkmate]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Phrases]] f47dbon3z18fi8g43daidha6iqfsuf4 0 3262 6432 2023-08-19T22:35:04Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "To ensure their [[Move|moves]] are [[Chess law|legal]], Each [[Piece]] is accompanied by a '''Checker'''. The Checker's own Checker is known as the '''Checker Checker'''. The Checker occupies the [[Square]] behind its respective [[Piece]] from each [[Player]]'s [[perspective]]. It is also responsible for monitoring this [[Square]]'s [[color]]. == See also == * [[Chess Umpire]] * [[Chubby Checker]] {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]]" 6432 wikitext text/x-wiki To ensure their [[Move|moves]] are [[Chess law|legal]], Each [[Piece]] is accompanied by a '''Checker'''. The Checker's own Checker is known as the '''Checker Checker'''. The Checker occupies the [[Square]] behind its respective [[Piece]] from each [[Player]]'s [[perspective]]. It is also responsible for monitoring this [[Square]]'s [[color]]. == See also == * [[Chess Umpire]] * [[Chubby Checker]] {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] rzo7p7lc1oqm5ksv8mgagre3rd7pccc 0 2182 4155 2015-03-11T06:12:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in..." 4155 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. c56v5l83l58rc19pdorybu7jo612qoa 4156 4155 2015-03-11T06:12:20Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4156 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. [[Category:Heresy]] frmxlq5jhxxu0eimrpplrnc063g9hfw 4157 4156 2015-03-11T06:12:46Z Craten 26192002 4157 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly banned. pxel3ixc2mfmtj12bt359575hpfcsq0 4409 4157 2016-01-22T01:47:15Z Milo fett 34586 4409 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic checking. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly banned. egbjnopahwm4zv58pf8t6v4ltwrq0s2 4666 4409 2016-04-04T02:35:32Z 82.31.22.143 4666 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly banned. lg4b9zx9ht1m9s88mavtecxac27z6ds 4853 4666 2016-11-19T07:56:51Z Milo fett 34586 /* Checkers Crossover FanficCategory:Heresy */ 4853 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly [[ban]]ned. gycn953xyf7ztafkehjd098ar01s4n3 6309 4853 2023-08-04T22:46:46Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6309 wikitext text/x-wiki Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly [[ban]]ned. [[Category:Other games]] dieud5wzceelq20ahq9hh7rxs5or0ym 6433 6309 2023-08-19T22:35:46Z 2.97.99.207 6433 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the plural of [[Checker]], which is the same'' Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly [[ban]]ned. [[Category:Other games]] gbaqg5muut9a7cajzdkkqli4e399fc9 6688 6433 2023-09-07T01:00:23Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6688 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the plural of [[Checker]], which is the same'' Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly [[ban]]ned. [[Category:Other games]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 9tejxl1f5ldxz0ai8tvc2jx60gzdv5c 6689 6688 2023-09-07T01:00:54Z Craten 26192002 /* Checkers Crossover Fanfic */ 6689 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the plural of [[Checker]], which is the same'' Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly [[ban]]ned[[Secret link to checkers crossover fanfic|.]] [[Category:Other games]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 5n5zdl6gpfyh5eix9xpp9twaykpa3w4 6722 6689 2023-09-08T20:58:26Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6722 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the plural of [[Checker]], which is the same'' Checkers is [[Chess]]' rival game. Every [[August]], [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]] have a monthly battle. In odd-numbered years, the game is played on a [[Chessboard]], whilst in even numbered years it is played on a [[Checkers]] board. Each piece plays by the rules from their own game. The game is won when the win conditions from either game are met. Both [[black]] and [[white]] pieces are allowed to compete. For the rest of the year, the winning game is declared the winning game and the other game is consigned to [[Chess Hell]]. Checkers has never won. == Etymology == Checkers is so named for its constant and enthusiastic [[check|checking]]. == Checkers Crossover Fanfic[[Category:Heresy]] == Checkers crossover fanfic is explicitly [[ban]]ned[[Secret link to checkers crossover fanfic|.]] [[Category:Other games]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] jb5cqvlbwm0shjgy6jozwa0kcv7qkmj 0 2909 5635 2023-02-07T20:20:48Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The new name for the country you may know as [[the Chech Republic]]. [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 5635 wikitext text/x-wiki The new name for the country you may know as [[the Chech Republic]]. [[Category:Geopolitics]] l2wl5yy3g3td1xz0ncy30ggvia4smvw 5636 5635 2023-02-07T20:21:08Z Craten 26192002 5636 wikitext text/x-wiki The new name for the country you may know as [[the Check Republic]]. [[Category:Geopolitics]] 5iufzfjx4jxu7w5mwegh6z99kux5z9c 5642 5636 2023-02-07T20:28:02Z Craten 26192002 5642 wikitext text/x-wiki The new name for the country you may know as [[the Check Republic]]. ''Checkia Privilege -'' the inherent skill of Checkians at [[Chess]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] dbuesbxzcax3tpbxhn22gukwqu6i71a 0 2911 5638 2023-02-07T20:24:27Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Chalcogens]]'' Checkians hail from the countries of [[Checkia]], [[The Check Republic]] and [[Checkoslovakia]], each believed to be the origin of [[Chess]], but in truth, Chess is the origin of them. Due to Checkians' inherent genetic memory, they tend [[to]] be [[Chess]] experts: Chessperts. [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 5638 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chalcogens]]'' Checkians hail from the countries of [[Checkia]], [[The Check Republic]] and [[Checkoslovakia]], each believed to be the origin of [[Chess]], but in truth, Chess is the origin of them. Due to Checkians' inherent genetic memory, they tend [[to]] be [[Chess]] experts: Chessperts. [[Category:Geopolitics]] hk6whv4j90o92wbf9jzfzl2l1esmejc 6636 5638 2023-09-07T00:47:11Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6636 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chalcogens]]'' Checkians hail from the countries of [[Checkia]], [[The Check Republic]] and [[Checkoslovakia]], each believed to be the origin of [[Chess]], but in truth, Chess is the origin of them. Due to Checkians' inherent genetic memory, they tend [[to]] be [[Chess]] experts: Chessperts. [[Category:Geopolitics]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] e44ash8oyp16i5qakjk3bfubvj4zej6 0 2266 4334 2015-03-17T22:46:01Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''"Checkmate!" '''is the declaration one player makes when he is certain he has won the game of [[Chess]] - by deducing that his opponent cannot make any legal move (includ..." 4334 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Checkmate!" '''is the declaration one player makes when he is certain he has won the game of [[Chess]] - by deducing that his opponent cannot make any legal move (including a [[Pass]]) in their next turn that wouldn't leave their [[King]] prone to immediate assault. The word is typically followed by "Bitch" and a minute of hollering any given vowel. 66wd5da7cyucfl9ct8s9je9whppx87i 4335 4334 2015-03-17T22:46:10Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4335 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Checkmate!" '''is the declaration one player makes when he is certain he has won the game of [[Chess]] - by deducing that his opponent cannot make any legal move (including a [[Pass]]) in their next turn that wouldn't leave their [[King]] prone to immediate assault. The word is typically followed by "Bitch" and a minute of hollering any given vowel. [[Category:Terminology]] ptp27cjb0cr06tguwvxfpjg4bizbitt 4464 4335 2016-01-30T01:21:50Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4464 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Checkmate!" '''is the declaration one player makes when he is certain he has won the game of [[Chess]] - by deducing that his opponent cannot make any legal move (including a [[Pass]]) in their next turn that wouldn't leave their [[King]] prone to immediate assault. The word is typically followed by "Bitch" and a minute of hollering any given vowel. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Achievements]] emxkrjx5xzh7khccqq71yunsrm9gvu5 0 3244 6385 2023-08-15T14:24:25Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "In [[Chess]], any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]]. Famous Checkmate Escapes: * Blackmail * [[Pascal's Gambit]] * Distract the opponent and [[Chess Umpire|umpire]], and spin the board around so you're each playing as the other army (this causes a [[Checkmate]] itself, but one that can be escaped the same way). If you are noticed trying to pull off this tricky [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]], the ump..." 6385 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]]. Famous Checkmate Escapes: * Blackmail * [[Pascal's Gambit]] * Distract the opponent and [[Chess Umpire|umpire]], and spin the board around so you're each playing as the other army (this causes a [[Checkmate]] itself, but one that can be escaped the same way). If you are noticed trying to pull off this tricky [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]], the umpire may [[Strike|one strike]]. * Bartering * [[Board Flip|Ragequit]] * "No it's not" * [[Bonus Move]] * [[Laser|Lasers]] * "Fuck you" (say this) [[Category:Maneuvers]] kiiegw2i0gsidd5hdzomlt559j6qwhr 0 2241 4287 2015-03-14T04:09:38Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The '''Cheerleader''' [[piece]] is not allowed on the [[board]] but provides [[moral support]] from the [[sidelines]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 4287 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cheerleader''' [[piece]] is not allowed on the [[board]] but provides [[moral support]] from the [[sidelines]]. [[Category:Pieces]] pq4l7z5umt6yx3k0wwm2q5y8l9tf3ua 0 2192 4175 2015-03-11T08:06:26Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Cheese '''is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense." 4175 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheese '''is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense. 3dro448hgib651ve9weeyscxp99okho 6572 4175 2023-08-30T18:13:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6572 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheese '''is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense. [[Category:Food]] gjd69ovlejrjpn7nc7ugruuf1znbl16 6573 6572 2023-08-30T20:57:22Z Craten 26192002 6573 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheese '''is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense. == [[Misconceptions|Common misconceptions]] == '''[[Cress]]''' is [[Chess]]'s' favourite [[:Category:Food|snack]]. [[Category:Food]] fbd1kwdab1c25bfjstutp089yjod848 6720 6573 2023-09-08T20:58:02Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6720 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Cheese '''is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense. == [[Misconceptions|Common misconceptions]] == '''[[Cress]]''' is [[Chess]]'s' favourite [[:Category:Food|snack]]. [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] lsb48kho1t6sozrzggton1yxxd2a6bl 0 3463 6958 2024-01-02T02:45:34Z 92.4.231.219 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Cheese]].'' [[Cheesing]] is the use of "cheap", sometimes even '''free''', [[tactics]] in [[Chess]]. Though frowned upon, all Cheesing is technically [[Legal Moves|legal]]. Examples of [[Cheesing]] include: * [[Move|Moving]] multiple [[Piece|Pieces]] at once * Changing the [[rules]] * [[Illegal Moves|Illegal moves]] * Reading the entirety of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] before each Move ** This can be done to [[Stalling|Stall]] or to Studying|Rev..." 6958 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cheese]].'' [[Cheesing]] is the use of "cheap", sometimes even '''free''', [[tactics]] in [[Chess]]. Though frowned upon, all Cheesing is technically [[Legal Moves|legal]]. Examples of [[Cheesing]] include: * [[Move|Moving]] multiple [[Piece|Pieces]] at once * Changing the [[rules]] * [[Illegal Moves|Illegal moves]] * Reading the entirety of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] before each Move ** This can be done to [[Stalling|Stall]] or to [[Studying|Revise]] * Knocking over the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] when they're not looking * Knocking over the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] when they're looking [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 80zp3wwy8tb0lhhtqtahuvf766f6mqr 6959 6958 2024-01-06T02:42:18Z 92.4.231.219 6959 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cheese]].'' [[Cheesing]] is the use of "cheap", sometimes even '''free''', [[tactics]] in [[Chess]]. Though [[frowned upon]], all Cheesing is technically [[Legal Moves|legal]]. Examples of [[Cheesing]] include: * [[Move|Moving]] multiple [[Piece|Pieces]] at once * Changing the [[rules]] * [[Illegal Moves|Illegal moves]] * Reading the entirety of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] before each Move ** This can be done to [[Stalling|Stall]] or to [[Studying|Revise]] * Knocking over the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] when they're not looking * Knocking over the [[opponent]]'s [[King]] when they're looking [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 6gquz2dmf3qd1lmjextoiga1fbsu5yj 0 2745 5330 2023-01-26T01:07:36Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Che]] 5330 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Che]] 5xsmkre57f7rwlxnuwq8z7axwv8ngcy 6726 5330 2023-09-08T21:00:59Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6726 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Che]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] 4ja9woxtb3ukwufh3xbank8kgjwffin 0 2186 4164 2015-03-11T07:17:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "{{Refimprove|date=August 2013}} {{Infobox character | name = Chester Cheetah | series = | image = | caption = | first = | last = | cause ..." 4164 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Refimprove|date=August 2013}} {{Infobox character | name = Chester Cheetah | series = | image = | caption = | first = | last = | cause = | creator = | voice = | nickname = | alias = | species = Cheetah | gender = Male | occupation = | title = | family = | spouse = | significantother = | children = | relatives = | religion = | nationality = }} '''Chess''', short for '''Chester Cheetah''', is a fictional [[character (arts)|character]] and the official [[mascot]] for [[Cheetos]] brand snacks and Chester's [[Puffcorn]]. According to an article in ''[[The New York Times]]'', [[DDB Worldwide|DDB Needham Worldwide]] was responsible for the creation of Chester;<ref name=nyt>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDA173FF936A35750C0A964958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=all THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Commercial Cartoon Furor Grows - New York Times<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> however, an episode of ''[[Unwrapped]]'' claims that the mascot was created by [[Hawley Pratt]], the same man behind the [[Pink Panther (character)|Pink Panther]]. ==History== ===1980s-1990s=== Cheetos' original mascot was the Cheetos Mouse,<ref>[http://wafflewhiffer.blogspot.com/2006/03/cheetos-mouse.html]</ref> who debuted in 1971 and disappeared in the late '70s. In 1986, Chester Cheetah was created by Brad Morgan for [[television advertisement|television commercials]] as an animated [[cartoon]] character. After Chester's introduction, the sly, smooth voiced cheetah began starring in more commercials and eventually became Cheetos' official mascot. He used the slogan "It ain't easy bein' cheesy" in the late 1980s/early 1990s, then "The cheese that goes crunch!" until it became "Dangerously cheesy!" in 1996. Throughout the '80s and '90s, TV ads consistently featured a theme where Chester Cheetah desperately attempts to eat other people's Cheetos. The self-described "hip kitty" was often seen sneaking up on an unsuspecting stranger at a beach or public park. The result would always involve [[cartoon physics|cartoon violence]] sometimes in the vein of the great traditional animation of [[Tex Avery]] and [[Chuck Jones]] as when directed by Keith Van Allen when he co-produced a series of spots for the South American market (Chesterator, a la Terminator; Chester Piro as a wrestler; and Chester Bungee, as a bungee jumper from the highest peak imaginable). These spots for the first time brought Chester's design back toward the classic '40s and '50s style, as well as combining hand drawn animation with computer generated backgrounds. Antics include Chester riding a motorcycle off a bridge, getting thrown to the top of a coliseum, or plunging miles through the air to unwittingly grab a hang gliding bodacious babe, only to cast her aside in favor of Cheetos. In 1992, Chester's own television program called Yo! It's the Chester Cheetah Show! was under development for the Fox Kids Saturday morning fall lineup; however, an ethics debate erupted over Chester's status as an advertising character, and likely due to the protests of Action for Children's Television, the show was prevented from airing. Their petition marked the first time that the organization protested something before it actually became a program. Despite this, Chester did star in two [[video game]]s for the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo]] systems, ''[[Chester Cheetah: Too Cool to Fool]]'' and ''[[Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest]]'', released that same year. Chester Cheetah makes a cameo appearance in [[Archie Comics]]' ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' series. A promotional plush doll was produced, featuring dark sunglasses and lace-up shoes. It was 18" tall. A 10" doll is still available today. ===2000s=== In the 2000s, Chester Cheetah, also referred to as Chester Cheetoh, became rendered as a [[Computer-generated imagery|computer generated]] character in the United States, while he continues to appear in his old animation style in other countries. Contemporary TV ads have begun portraying him in a less [[antagonist]]ic manner. One particular commercial series in 2006 had Chester defeating rival Chef Pierre, in a baking contest to create Baked Cheetos. This led to an advertising campaign titled Chester Goes Undercover, in which Pierre, disguised in silhouette, steals the Baked Cheetos recipe, and Chester gives chase by finding clues that lead him to Pierre’s minions Twisted McGee, Flamin’ Hot Fiona and Cruncher. This is linked to an interactive Internet site. Upon confrontation with Chef Pierre, Agent X signaled all the agents to appear and Pierre and his minions were apprehended. As of 2007, Cheetos has taken aim at an adult [[demographics|demographic]] with a recent series of ads featuring the mascot in promotion of OrangeUnderground.com.<ref>[http://www.slate.com/id/2186601/ The delightfully creepy new Cheetos ads. - By Seth Stevenson - Slate Magazine<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> In this incarnation, Chester (originally a puppet) is computer generated, like his previous incarnation (but now with photorealistic textures/detail) and speaks with a [[Mid-Atlantic English|mid-Atlantic accent]] and encourages people to use their Cheetos in acts of revenge or to solve problems (e.g. plug the nostrils of a snoring man or dirty the [[cubicle]] of a [[Wiktionary:mysophobe|neat freak]]), sometimes referring to himself as "Papa Chester". Chester is voiced by Adam Leadbeater.<ref>[http://www.adamleadbeater.com/ www.AdamLeadbeater.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ==See also== * [[Frito Bandito]] ==References== {{reflist}} {{Frito Lay|state=autocollapse}} [[Category:Advertising characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Animated characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:CGI characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cats|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cheetahs]] [[Category:Food advertising characters]] [[Category:Fictional anthropomorphic characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 1986]] [[Category:Frito-Lay]] rrxu08jyqcjztijbo5tha8eg7zj8fl3 4165 4164 2015-03-11T07:18:27Z Milo fett 34586 4165 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''', short for '''Chester Cheetah''', is a fictional [[character (arts)|character]] and the official [[mascot]] for [[Cheetos]] brand snacks and Chester's [[Puffcorn]]. According to an article in ''[[The New York Times]]'', [[DDB Worldwide|DDB Needham Worldwide]] was responsible for the creation of Chester;<ref name=nyt>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDA173FF936A35750C0A964958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=all THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Commercial Cartoon Furor Grows - New York Times<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> however, an episode of ''[[Unwrapped]]'' claims that the mascot was created by [[Hawley Pratt]], the same man behind the [[Pink Panther (character)|Pink Panther]]. ==History== ===1980s-1990s=== Cheetos' original mascot was the Cheetos Mouse,<ref>[http://wafflewhiffer.blogspot.com/2006/03/cheetos-mouse.html]</ref> who debuted in 1971 and disappeared in the late '70s. In 1986, Chester Cheetah was created by Brad Morgan for [[television advertisement|television commercials]] as an animated [[cartoon]] character. After Chester's introduction, the sly, smooth voiced cheetah began starring in more commercials and eventually became Cheetos' official mascot. He used the slogan "It ain't easy bein' cheesy" in the late 1980s/early 1990s, then "The cheese that goes crunch!" until it became "Dangerously cheesy!" in 1996. Throughout the '80s and '90s, TV ads consistently featured a theme where Chester Cheetah desperately attempts to eat other people's Cheetos. The self-described "hip kitty" was often seen sneaking up on an unsuspecting stranger at a beach or public park. The result would always involve [[cartoon physics|cartoon violence]] sometimes in the vein of the great traditional animation of [[Tex Avery]] and [[Chuck Jones]] as when directed by Keith Van Allen when he co-produced a series of spots for the South American market (Chesterator, a la Terminator; Chester Piro as a wrestler; and Chester Bungee, as a bungee jumper from the highest peak imaginable). These spots for the first time brought Chester's design back toward the classic '40s and '50s style, as well as combining hand drawn animation with computer generated backgrounds. Antics include Chester riding a motorcycle off a bridge, getting thrown to the top of a coliseum, or plunging miles through the air to unwittingly grab a hang gliding bodacious babe, only to cast her aside in favor of Cheetos. In 1992, Chester's own television program called Yo! It's the Chester Cheetah Show! was under development for the Fox Kids Saturday morning fall lineup; however, an ethics debate erupted over Chester's status as an advertising character, and likely due to the protests of Action for Children's Television, the show was prevented from airing. Their petition marked the first time that the organization protested something before it actually became a program. Despite this, Chester did star in two [[video game]]s for the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo]] systems, ''[[Chester Cheetah: Too Cool to Fool]]'' and ''[[Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest]]'', released that same year. Chester Cheetah makes a cameo appearance in [[Archie Comics]]' ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' series. A promotional plush doll was produced, featuring dark sunglasses and lace-up shoes. It was 18" tall. A 10" doll is still available today. ===2000s=== In the 2000s, Chester Cheetah, also referred to as Chester Cheetoh, became rendered as a [[Computer-generated imagery|computer generated]] character in the United States, while he continues to appear in his old animation style in other countries. Contemporary TV ads have begun portraying him in a less [[antagonist]]ic manner. One particular commercial series in 2006 had Chester defeating rival Chef Pierre, in a baking contest to create Baked Cheetos. This led to an advertising campaign titled Chester Goes Undercover, in which Pierre, disguised in silhouette, steals the Baked Cheetos recipe, and Chester gives chase by finding clues that lead him to Pierre’s minions Twisted McGee, Flamin’ Hot Fiona and Cruncher. This is linked to an interactive Internet site. Upon confrontation with Chef Pierre, Agent X signaled all the agents to appear and Pierre and his minions were apprehended. As of 2007, Cheetos has taken aim at an adult [[demographics|demographic]] with a recent series of ads featuring the mascot in promotion of OrangeUnderground.com.<ref>[http://www.slate.com/id/2186601/ The delightfully creepy new Cheetos ads. - By Seth Stevenson - Slate Magazine<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> In this incarnation, Chester (originally a puppet) is computer generated, like his previous incarnation (but now with photorealistic textures/detail) and speaks with a [[Mid-Atlantic English|mid-Atlantic accent]] and encourages people to use their Cheetos in acts of revenge or to solve problems (e.g. plug the nostrils of a snoring man or dirty the [[cubicle]] of a [[Wiktionary:mysophobe|neat freak]]), sometimes referring to himself as "Papa Chester". Chester is voiced by Adam Leadbeater.<ref>[http://www.adamleadbeater.com/ www.AdamLeadbeater.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ==See also== * [[Frito Bandito]] ==References== {{reflist}} [[Category:Advertising characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Animated characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:CGI characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cats|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cheetahs]] [[Category:Food advertising characters]] [[Category:Fictional anthropomorphic characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 1986]] [[Category:Frito-Lay]] jfzdia3z3k877307zb38ywlw6gfu5wd 4783 4165 2016-07-13T16:03:43Z Milo fett 34586 Protected "[[Chess]]": Perfect as-is (‎[edit=sysop] (indefinite) ‎[move=sysop] (indefinite)) 4783 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''', short for '''Chester Cheetah''', is a fictional [[character (arts)|character]] and the official [[mascot]] for [[Cheetos]] brand snacks and Chester's [[Puffcorn]]. According to an article in ''[[The New York Times]]'', [[DDB Worldwide|DDB Needham Worldwide]] was responsible for the creation of Chester;<ref name=nyt>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDA173FF936A35750C0A964958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=all THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Commercial Cartoon Furor Grows - New York Times<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> however, an episode of ''[[Unwrapped]]'' claims that the mascot was created by [[Hawley Pratt]], the same man behind the [[Pink Panther (character)|Pink Panther]]. ==History== ===1980s-1990s=== Cheetos' original mascot was the Cheetos Mouse,<ref>[http://wafflewhiffer.blogspot.com/2006/03/cheetos-mouse.html]</ref> who debuted in 1971 and disappeared in the late '70s. In 1986, Chester Cheetah was created by Brad Morgan for [[television advertisement|television commercials]] as an animated [[cartoon]] character. After Chester's introduction, the sly, smooth voiced cheetah began starring in more commercials and eventually became Cheetos' official mascot. He used the slogan "It ain't easy bein' cheesy" in the late 1980s/early 1990s, then "The cheese that goes crunch!" until it became "Dangerously cheesy!" in 1996. Throughout the '80s and '90s, TV ads consistently featured a theme where Chester Cheetah desperately attempts to eat other people's Cheetos. The self-described "hip kitty" was often seen sneaking up on an unsuspecting stranger at a beach or public park. The result would always involve [[cartoon physics|cartoon violence]] sometimes in the vein of the great traditional animation of [[Tex Avery]] and [[Chuck Jones]] as when directed by Keith Van Allen when he co-produced a series of spots for the South American market (Chesterator, a la Terminator; Chester Piro as a wrestler; and Chester Bungee, as a bungee jumper from the highest peak imaginable). These spots for the first time brought Chester's design back toward the classic '40s and '50s style, as well as combining hand drawn animation with computer generated backgrounds. Antics include Chester riding a motorcycle off a bridge, getting thrown to the top of a coliseum, or plunging miles through the air to unwittingly grab a hang gliding bodacious babe, only to cast her aside in favor of Cheetos. In 1992, Chester's own television program called Yo! It's the Chester Cheetah Show! was under development for the Fox Kids Saturday morning fall lineup; however, an ethics debate erupted over Chester's status as an advertising character, and likely due to the protests of Action for Children's Television, the show was prevented from airing. Their petition marked the first time that the organization protested something before it actually became a program. Despite this, Chester did star in two [[video game]]s for the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo]] systems, ''[[Chester Cheetah: Too Cool to Fool]]'' and ''[[Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest]]'', released that same year. Chester Cheetah makes a cameo appearance in [[Archie Comics]]' ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' series. A promotional plush doll was produced, featuring dark sunglasses and lace-up shoes. It was 18" tall. A 10" doll is still available today. ===2000s=== In the 2000s, Chester Cheetah, also referred to as Chester Cheetoh, became rendered as a [[Computer-generated imagery|computer generated]] character in the United States, while he continues to appear in his old animation style in other countries. Contemporary TV ads have begun portraying him in a less [[antagonist]]ic manner. One particular commercial series in 2006 had Chester defeating rival Chef Pierre, in a baking contest to create Baked Cheetos. This led to an advertising campaign titled Chester Goes Undercover, in which Pierre, disguised in silhouette, steals the Baked Cheetos recipe, and Chester gives chase by finding clues that lead him to Pierre’s minions Twisted McGee, Flamin’ Hot Fiona and Cruncher. This is linked to an interactive Internet site. Upon confrontation with Chef Pierre, Agent X signaled all the agents to appear and Pierre and his minions were apprehended. As of 2007, Cheetos has taken aim at an adult [[demographics|demographic]] with a recent series of ads featuring the mascot in promotion of OrangeUnderground.com.<ref>[http://www.slate.com/id/2186601/ The delightfully creepy new Cheetos ads. - By Seth Stevenson - Slate Magazine<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> In this incarnation, Chester (originally a puppet) is computer generated, like his previous incarnation (but now with photorealistic textures/detail) and speaks with a [[Mid-Atlantic English|mid-Atlantic accent]] and encourages people to use their Cheetos in acts of revenge or to solve problems (e.g. plug the nostrils of a snoring man or dirty the [[cubicle]] of a [[Wiktionary:mysophobe|neat freak]]), sometimes referring to himself as "Papa Chester". Chester is voiced by Adam Leadbeater.<ref>[http://www.adamleadbeater.com/ www.AdamLeadbeater.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ==See also== * [[Frito Bandito]] ==References== {{reflist}} [[Category:Advertising characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Animated characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:CGI characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cats|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cheetahs]] [[Category:Food advertising characters]] [[Category:Fictional anthropomorphic characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 1986]] [[Category:Frito-Lay]] jfzdia3z3k877307zb38ywlw6gfu5wd 6496 4783 2023-08-23T23:09:49Z Craten 26192002 6496 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''', short for '''Chester Cheetah''', is a fictional [[character (arts)|character]] and the official [[mascot]] for [[Cheetos]] brand snacks and Chester's [[Puffcorn]]. According to an article in ''[[The New York Times]]'', [[DDB Worldwide|DDB Needham Worldwide]] was responsible for the creation of Chester;<ref name=nyt>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDA173FF936A35750C0A964958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=all THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Commercial Cartoon Furor Grows - New York Times<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> however, an episode of ''[[Unwrapped]]'' claims that the mascot was created by [[Hawley Pratt]], the same man behind the [[Pink Panther (character)|Pink Panther]]. ==History== ===1980s-1990s=== Cheetos' original mascot was the Cheetos Mouse,<ref>[http://wafflewhiffer.blogspot.com/2006/03/cheetos-mouse.html]</ref> who debuted in 1971 and disappeared in the late '70s. In 1986, Chester Cheetah was created by Brad Morgan for [[television advertisement|television commercials]] as an animated [[cartoon]] character. After Chester's introduction, the sly, smooth voiced cheetah began starring in more commercials and eventually became Cheetos' official mascot. He used the slogan "It ain't easy bein' cheesy" in the late 1980s/early 1990s, then "The cheese that goes crunch!" until it became "Dangerously cheesy!" in 1996. Throughout the '80s and '90s, TV ads consistently featured a theme where Chester Cheetah desperately attempts to eat other people's Cheetos. The self-described "hip kitty" was often seen sneaking up on an unsuspecting stranger at a beach or public park. The result would always involve [[cartoon physics|cartoon violence]] sometimes in the vein of the great traditional animation of [[Tex Avery]] and [[Chuck Jones]] as when directed by Keith Van Allen when he co-produced a series of spots for the South American market (Chesterator, a la Terminator; Chester Piro as a wrestler; and Chester Bungee, as a bungee jumper from the highest peak imaginable). These spots for the first time brought Chester's design back toward the classic '40s and '50s style, as well as combining hand drawn animation with computer generated backgrounds. Antics include Chester riding a motorcycle off a bridge, getting thrown to the top of a coliseum, or plunging miles through the air to unwittingly grab a hang gliding bodacious babe, only to cast her aside in favor of Cheetos. In 1992, Chester's own television program called Yo! It's the Chester Cheetah Show! was under development for the Fox Kids Saturday morning fall lineup; however, an ethics debate erupted over Chester's status as an advertising character, and likely due to the protests of Action for Children's Television, the show was prevented from airing. Their petition marked the first time that the organization protested something before it actually became a program. Despite this, Chester did star in two [[video game]]s for the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo]] systems, ''[[Chester Cheetah: Too Cool to Fool]]'' and ''[[Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest]]'', released that same year. Chester Cheetah makes a cameo appearance in [[Archie Comics]]' ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' series. A promotional plush doll was produced, featuring dark sunglasses and lace-up shoes. It was 18" tall. A 10" doll is still available today. ===2000s=== In the 2000s, Chester Cheetah, also referred to as Chester Cheetoh, became rendered as a [[Computer-generated imagery|computer generated]] character in the United States, while he continues to appear in his old animation style in other countries. Contemporary TV ads have begun portraying him in a less [[antagonist]]ic manner. One particular commercial series in 2006 had Chester defeating rival Chef Pierre, in a baking contest to create Baked Cheetos. This led to an advertising campaign titled Chester Goes Undercover, in which Pierre, disguised in silhouette, steals the Baked Cheetos recipe, and Chester gives chase by finding clues that lead him to Pierre’s minions Twisted McGee, Flamin’ Hot Fiona and Cruncher. This is linked to an interactive Internet site. Upon confrontation with Chef Pierre, Agent X signaled all the agents to appear and Pierre and his minions were apprehended. As of 2007, Cheetos has taken aim at an adult [[demographics|demographic]] with a recent series of ads featuring the mascot in promotion of OrangeUnderground.com.<ref>[http://www.slate.com/id/2186601/ The delightfully creepy new Cheetos ads. - By Seth Stevenson - Slate Magazine<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> In this incarnation, Chester (originally a puppet) is computer generated, like his previous incarnation (but now with photorealistic textures/detail) and speaks with a [[Mid-Atlantic English|mid-Atlantic accent]] and encourages people to use their Cheetos in acts of revenge or to solve problems (e.g. plug the nostrils of a snoring man or dirty the [[cubicle]] of a [[Wiktionary:mysophobe|neat freak]]), sometimes referring to himself as "Papa Chester". Chester is voiced by Adam Leadbeater.<ref>[http://www.adamleadbeater.com/ www.AdamLeadbeater.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ==See also== * [[Frito Bandito]] ==References== {{reflist}} [[Category:Advertising characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Animated characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:CGI characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cats|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cheetahs]] [[Category:Food advertising characters]] [[Category:Fictional anthropomorphic characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 1986]] [[Category:Frito-Lay]] <references /> [[Category:Real Life Events]] strmd7gebhqyqwj03j11srqikog78nu 6717 6496 2023-09-08T20:57:22Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6717 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''', short for '''Chester Cheetah''', is a fictional [[character (arts)|character]] and the official [[mascot]] for [[Cheetos]] brand snacks and Chester's [[Puffcorn]]. According to an article in ''[[The New York Times]]'', [[DDB Worldwide|DDB Needham Worldwide]] was responsible for the creation of Chester;<ref name=nyt>[http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpage.html?res=9E0CEEDA173FF936A35750C0A964958260&sec=&spon=&pagewanted=all THE MEDIA BUSINESS: ADVERTISING; Commercial Cartoon Furor Grows - New York Times<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> however, an episode of ''[[Unwrapped]]'' claims that the mascot was created by [[Hawley Pratt]], the same man behind the [[Pink Panther (character)|Pink Panther]]. ==History== ===1980s-1990s=== Cheetos' original mascot was the Cheetos Mouse,<ref>[http://wafflewhiffer.blogspot.com/2006/03/cheetos-mouse.html]</ref> who debuted in 1971 and disappeared in the late '70s. In 1986, Chester Cheetah was created by Brad Morgan for [[television advertisement|television commercials]] as an animated [[cartoon]] character. After Chester's introduction, the sly, smooth voiced cheetah began starring in more commercials and eventually became Cheetos' official mascot. He used the slogan "It ain't easy bein' cheesy" in the late 1980s/early 1990s, then "The cheese that goes crunch!" until it became "Dangerously cheesy!" in 1996. Throughout the '80s and '90s, TV ads consistently featured a theme where Chester Cheetah desperately attempts to eat other people's Cheetos. The self-described "hip kitty" was often seen sneaking up on an unsuspecting stranger at a beach or public park. The result would always involve [[cartoon physics|cartoon violence]] sometimes in the vein of the great traditional animation of [[Tex Avery]] and [[Chuck Jones]] as when directed by Keith Van Allen when he co-produced a series of spots for the South American market (Chesterator, a la Terminator; Chester Piro as a wrestler; and Chester Bungee, as a bungee jumper from the highest peak imaginable). These spots for the first time brought Chester's design back toward the classic '40s and '50s style, as well as combining hand drawn animation with computer generated backgrounds. Antics include Chester riding a motorcycle off a bridge, getting thrown to the top of a coliseum, or plunging miles through the air to unwittingly grab a hang gliding bodacious babe, only to cast her aside in favor of Cheetos. In 1992, Chester's own television program called Yo! It's the Chester Cheetah Show! was under development for the Fox Kids Saturday morning fall lineup; however, an ethics debate erupted over Chester's status as an advertising character, and likely due to the protests of Action for Children's Television, the show was prevented from airing. Their petition marked the first time that the organization protested something before it actually became a program. Despite this, Chester did star in two [[video game]]s for the [[Sega Genesis]] and [[Super Nintendo Entertainment System|Super Nintendo]] systems, ''[[Chester Cheetah: Too Cool to Fool]]'' and ''[[Chester Cheetah: Wild Wild Quest]]'', released that same year. Chester Cheetah makes a cameo appearance in [[Archie Comics]]' ''[[Sonic the Hedgehog (comics)|Sonic the Hedgehog]]'' series. A promotional plush doll was produced, featuring dark sunglasses and lace-up shoes. It was 18" tall. A 10" doll is still available today. ===2000s=== In the 2000s, Chester Cheetah, also referred to as Chester Cheetoh, became rendered as a [[Computer-generated imagery|computer generated]] character in the United States, while he continues to appear in his old animation style in other countries. Contemporary TV ads have begun portraying him in a less [[antagonist]]ic manner. One particular commercial series in 2006 had Chester defeating rival Chef Pierre, in a baking contest to create Baked Cheetos. This led to an advertising campaign titled Chester Goes Undercover, in which Pierre, disguised in silhouette, steals the Baked Cheetos recipe, and Chester gives chase by finding clues that lead him to Pierre’s minions Twisted McGee, Flamin’ Hot Fiona and Cruncher. This is linked to an interactive Internet site. Upon confrontation with Chef Pierre, Agent X signaled all the agents to appear and Pierre and his minions were apprehended. As of 2007, Cheetos has taken aim at an adult [[demographics|demographic]] with a recent series of ads featuring the mascot in promotion of OrangeUnderground.com.<ref>[http://www.slate.com/id/2186601/ The delightfully creepy new Cheetos ads. - By Seth Stevenson - Slate Magazine<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> In this incarnation, Chester (originally a puppet) is computer generated, like his previous incarnation (but now with photorealistic textures/detail) and speaks with a [[Mid-Atlantic English|mid-Atlantic accent]] and encourages people to use their Cheetos in acts of revenge or to solve problems (e.g. plug the nostrils of a snoring man or dirty the [[cubicle]] of a [[Wiktionary:mysophobe|neat freak]]), sometimes referring to himself as "Papa Chester". Chester is voiced by Adam Leadbeater.<ref>[http://www.adamleadbeater.com/ www.AdamLeadbeater.com<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> ==See also== * [[Frito Bandito]] ==References== {{reflist}} [[Category:Advertising characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Animated characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:CGI characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cats|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional cheetahs]] [[Category:Food advertising characters]] [[Category:Fictional anthropomorphic characters|Cheetah, Chester]] [[Category:Fictional characters introduced in 1986]] [[Category:Frito-Lay]] <references /> [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] 3biau7z4l96vp370a16v2h9er8pqdu5 0 2447 4707 2016-04-29T20:24:46Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chess-232''' is a parallel [[Chess]] universe in which all Chess [[pieces]] are zombies, or from the 17th century, or opposite genders, or something. [[Category:Universes]..." 4707 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess-232''' is a parallel [[Chess]] universe in which all Chess [[pieces]] are zombies, or from the 17th century, or opposite genders, or something. [[Category:Universes]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Variants]] 69e3whohbfkmqx1evyaxhv400y51qko 0 2665 5147 2023-01-11T19:35:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chess.com''' is the most common web browser in the [[Chess World]]. It is a [[Chess]] version of google.com" 5147 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess.com''' is the most common web browser in the [[Chess World]]. It is a [[Chess]] version of google.com mimla0sb9jctvh6k4skgjnwswhibf3p 0 3153 6153 2023-07-26T02:17:10Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''chess.com Bishop''' originates from the form of the bishop in '''chess.com'''. It exists in '''Bishop Style War'''. [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|Chess.com Bishop]]" 6153 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''chess.com Bishop''' originates from the form of the bishop in '''chess.com'''. It exists in '''Bishop Style War'''. [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|Chess.com Bishop]] sv8gk9bh6yzjh08lx4y0193ch3al9bf 6154 6153 2023-07-26T02:17:18Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6154 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''chess.com Bishop''' originates from the form of the bishop in '''chess.com'''. It exists in '''Bishop Style War'''. [[File:Bishop style war 1.png|thumb|Chess.com Bishop]] [[Category:Bishops]] snhiuy5qovf7j7928alynv6pprs98pp 0 3579 7302 2024-12-21T18:07:33Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess2K problem''' has long vexed [[Chess theory|Chess theorists]]—'''what would happen if a [[player]]'s team were to include two [[King]]s'''? == Overview == The basic conundrum—the effects of playing a game of [[Chess]] with two [[King]]s [[to]] a player—has been a subject of [[debate]] since at least the [[Chess Timeline|13th century A.D.]] The [[rules]] demand that [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] occur when the king is imperiled—but the introduction of a..." 7302 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess2K problem''' has long vexed [[Chess theory|Chess theorists]]—'''what would happen if a [[player]]'s team were to include two [[King]]s'''? == Overview == The basic conundrum—the effects of playing a game of [[Chess]] with two [[King]]s [[to]] a player—has been a subject of [[debate]] since at least the [[Chess Timeline|13th century A.D.]] The [[rules]] demand that [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] occur when the king is imperiled—but the introduction of a ''second'' king introduces unforeseen behavior, especially if the second king (here abbreviated 2K to the original king's 1K) has [[item]]s from a [[booster pack]] equipped. == Theories == === Additional protection === Chess theorist [[Francis Bacon]] put forward that the second king (2K) would offer [[a]] layer of protection to its player's [[army]]. Rather than a single King's [[Death|loss]] being fatal, the existence of the second king would serve as a redundant backup, allowing its army to continue. Opponents of this theory have [[Look|observed]] that the [[rules]] clearly say that the game ends when [[Checkmate]] on any [[King]] occurs. === Additional liability === In a scathing op-ed in the [[New York Times]], Chess theorist [[Steve Harvey]] pronounced that the second king (2K) would instead serve as another [[point]] of failure for its player's army. Any player with a second king would be weakening their team to no benefit. Opponents of this theory have [[object]]ed that a single checkmate would not take all of the player's kings out of the [[game]], so play would continue. === Apocalyptic scenario === By far the majority opinion is that playing [[Chess]] in this way would be catastrophic for the game, and possibly the [[universe]]. The internal mechanisms of Chess would be torn askew, resulting in [[score overflows]] and other [[Unknown issues|unpredictable behavior]]. [[Rice]] grains would coat every square, piling up in powers of [[10|ten]]; [[pawn]]s would move as [[queen]]s; the [[Horsey]] would lie down with the [[Rook]]; and the resulting chaos may result in the coming of the '''End Times'''. Opponents of this theory have [[point]]ed out that this would be really scary, and it better not happen. == Resolution == In 2018 the problem was resolved when [[Tigran Petrosian]] tried it out. According to Petrosian, the mode was "ok ... not that fun" and "easy kid stuff i can beat with my eyes closed !!!" To this day, Chess theorists debate the meaning of his comments. [[Category:Problems]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Thanks for 1,000 articles everyone! It's been a wild ride! Hope to see you again for 2,000! And in the meantime... keep playing Chess!]] 5pw8toobbbf7hdgw8ceopqoes20945c 0 3184 6209 2023-07-26T19:41:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Bishop1.png|thumb|285x285px]] The '''ChessKid Bishops''' (CK Bishop for short) are a documented member of the [[Piece|pieces]] kingdom, thought to be distant relatives to [[Bishop|Bishops]]. They resemble Bishops in most ways, including their moveset and their general appearance, although looking somewhat strange. Known colors include: [[White]], [[Black]], [[Red]], ...<gallery> File:Bishop1.png|White variant File:Bishop2.png|Black variant </gallery> ==Characte..." 6209 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bishop1.png|thumb|285x285px]] The '''ChessKid Bishops''' (CK Bishop for short) are a documented member of the [[Piece|pieces]] kingdom, thought to be distant relatives to [[Bishop|Bishops]]. They resemble Bishops in most ways, including their moveset and their general appearance, although looking somewhat strange. Known colors include: [[White]], [[Black]], [[Red]], ...<gallery> File:Bishop1.png|White variant File:Bishop2.png|Black variant </gallery> ==Characteristics== ===Hostility towards other pieces=== The ChessKid Bishop is generally docile, although displays rivalry with pieces belonging to different colors. This may come in the form of light aggression, competition or straight up violence.<gallery> File:Photo-iURISzO0PU.gif|fig. 1 File:19924.dc36493a.300x169o.e60521d9789d.gif|fig 2. </gallery> '''Fig. 1''' - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging by playing a mockery of [[Chess World|their own world]]. '''Fig. 2''' - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging in an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]].<gallery> File:Chess-is-child-s-play-teaching-techniques-that-work-chess-piece-bishop-knight-png-favpng-RNZxsgUUL2weBJeDGbcbAEe04.jpg|fig. 3 File:437194.55ce4130.5000x5000o.ee12c064a416.png|fig. 4 File:PhpwmVMIx.gif|fig. 5 File:Bishop3.png|fig. 6 </gallery> Fig. 3-4 - ChessKid Bishops and Horsey physically confront each other. Fig. 5 - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging in physical assault. Fig. 6 - A [[White]] CK Bishop looking at an un[[ඞ|sus]]<nowiki/>pecting juvenile [[Black]] CK Bishop before mauling and eating it. ===Coexisting with other pieces=== [[File:Maxresdefault.jpg|thumb|283x283px|fig. 7]] The ChessKid Bishop displays docile behavior to pieces of it's own color, and cooperates with other ChessKid pieces (of it's own color). Fig. 7 - ChessKid Horsey and Bishop cooperation <br><br><br> ==Death== [[File:Bishop4.png|thumb|322x322px|ChessKid Bishop dying]] It can [[die]] as a result of grievous bodily harm, starvation, dehydration, disease or old age. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> ==See also== *[[ChessKid Pawn]] *[[ChessKid Horsey]] *[[ChessKid Rook]] *[[ChessKid Queen]] *[[ChessKid King]] *[[Chess.com]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] 6w19gfbr9xff83s0tkve91cq8zqfkzn 6226 6209 2023-07-27T00:39:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6226 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bishop1.png|thumb|285x285px]] The '''ChessKid Bishops''' (CK Bishop for short) are a documented member of the [[Piece|pieces]] kingdom, thought to be distant relatives to [[Bishop|Bishops]]. They resemble Bishops in most ways, including their moveset and their general appearance, although looking somewhat strange. Known colors include: [[White]], [[Black]], [[Red]], ...<gallery> File:Bishop1.png|White variant File:Bishop2.png|Black variant </gallery> ==Characteristics== ===Hostility towards other pieces=== The ChessKid Bishop is generally docile, although displays rivalry with pieces belonging to different colors. This may come in the form of light aggression, competition or straight up violence.<gallery> File:Photo-iURISzO0PU.gif|fig. 1 File:19924.dc36493a.300x169o.e60521d9789d.gif|fig 2. </gallery> '''Fig. 1''' - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging by playing a mockery of [[Chess World|their own world]]. '''Fig. 2''' - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging in an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]].<gallery> File:Chess-is-child-s-play-teaching-techniques-that-work-chess-piece-bishop-knight-png-favpng-RNZxsgUUL2weBJeDGbcbAEe04.jpg|fig. 3 File:437194.55ce4130.5000x5000o.ee12c064a416.png|fig. 4 File:PhpwmVMIx.gif|fig. 5 File:Bishop3.png|fig. 6 </gallery> Fig. 3-4 - ChessKid Bishops and Horsey physically confront each other. Fig. 5 - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging in physical assault. Fig. 6 - A [[White]] CK Bishop looking at an un[[ඞ|sus]]<nowiki/>pecting juvenile [[Black]] CK Bishop before mauling and eating it. ===Coexisting with other pieces=== [[File:Maxresdefault.jpg|thumb|283x283px|fig. 7]] The ChessKid Bishop displays docile behavior to pieces of it's own color, and cooperates with other ChessKid pieces (of it's own color). Fig. 7 - ChessKid Horsey and Bishop cooperation <br><br><br> ==Death== [[File:Bishop4.png|thumb|322x322px|ChessKid Bishop dying]] It can [[die]] as a result of grievous bodily harm, starvation, dehydration, disease or old age. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> ==See also== *[[ChessKid Pawn]] *[[ChessKid Horsey]] *[[ChessKid Rook]] *[[ChessKid Queen]] *[[ChessKid King]] *[[Chess.com]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Bishops]] is4rkieig63akw8mpyyatotvhjw6sei 6400 6226 2023-08-15T17:05:32Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6400 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bishop1.png|thumb|285x285px]] The '''ChessKid Bishops''' (CK Bishop for short) are a documented member of the [[Piece|pieces]] kingdom, thought to be distant relatives to [[Bishop|Bishops]]. They resemble Bishops in most ways, including their moveset and their general appearance, although looking somewhat strange. Known colors include: [[White]], [[Black]], [[Red]], ...<gallery> File:Bishop1.png|White variant File:Bishop2.png|Black variant </gallery> ==Characteristics== ===Hostility towards other pieces=== The ChessKid Bishop is generally docile, although displays rivalry with pieces belonging to different colors. This may come in the form of light aggression, competition or straight up violence.<gallery> File:Photo-iURISzO0PU.gif|fig. 1 File:19924.dc36493a.300x169o.e60521d9789d.gif|fig 2. </gallery> '''Fig. 1''' - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging by playing a mockery of [[Chess World|their own world]]. '''Fig. 2''' - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging in an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]].<gallery> File:Chess-is-child-s-play-teaching-techniques-that-work-chess-piece-bishop-knight-png-favpng-RNZxsgUUL2weBJeDGbcbAEe04.jpg|fig. 3 File:437194.55ce4130.5000x5000o.ee12c064a416.png|fig. 4 File:PhpwmVMIx.gif|fig. 5 File:Bishop3.png|fig. 6 </gallery> Fig. 3-4 - ChessKid Bishops and Horsey physically confront each other. Fig. 5 - Two ChessKid Bishops engaging in physical assault. Fig. 6 - A [[White]] CK Bishop looking at an un[[ඞ|sus]]<nowiki/>pecting juvenile [[Black]] CK Bishop before mauling and eating it. ===Coexisting with other pieces=== [[File:Maxresdefault.jpg|thumb|283x283px|fig. 7]] The ChessKid Bishop displays docile behavior to pieces of it's own color, and cooperates with other ChessKid pieces (of it's own color). Fig. 7 - ChessKid Horsey and Bishop cooperation <br><br><br> ==Death== [[File:Bishop4.png|thumb|322x322px|ChessKid Bishop dying]] It can [[die]] as a result of grievous bodily harm, starvation, dehydration, disease or old age. <br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br><br> ==See also== *[[ChessKid Pawn]] *[[ChessKid Horsey]] *[[ChessKid Rook]] *[[ChessKid Queen]] *[[ChessKid King]] *[[Chess.com]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Monsters]] 77uo0dl71f84hr0kyie79apqis9jv5r 0 2471 4763 2016-07-13T00:41:53Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>Chess (2014) is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern period setting. The nam..." 4763 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>Chess (2014) is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of mixed-race [[pieces]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. 9yitj7gqaa0alx2p0ba6mt91bf6d6s4 4764 4763 2016-07-13T00:43:36Z 82.31.7.40 4764 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>Chess (2014) is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[time|times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of mixed-race [[pieces]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. qlqmx79urej2vstitg261fzagsoziey 4765 4764 2016-07-13T00:46:31Z Milo fett 34586 4765 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>'''Chess (2014)''' is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[time|times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of mixed-race [[pieces]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. Following its release, the series expected to reboot once more with the release of [[Chess (2017)]], featuring improved graphics and fixing all the problems introduced by the worthless and problematic '''Chess (2014)'''. [[Category:Variants]] qs5nifqmkzap3b1kwqrufeb22gq6y6n 4769 4765 2016-07-13T00:53:45Z Milo fett 34586 4769 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>'''Chess (2014)''' is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. 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[[Category:Variants]] jo93dmldawjpuaq5pfrwknp2xuud99d 4770 4769 2016-07-13T00:55:21Z Milo fett 34586 4770 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>'''Chess (2014)''' is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[time|times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of mixed-race [[pieces]] * Always-on [[internet]] connectivity and smartphone companion app * Meta-jokes and references to the [[Chess|original]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. 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Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of mixed-race [[pieces]] * Always-on [[internet]] connectivity and smartphone companion app * Meta-jokes and references to the [[Chess|original]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. Following its release, the series is expected to reboot once more with the release of [[Chess (2017)]], featuring improved graphics and fixing all the problems introduced by the worthless and problematic '''Chess (2014)'''. [[Category:Variants]] gj6bnl3wsop41i0ifviocisut23x1i0 4772 4771 2016-07-13T00:56:57Z 82.31.7.40 4772 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>'''Chess (2014)''' is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern, period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[time|times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of mixed-race [[pieces]] * Always-on [[internet]] connectivity and smartphone companion app * Meta-jokes and references to the [[Chess|original]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. Following its release, the series is expected to reboot once more with the release of [[Chess (2017)]], featuring improved graphics and fixing all the problems introduced by the worthless and problematic '''Chess (2014)'''. [[Category:Variants]] tnazlne7yi9bhrxor4hlp0js21mau2k 4773 4772 2016-07-13T01:00:56Z Milo fett 34586 4773 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>'''Chess (2014)''' is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern, period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[time|times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of diverse [[pieces]] * Always-on [[internet]] connectivity and smartphone companion app * Meta-jokes and references to the [[Chess|original]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. Following its release, the series is expected to reboot once more with the release of [[Chess (2017)]], featuring improved graphics and fixing all the problems introduced by the worthless and problematic '''Chess (2014)'''. [[Category:Variants]] 44fu1ufpb3fburra94sbk4128vzi72u 6669 4773 2023-09-07T00:56:58Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6669 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess]]'' <nowiki> </nowiki>'''Chess (2014)''' is an upcoming reboot of the [[Chess]] franchise, retelling the story in a modern, period setting. The name has been kept the same to encumber distinction. Some adjustments have been made [[to]] make the story more representative of our [[time|times]]. Confirmed changes include: * One of the [[Horsey|Horseys]] is a [[donkey]] * It shall be filmed in [[color|colour]] * On-screen [[deaths]] * [[Fanon]] is now [[canon]] * The introduction of diverse [[pieces]] * Always-on [[internet]] connectivity and smartphone companion app * Meta-jokes and references to the [[Chess|original]] The announcement of [[Chess (2014)|Chess]] has brought severe backlash from tedious fans of the original [[Chess|Chess (not 2014)]]. Following its release, the series is expected to reboot once more with the release of [[Chess (2017)]], featuring improved graphics and fixing all the problems introduced by the worthless and problematic '''Chess (2014)'''. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] ch4r19ha5axcem3lksbipi09jrelz31 0 2746 5335 2023-01-26T01:28:38Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Who knows, really? '''This page is awaiting further information.'''" 5335 wikitext text/x-wiki Who knows, really? 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[[Category:Entertainment]] a9y5lceo1v3tn6iffb4vggewqf4ya9h 6387 5913 2023-08-15T14:33:15Z 78.40.233.12 6387 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''' is a musical adaptation of [[Chess]], with music by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of the pop group [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]], lyrics by Ulvaeus and Tim Rice, and book by Rice. It has been criticised by the Chess community for the liberties it took with the plot. [[Category:Entertainment]] i0ali5cde2gfdck1hiio13sk5dtq0a4 6388 6387 2023-08-15T14:33:38Z 78.40.233.12 6388 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''' is a musical adaptation of [[Chess]], with music by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of the pop group [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]], lyrics by Ulvaeus and Tim Rice, and book by Rice. It has been criticised by the Chess community for the liberties it [[Take|took]] with the plot. 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[[Category:Entertainment]] [[Category:Music]] t9ssgzkda42zlnx46od2yrjv8hpiptu 6759 6391 2023-09-19T14:39:44Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6759 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess''' is a musical adaptation of [[Chess]], with music by Benny Andersson and Björn Ulvaeus of the pop group [[A]][[ᗺ]][[B]][[Α]], lyrics by Ulvaeus and Tim Rice, and book by Rice (Tim). It has been criticised by the Chess community for the liberties it [[Take|took]] with the plot. [[Category:Entertainment]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] oab1o2ghs8e9s2tjzjqj4fn5ccxtgco 0 3116 6060 2023-07-14T13:09:04Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Perhaps you were looking for [[Chess]]?" 6060 wikitext text/x-wiki Perhaps you were looking for [[Chess]]? l2wszyszczui6t6fd62pxoxths8st2g 6727 6060 2023-09-08T21:01:16Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6727 wikitext text/x-wiki Perhaps you were looking for [[Chess]]? [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Meta]] 6qixqmq7fdr1r9bh46211srwxvdkflr 0 2262 4328 2015-03-17T20:10:46Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Soundtrack.png|right]] '''Chess Memories OST''', the official soundtrack for [[Chess]], was released on July 17, 1964. It features 18 songs, including the ambient inst..." 4328 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Soundtrack.png|right]] '''Chess Memories OST''', the official soundtrack for [[Chess]], was released on July 17, 1964. It features 18 songs, including the ambient instrumentals featured during [[Chess|gameplay]], the game's ending theme ''All Star'' (covered by [[Laura Shigihara]]), and original compositions in the [[Ghost|spirit]] of [[Chess]]. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Track # ! Title ! Length |- | 1 | Opening Scene (E3 1945 Trailer) | 3:48 |- | 2 | Chess Theme | 6:13 |- | 3 | Preparedness (Title screen) | 5:44 |- | 4 | Checkered Plains (Overworld map) | 3:19 |- | 5 | Vicious Assault! (Battle) | 4:10 |- | 6 | Weary Resting Place (Town) | 7:21 |- | 7 | Chess Gon' Give It To Ya (original composition) | 3:36 |- | 8 | Knights In Our Hearts (original composition) | 4:18 |- | 9 | Frightened Thoughts ([[Ghost]]'s theme) | 2:16 |- | 10 | One More Fallen Soldier (Game Over theme) | 2:44 |- | 11 | United in Flame (Military theme) | 3:29 |- | 12 | Trickster ([[Professor Plum]]'s theme) | 2:47 |- | 13 | Speak Softly Love (Love Theme from ''The Godfather'') | 3:53 |- | 14 | Chess In The House (feat. MC King Kong Mushi) | 6:14 |- | 15 | A King Too Far (Final Boss theme) | 8:27 |- | 16 | Brave Words For A Brave Man (Knighting ceremony) | 5:41 |- | 17 | All Star (feat. 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(Battle) | 4:10 |- | 8 | Weary Resting Place (Town) | 7:21 |- | 9 | Chess Gon' Give It [[To]] Ya (original composition) | 3:36 |- | 10 | Knights In Our Hearts (original composition) | 4:18 |- | 11 | Frightened Thoughts ([[Ghost]]'s theme) | 2:16 |- | 12 | One More Fallen Soldier (Game Over theme) | 2:44 |- | 13 | United in Flame (Military theme) | 3:29 |- | 14 | Trickster ([[Professor Plum]]'s theme) | 2:47 |- | 15 | Speak Softly Love (Love Theme from ''The Godfather'') | 3:53 |- | 16 | Chess In The House (feat. MC King Kong Mushi) | 6:14 |- | 17 | A King Too Far (Final Boss theme) | 8:27 |- | 18 | Brave Words For A Brave Man (Knighting ceremony) | 5:41 |- | 19 | All Star (feat. Laura Shigihara) | 3:23 |- | 20 | A Foe Rising Once More ([[Ghost]]'s theme reprise) | 1:28 |- |} 0csnyicwcbk4e6cxytb8hp0toajhkzs 6344 5084 2023-08-09T19:45:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6344 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Soundtrack.png|right]] '''Chess Memories OST''', the official soundtrack for [[Chess]], was released on July 17, 1964. It features 18 songs, including the ambient instrumentals featured during [[Chess|gameplay]], the game's ending theme ''All Star'' (covered by [[Laura Shigihara]]), and original compositions in the [[Ghost|spirit]] of [[Chess]]. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Track # ! Title ! Length |- | 1 | Opening Scene (E3 1945 Trailer) | 3:48 |- | 2 | Chess Theme | 6:13 |- | 3 | Preparedness (Title screen) | 5:44 |- | 4 | Checkered Plains (Overworld map) | 3:19 |- |5 |Always Time For Chess (earlygame theme) |3:33 |- |6 |Always Time For Chess ~ Bongcloud Mix |3:43 |- | 7 | Vicious Assault! (Battle) | 4:10 |- | 8 | Weary Resting Place (Town) | 7:21 |- | 9 | Chess Gon' Give It [[To]] Ya (original composition) | 3:36 |- | 10 | Knights In Our Hearts (original composition) | 4:18 |- | 11 | Frightened Thoughts ([[Ghost]]'s theme) | 2:16 |- | 12 | One More Fallen Soldier (Game Over theme) | 2:44 |- | 13 | United in Flame (Military theme) | 3:29 |- | 14 | Trickster ([[Professor Plum]]'s theme) | 2:47 |- | 15 | Speak Softly Love (Love Theme from ''The Godfather'') | 3:53 |- | 16 | Chess In The House (feat. MC King Kong Mushi) | 6:14 |- | 17 | A King Too Far (Final Boss theme) | 8:27 |- | 18 | Brave Words For A Brave Man (Knighting ceremony) | 5:41 |- | 19 | All Star (feat. Laura Shigihara) | 3:23 |- | 20 | A Foe Rising Once More ([[Ghost]]'s theme reprise) | 1:28 |- |} [[Category:Songs]] oisayvc9krhxn26v6gwkfbnnc9pm306 6801 6344 2023-09-28T12:32:31Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6801 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Soundtrack.png|right]] '''Chess Memories OST''', the official soundtrack for [[Chess]], was released on July 17, 1964. It features 18 songs, including the ambient instrumentals featured during [[Chess|gameplay]], the game's ending theme ''All Star'' (covered by [[Laura Shigihara]]), and original compositions in the [[Ghost|spirit]] of [[Chess]]. {| class="wikitable" |- ! Track # ! Title ! Length |- | 1 | Opening Scene (E3 1945 Trailer) | 3:48 |- | 2 | Chess Theme | 6:13 |- | 3 | Preparedness (Title screen) | 5:44 |- | 4 | Checkered Plains (Overworld map) | 3:19 |- |5 |Always Time For Chess (earlygame theme) |3:33 |- |6 |Always Time For Chess ~ Bongcloud Mix |3:43 |- | 7 | Vicious Assault! (Battle) | 4:10 |- | 8 | Weary Resting Place (Town) | 7:21 |- | 9 | Chess Gon' Give It [[To]] Ya (original composition) | 3:36 |- | 10 | Knights In Our Hearts (original composition) | 4:18 |- | 11 | Frightened Thoughts ([[Ghost]]'s theme) | 2:16 |- | 12 | One More Fallen Soldier (Game Over theme) | 2:44 |- | 13 | United in Flame (Military theme) | 3:29 |- | 14 | Trickster ([[Professor Plum]]'s theme) | 2:47 |- | 15 | Speak Softly Love (Love Theme from ''The Godfather'') | 3:53 |- | 16 | Chess In The House (feat. MC King Kong Mushi) | 6:14 |- | 17 | A King Too Far (Final Boss theme) | 8:27 |- | 18 | Brave Words For A Brave Man (Knighting ceremony) | 5:41 |- | 19 | All Star (feat. Laura Shigihara) | 3:23 |- | 20 | A Foe Rising Once More ([[Ghost]]'s theme reprise) | 1:28 |- |} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Music]] b4wwow2il7bkvnq7uwm1eurq2hoxt70 0 2653 5125 2023-01-10T18:35:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Chess16.png|thumb|Chess 16 correct starting setup. The bottom left square is dark]] ''Not to be confused with the 16th installment of the [[Chess]] game'' Chess 16 is a [[Chess]] variant in which 16 differently colored teams fight against each other on one large 72x72 [[board]]. The board is so ludicrous in size that some exclusive [[rules]] have been added to mitigate the scale of the board: *[[Pawn|Pawns]] can always move 2 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forwar..." 5125 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess16.png|thumb|Chess 16 correct starting setup. The bottom left square is dark]] ''Not to be confused with the 16th installment of the [[Chess]] game'' Chess 16 is a [[Chess]] variant in which 16 differently colored teams fight against each other on one large 72x72 [[board]]. The board is so ludicrous in size that some exclusive [[rules]] have been added to mitigate the scale of the board: *[[Pawn|Pawns]] can always move 2 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward, if they choose to *Each team gets 8 [[Ferrari™|Ferraris]] *Occasional portals spawn on the board at random position ==Special Mechanic== Chess 16 has a special mechanic, where dispatched enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are converted to the allied team ==Rules== Rules from base [[game]] are inherited and some additional rules are put in place: *board setup is exactly as picture related, the team colors are '''<span style="color:white;">White</span>, <span style="color:red;">Red</span>, <span style="color:orange;">Orange</span>, <span style="color:pink;">Pink</span>, <span style="color:yellowgreen;">Lime</span>, <span style="color:beige;">Beige</span>, <span style="color:purple;">Dark Purple</span>, <span style="color:cyan;">Aqua</span>, <span style="color:gold;">Yellow</span>, <span style="color:black;">Black</span>, <span style="color:blue;">Blue</span>, <span style="color:lightblue;">Light Blue</span>, <span style="color:brown;">Brown</span>, <span style="color:darkred;">Dark Red</span>, <span style="color:magenta;">Magenta</span> and <span style="color:green;">Green</span>'''<span style="color:green;">.</span> *<span style="color:yellowgreen">'''Lime'''</span> team starts without the rightmost [[Pawn|pawn]], this rule exists for no reason and is completely arbitrary *[[King|Kings]] are actually eaten just like other pieces, not checkmated *game is won if all the pieces on board are the same of the same team, or if any of the conditions listed in [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] are met [[Category:Variants]] rfht8ihi5hqafxt847102ocddu8zv0g 5138 5125 2023-01-11T09:51:43Z Chalcogens 52316134 fixed typo 5138 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess16.png|thumb|Chess 16 correct starting setup. The bottom left square is dark]] ''Not to be confused with the 16th installment of the [[Chess]] game'' Chess 16 is a [[Chess]] variant in which 16 differently colored teams fight against each other on one large 72x72 [[board]]. The board is so ludicrous in size that some exclusive [[rules]] have been added to mitigate the scale of the board: *[[Pawn|Pawns]] can always move 2 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward, if they choose to *Each team gets 8 [[Ferrari™|Ferraris]] *Occasional portals spawn on the board at random position ==Special Mechanic== Chess 16 has a special mechanic, where dispatched enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are converted to the allied team ==Rules== Rules from the base [[game]] are inherited and some additional rules are put in place: *board setup is exactly as picture related, the team colors are '''<span style="color:white;">White</span>, <span style="color:red;">Red</span>, <span style="color:orange;">Orange</span>, <span style="color:pink;">Pink</span>, <span style="color:yellowgreen;">Lime</span>, <span style="color:beige;">Beige</span>, <span style="color:purple;">Dark Purple</span>, <span style="color:cyan;">Aqua</span>, <span style="color:gold;">Yellow</span>, <span style="color:black;">Black</span>, <span style="color:blue;">Blue</span>, <span style="color:lightblue;">Light Blue</span>, <span style="color:brown;">Brown</span>, <span style="color:darkred;">Dark Red</span>, <span style="color:magenta;">Magenta</span> and <span style="color:green;">Green</span>'''<span style="color:green;">.</span> *<span style="color:yellowgreen">'''Lime'''</span> team starts without the rightmost [[Pawn|pawn]], this rule exists for no reason and is completely arbitrary *[[King|Kings]] are actually eaten just like other pieces, not checkmated *game is won if all the pieces on board are of the same team, or if any of the conditions listed in [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] are met [[Category:Variants]] cjih1bzh7p9u5rz4x79wuxr4fve6cuv 5544 5138 2023-02-05T12:50:01Z Craten 26192002 5544 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess16.png|thumb|Chess 16 correct starting setup. The bottom left square is dark]] ''Not to be confused with the 16th installment of the [[Chess]] game, or dumbfuck [[Sixteeners]]'' Chess 16 is a [[Chess]] variant in which 16 differently colored teams fight against each other on one large 72x72 [[board]]. The board is so ludicrous in size that some exclusive [[rules]] have been added to mitigate the scale of the board: *[[Pawn|Pawns]] can always move 2 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward, if they choose to *Each team gets 8 [[Ferrari™|Ferraris]] *Occasional portals spawn on the board at random position ==Special Mechanic== Chess 16 has a special mechanic, where dispatched enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are converted to the allied team ==Rules== Rules from the base [[game]] are inherited and some additional rules are put in place: *board setup is exactly as picture related, the team colors are '''<span style="color:white;">White</span>, <span style="color:red;">Red</span>, <span style="color:orange;">Orange</span>, <span style="color:pink;">Pink</span>, <span style="color:yellowgreen;">Lime</span>, <span style="color:beige;">Beige</span>, <span style="color:purple;">Dark Purple</span>, <span style="color:cyan;">Aqua</span>, <span style="color:gold;">Yellow</span>, <span style="color:black;">Black</span>, <span style="color:blue;">Blue</span>, <span style="color:lightblue;">Light Blue</span>, <span style="color:brown;">Brown</span>, <span style="color:darkred;">Dark Red</span>, <span style="color:magenta;">Magenta</span> and <span style="color:green;">Green</span>'''<span style="color:green;">.</span> *<span style="color:yellowgreen">'''Lime'''</span> team starts without the rightmost [[Pawn|pawn]], this rule exists for no reason and is completely arbitrary *[[King|Kings]] are actually eaten just like other pieces, not checkmated *game is won if all the pieces on board are of the same team, or if any of the conditions listed in [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] are met [[Category:Variants]] px7vvaqtg2d8ruobdi0bgktwurj6i1d 6695 5544 2023-09-07T01:07:31Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6695 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess16.png|thumb|Chess 16 correct starting setup. The bottom left square is dark]] ''Not to be confused with the 16th installment of the [[Chess]] game, or dumbfuck [[Sixteeners]]'' Chess 16 is a [[Chess]] variant in which 16 differently colored teams fight against each other on one large 72x72 [[board]]. The board is so ludicrous in size that some exclusive [[rules]] have been added to mitigate the scale of the board: *[[Pawn|Pawns]] can always move 2 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward, if they choose to *Each team gets 8 [[Ferrari™|Ferraris]] *Occasional portals spawn on the board at random position ==Special Mechanic== Chess 16 has a special mechanic, where dispatched enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are converted to the allied team ==Rules== Rules from the base [[game]] are inherited and some additional rules are put in place: *board setup is exactly as picture related, the team colors are '''<span style="color:white;">White</span>, <span style="color:red;">Red</span>, <span style="color:orange;">Orange</span>, <span style="color:pink;">Pink</span>, <span style="color:yellowgreen;">Lime</span>, <span style="color:beige;">Beige</span>, <span style="color:purple;">Dark Purple</span>, <span style="color:cyan;">Aqua</span>, <span style="color:gold;">Yellow</span>, <span style="color:black;">Black</span>, <span style="color:blue;">Blue</span>, <span style="color:lightblue;">Light Blue</span>, <span style="color:brown;">Brown</span>, <span style="color:darkred;">Dark Red</span>, <span style="color:magenta;">Magenta</span> and <span style="color:green;">Green</span>'''<span style="color:green;">.</span> *<span style="color:yellowgreen">'''Lime'''</span> team starts without the rightmost [[Pawn|pawn]], this rule exists for no reason and is completely arbitrary *[[King|Kings]] are actually eaten just like other pieces, not checkmated *game is won if all the pieces on board are of the same team, or if any of the conditions listed in [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] are met [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] sb9y5w1jrvv7fg0ywt2lhn2f4m3zte0 0 2359 4526 2016-02-09T03:35:14Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * Black * Arnold * Gerald * Harol..." 4526 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * Black * Arnold * Gerald * Harold * Helga * Eugene * Sid * Stinky * Dark Sonic * Dr. Pepper * Angela Anaconda g47fo17wwmip7p0mpi3t0bpm2ey30xe 4527 4526 2016-02-09T03:38:53Z 82.31.22.143 4527 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]] for the [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo 64]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Playstation]], [[Playstation 2]], [[Playstation|PS1]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Wii]] (America only), [[laptop computer]] and [[Sega Saturn]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * Black * Arnold * Gerald * Harold * Helga * Eugene * Sid * Stinky * Dark Sonic * Dr. Pepper * Angela Anaconda da8qwnuvatyot7zhna500d8i58u96m7 4528 4527 2016-02-09T03:39:58Z 82.31.22.143 4528 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]] for the [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo 64]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Playstation]], [[Playstation 2]], [[Playstation|PS1]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Wii]] (America only), [[laptop computer]] and transparent [[Sega Saturn]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * Black * Arnold * Gerald * Harold * Helga * Eugene * Sid * Stinky * Dark Sonic * Dr. Pepper * Angela Anaconda 6xx14jpu7oqkxk0nad8ed2c7fs5fxef 4529 4528 2016-02-09T03:40:35Z 82.31.22.143 /* Playable Characters */ 4529 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]] for the [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo 64]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Playstation]], [[Playstation 2]], [[Playstation|PS1]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Wii]] (America only), [[laptop computer]] and transparent [[Sega Saturn]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * [[Black]] * Arnold * Gerald * Harold * Helga * Eugene * Sid * Stinky * Dark Sonic * Dr. Pepper * Angela Anaconda 6xlr0swjcd1hxcw6i1id2pnqb88fizj 4530 4529 2016-02-09T03:41:11Z 82.31.22.143 4530 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]] for the [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo 64]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Playstation]], [[Playstation 2]], [[Playstation|PS1]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Playstation 5]], [[Wii]] (America only), [[laptop computer]] and transparent [[Sega Saturn]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * [[Black]] * Arnold * Gerald * Harold * Helga * Eugene * Sid * Stinky * Dark Sonic * Dr. Pepper * Angela Anaconda oj1wk04fvzxdjfzottog4o7nijb3s7j 6214 4530 2023-07-26T19:49:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6214 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess 360]] is a [[Chess]] [[video game]] that is coming out in [[2036]] for the [[Xbox One]], [[Nintendo 64]], [[Playstation 4]], [[Playstation]], [[Playstation 2]], [[Playstation|PS1]], [[Playstation 3]], [[Playstation 5]], [[Wii]] (America only), [[laptop computer]] and transparent [[Sega Saturn]]. == Playable Characters == * Ratchet * Mario * Sonic * Evil Sonic * [[Black]] * Arnold * Gerald * Harold * Helga * Eugene * Sid * Stinky * Dark Sonic * Dr. Pepper * Angela Anaconda [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]] okqt2wtzmndokpxx08yw0v6dg4sx643 0 2960 5738 2023-02-14T09:00:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:80055065-chess-in-mirror-.webp|thumb]] [[Category:Miscellaneous]]" 5738 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:80055065-chess-in-mirror-.webp|thumb]] [[Category:Miscellaneous]] jcomyjtiwxvimgtufpkso0ou4othtyh 5739 5738 2023-02-14T21:28:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 5739 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:80055065-chess-in-mirror-.webp|thumb|344x344px]] [[Category:Miscellaneous]] soy2ve79t4aolpb0ua70vsfu6682lo0 0 2532 4896 2016-12-29T19:11:02Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Bank''' (Arabic: البنك الشطرنج‎‎; Hebrew: בנק שחמט‎‎) is a landlocked territory near the Mediterranean coast of Western Asia, forming t..." 4896 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Bank''' (Arabic: البنك الشطرنج‎‎; Hebrew: בנק שחמט‎‎) is a landlocked territory near the Mediterranean coast of Western Asia, forming the bulk of the Palestinian territories. The Chess Bank shares boundaries (demarcated by the Jordanian-Israeli armistice of 1949) to the west, north, and south with Israel, and to the east, across the Jordan River, with Jordan. The Chess Bank also contains a significant section of the western Dead Sea shore. [[Category:Locations]] lsx0t99bh8emi2phqx2hg6jx7rz60u0 4924 4896 2017-11-16T01:45:46Z Milo fett 34586 4924 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the location. For the bank, see [[Chess Bank (bank)]].'' The '''Chess Bank''' (Arabic: البنك الشطرنج‎‎; Hebrew: בנק שחמט‎‎) is a landlocked territory near the Mediterranean coast of Western Asia, forming the bulk of the Palestinian territories. The Chess Bank shares boundaries (demarcated by the Jordanian-Israeli armistice of 1949) to the west, north, and south with Israel, and to the east, across the Jordan River, with Jordan. The Chess Bank also contains a significant section of the western Dead Sea shore. [[Category:Locations]] esedvkxquw93sg045v9wv4y6bikf6vi 0 2551 4925 2017-11-16T01:49:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''JPMorgan Chess Bank''' is a bank founded in 1877 as '''Chess National Bank'''. It is where the [[currency]] is kept. [[Category:Companies]] [[Category:Currency]] [[Categor..." 4925 wikitext text/x-wiki '''JPMorgan Chess Bank''' is a bank founded in 1877 as '''Chess National Bank'''. It is where the [[currency]] is kept. [[Category:Companies]] [[Category:Currency]] [[Category:Locations]] goz3kr14klh8dlon6qwtmri8ava8iev 0 3340 6590 2023-09-01T15:22:19Z Craten 26192002 dunno what category. when I make bullet points I generally hope others can add to them 6590 wikitext text/x-wiki On [[Chess Timeline|August 31 2023]], everyone in the world received an email with what appears [[to]] be early photos of Chess. If you've not seen it yet, [[check]] your Junk Mail. [[Chess]] has [[Facts#True facts|confirmed]] this leak by making [[Kobayashi Maru simulation|no statement]]. The leak seems to show Chess as a teenager in the Gupta dynasty in the 6th Century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]. Early distinctions that did not reach [[Chess Alpha]] include: * [[Squares]] were not yet established. Pieces moved freely on the Chessboard. This resembles the later variant [[Free Roaming Chess]]. * Any [[player]] could move any [[Piece]] they wanted. * There was no set number of [[Player|Players]] * There was no way to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Win]]; play continued indefinitely * Chess appears to be [[Smoking|smoking a cigarette]] 5cx2qsqgw23730vmnib5fddfwnd3cam 6598 6590 2023-09-02T11:23:23Z Chalcogens 52316134 6598 wikitext text/x-wiki On [[Chess Timeline|August 31 2023]], everyone in the world received an email with what appears [[to]] be early photos of Chess. If you've not seen it yet, [[check]] your Junk Mail. [[Chess]] has [[Facts#True facts|confirmed]] this leak by making [[Kobayashi Maru simulation|no statement]]. The leak seems to show Chess as a teenager in the Gupta dynasty in the 6th Century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]. Early distinctions that did not reach [[Chess Alpha]] include: * [[Squares]] were not yet established. Pieces moved freely on the Chessboard. This resembles the later variant [[Free Roaming Chess]]. * Any [[player]] could move any [[Piece]] they wanted. * There was no set number of [[Player|Players]] * There was no way to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Win]]; play continued indefinitely * Chess appears to be [[Smoking|smoking a cigarette]] * Mildly graphic blood and gore effects upon [[death]] of a [[Piece]] (this was limited [[to]] only a select few pieces in the Alpha) * Less refined [[Horsey]] design (they're hard [[to]] draw from memory) j981j71l3stgcrgsvxlarimfrbhiprt 6599 6598 2023-09-02T11:23:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6599 wikitext text/x-wiki On [[Chess Timeline|August 31 2023]], everyone in the world received an email with what appears [[to]] be early photos of Chess. If you've not seen it yet, [[check]] your Junk Mail. [[Chess]] has [[Facts#True facts|confirmed]] this leak by making [[Kobayashi Maru simulation|no statement]]. The leak seems to show Chess as a teenager in the Gupta dynasty in the 6th Century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]. Early distinctions that did not reach [[Chess Alpha]] include: * [[Squares]] were not yet established. Pieces moved freely on the Chessboard. This resembles the later variant [[Free Roaming Chess]]. * Any [[player]] could move any [[Piece]] they wanted. * There was no set number of [[Player|Players]] * There was no way to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Win]]; play continued indefinitely * Chess appears to be [[Smoking|smoking a cigarette]] * Mildly graphic blood and gore effects upon [[death]] of a [[Piece]] (this was limited [[to]] only a select few pieces in the Alpha) * Less refined [[Horsey]] design (they're hard [[to]] draw from memory) [[Category:History]] l8kk1w4jhuhyl747oxdgq54p9yjv3nv 0 2451 4717 2016-04-29T21:05:52Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "[[Chess Boxing]] is the [[:Category:Maneuvers|act]] of putting a [[Chess]] set away in its box when you've finished the game, or agreed [[to]] pause the game and memorised you..." 4717 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess Boxing]] is the [[:Category:Maneuvers|act]] of putting a [[Chess]] set away in its box when you've finished the game, or agreed [[to]] pause the game and memorised your pieces' locations and remaining [[HP]]. ibjrmdjhrtzia88130s0pjpb6dkm6n4 4722 4717 2016-04-29T21:08:07Z 82.31.7.40 4722 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess Boxing]] is the [[:Category:Maneuvers|act]] of putting a [[Chess]] set away in its box when you've finished the game, or agreed [[to]] pause the game and memorised your [[pieces]]' locations and remaining [[HP]]. rbbq2n9xn1asf5zt5n9wix48rgxtzmg 4752 4722 2016-06-30T19:11:56Z Milo fett 34586 4752 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess Boxing]] is the [[:Category:Maneuvers|act]] of putting a [[Chess]] set away in its box when you've finished the game, or agreed [[to]] pause the game and memorised your [[pieces]]' locations and remaining [[HP]]. [[Category: Maneuvers]] dlvkq2hbn1615as7sbg9byhk7th3t7z 0 2324 4438 2016-01-29T18:44:39Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Buzzard''' is a [[piece]] that may be found in [[booster pack]]s. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually consumed by..." 4438 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Buzzard''' is a [[piece]] that may be found in [[booster pack]]s. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually consumed by mailing dead pieces back to the [[Chess Factory]] after play concludes. It is closely related to the [[Rook]], although it has a slightly stooped posture and comparatively larger beak. [[Category:Pieces]] hzu5ndhb24roas2o3q2vnezfyncrllj 4440 4438 2016-01-29T19:13:06Z 66.249.84.178 4440 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Buzzard''' is a [[piece]] that may be found in [[booster pack]]s. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually taken up by mailing dead pieces back to the [[Chess Factory]] after play concludes. It is closely related to the [[Rook]], although it has a slightly stooped posture and comparatively larger beak. [[Category:Pieces]] 00nftyl1ub5fudbzyd4dqjdjvh7kxdn 4774 4440 2016-07-13T05:15:40Z Milo fett 34586 4774 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Buzzard''' is a [[piece]] that may be found in [[booster pack]]s. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually [[taken]] up by mailing dead pieces back to the [[Chess Factory]] after play concludes. It is closely related to the [[Rook]], although it has a slightly stooped posture and comparatively larger beak. [[Category:Pieces]] 4lsg6rjkcvidrxt2fhxsoowkci9837t 4775 4774 2016-07-13T05:15:54Z Milo fett 34586 4775 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Buzzard''' is a [[piece]] that may be found in [[booster pack]]s. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually [[taken]] up by mailing dead pieces back to the [[Chess Factory]] after play concludes. It is closely related to the [[Rook]], although it has a slightly stooped posture and comparatively larger beak. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Birds]] a3q46x2tz95wvlet4j1ucn9707321d7 6405 4775 2023-08-15T21:03:11Z Milo fett 34586 6405 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Buzzard''' is a [[piece]] that may be found in [[booster pack]]s. It flies around the board and consumes fallen pieces, saving time and effort usually [[taken]] up by mailing dead pieces back to the [[Chess Factory]] after play concludes. It is closely related to the [[Rook]], although it has a slightly stooped posture and comparatively larger beak. Its favorite food is a [[Carcassonne|carcass]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Birds]] m3vnlf53xzyeoppqjtnnxaynanz8qqk 0 2312 4417 2016-01-25T18:32:06Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "The [[Chess Cannon]] is a rare [[Piece]] that can only be found in [[booster packs]]. It can be substituted for the Rook in any [[canon]] game of [[Chess]]. On any given turn..." 4417 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Cannon]] is a rare [[Piece]] that can only be found in [[booster packs]]. It can be substituted for the Rook in any [[canon]] game of [[Chess]]. On any given turn, the [[Chess Cannon]] can [[attack]] XOR [[move]]. The [[Chess Cannon]] attacks by firing ''Chess Cannonballs ''up [[to|to ]]three spaces ahead of itself (in the direction it is facing). This will [[kill]] the first [[piece|Piece]] encountered in that range. It has two options for movement: ''Travelling ''XOR ''Pivot''. When ''Travelling'', the Cannon can move through all unoccupied spaces in a straight line, much like a [[Rook]] or [[Castle]], but only in the direction it is facing. A ''Pivot'' is a rotation of 90'''°''', 180'''°''' or 270'''°,''' clockwise only. In rare instances, players may choose to [[kill]] their own [[Piece]] with a ''Chess Cannonball'', perhaps [[to]] clear up space on the [[board]], [[to]] remove a suspected [[spy|Spy]] or [[to]] put an allied [[Piece]] with [[Malaria]] out of its misery. cnln4fn9aqq5wzbexwvjs8nndm3fi9r 4418 4417 2016-01-25T18:32:20Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4418 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Cannon]] is a rare [[Piece]] that can only be found in [[booster packs]]. It can be substituted for the Rook in any [[canon]] game of [[Chess]]. On any given turn, the [[Chess Cannon]] can [[attack]] XOR [[move]]. The [[Chess Cannon]] attacks by firing ''Chess Cannonballs ''up [[to|to ]]three spaces ahead of itself (in the direction it is facing). This will [[kill]] the first [[piece|Piece]] encountered in that range. It has two options for movement: ''Travelling ''XOR ''Pivot''. When ''Travelling'', the Cannon can move through all unoccupied spaces in a straight line, much like a [[Rook]] or [[Castle]], but only in the direction it is facing. A ''Pivot'' is a rotation of 90'''°''', 180'''°''' or 270'''°,''' clockwise only. In rare instances, players may choose to [[kill]] their own [[Piece]] with a ''Chess Cannonball'', perhaps [[to]] clear up space on the [[board]], [[to]] remove a suspected [[spy|Spy]] or [[to]] put an allied [[Piece]] with [[Malaria]] out of its misery. [[Category:Pieces]] 3q4qnfj43eo1rh4fkmi7c1axgvrdm2p 4423 4418 2016-01-25T19:19:46Z Milo fett 34586 4423 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Cannon]] is a rare [[Piece]] that can only be found in [[booster packs]]. It can be substituted for the Rook in any [[canon]] game of [[Chess]]. On any given turn, the [[Chess Cannon]] can [[attack]] XOR [[move]]. The [[Chess Cannon]] attacks by firing ''Chess Cannonballs ''up [[to|to ]]three spaces ahead of itself (in the direction it is facing). This will [[kill]] the first [[piece|Piece]] encountered in that range. It has two options for movement: ''Travelling ''XOR ''Pivot''. When ''Travelling'', the Cannon can move through all unoccupied spaces in a straight line, much like a [[Rook]] or [[Castle]], but only in the direction it is facing. A ''Pivot'' is a rotation of 90'''°''', 180'''°''' or 270'''°,''' clockwise only. In rare instances, players may choose to [[kill]] their own [[Piece]] with a ''Chess Cannonball'', perhaps [[to]] clear up space on the [[board]], [[to]] remove a suspected [[spy|Spy]] or [[to]] put an allied [[Piece]] with [[Malaria]] out of its misery. Cannons can canonically can on ionic ally spaces, excepting those cases where they lose the ability to can (through effect cards or other means). [[Category:Pieces]] btw8eh9qzhqyxhkj92qo69q1g512yly 4424 4423 2016-01-25T19:46:46Z Milo fett 34586 4424 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Cannon]] is a rare [[Piece]] that can only be found in [[booster pack]]s. It can be substituted for the Rook in any [[canon]] game of [[Chess]]. On any given turn, the [[Chess Cannon]] can [[attack]] XOR [[move]]. The [[Chess Cannon]] attacks by firing ''Chess Cannonballs ''up [[to|to ]]three spaces ahead of itself (in the direction it is facing). This will [[kill]] the first [[piece|Piece]] encountered in that range. It has two options for movement: ''Travelling ''XOR ''Pivot''. When ''Travelling'', the Cannon can move through all unoccupied spaces in a straight line, much like a [[Rook]] or [[Castle]], but only in the direction it is facing. A ''Pivot'' is a rotation of 90'''°''', 180'''°''' or 270'''°,''' clockwise only. In rare instances, players may choose to [[kill]] their own [[Piece]] with a ''Chess Cannonball'', perhaps [[to]] clear up space on the [[board]], [[to]] remove a suspected [[spy|Spy]] or [[to]] put an allied [[Piece]] with [[Malaria]] out of its misery. Cannons can canonically can on ionic ally spaces, excepting those cases where they lose the ability to can (through effect cards or other means). [[Category:Pieces]] t1vw8gvltqtg7ihnx1kgf2setpkb9vj 4943 4424 2018-12-31T23:54:57Z Milo fett 34586 4943 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Cannon]] is a rare [[Piece]] that can only be found in [[booster pack]]s. It can be substituted for the Rook in any [[canon]] game of [[Chess]]. On any given turn, the [[Chess Cannon]] can [[attack]] XOR [[move]]. The [[Chess Cannon]] attacks by firing ''Chess Cannonballs ''up [[to|to ]]three spaces ahead of itself (in the direction it is facing). This will [[kill]] the first [[piece|Piece]] encountered in that range. It has two options for movement: ''Travelling ''XOR ''Pivot''. When ''Travelling'', the Cannon can move through all unoccupied spaces in a straight line, much like a [[Rook]] or [[Castle]], but only in the direction it is facing. A ''Pivot'' is a rotation of 90'''°''', 180'''°''' or 270'''°,''' clockwise only. In rare instances, players may choose to [[kill]] their own [[Piece]] with a ''Chess Cannonball'', perhaps [[to]] clear up space on the [[board]], [[to]] remove a suspected [[spy|Spy]] or [[to]] put an allied [[Piece]] with [[Malaria]] out of its misery. Cannons can canonically [[can]] on ionic ally spaces, excepting those cases where they lose the ability to can (through effect cards or other means). [[Category:Pieces]] s68c8h9c9r29i7tybm5vw2sihw7lqhg 0 2313 4419 2016-01-25T18:39:59Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "''Not to be confused with: [[Chess Cannon]]'' The canonical form of [[Chess]] is an ongoing saga originating in the 6th century A.D., and tells a vast monomedia story of a di..." 4419 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with: [[Chess Cannon]]'' The canonical form of [[Chess]] is an ongoing saga originating in the 6th century A.D., and tells a vast monomedia story of a different world, a world of [[Queens]], [[Pawns]] and [[Nightingale]]s. Each game represents two rival factions - in some cases nations, families, or Yakuza, warring for supremacy, attempting [[to]] trounce their rivals' patriarchs. All games of Chess are considered canon unless they are aborted by a player's tantrum or family emergency. n8g329agoaigiuev9n0jckcxgq0733w 4421 4419 2016-01-25T18:41:55Z 82.31.22.143 4421 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with: [[Chess Cannon]]'' The canonical form of [[Chess]] is an ongoing saga originating in the 6th century A.D., and tells a vast monomedia story of a different world, a world of [[Queens]], [[Pawns]] and [[Nightingale]]s. Each game represents two rival factions - whether nations, families, or Yakuza, warring for supremacy, attempting [[to]] trounce their rivals' patriarchs. All games of Chess are considered canon unless they are aborted by a player's tantrum or family emergency. jzg427m7euub15k547j4febcro4n9hr 6028 4421 2023-07-01T00:16:03Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6028 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with: [[Chess Cannon]]'' The canonical form of [[Chess]] is an ongoing saga originating in the 6th century A.D., and tells a vast monomedia story of a different world, a world of [[Queens]], [[Pawns]] and [[Nightingale]]s. Each game represents two rival factions - whether nations, families, or Yakuza, warring for supremacy, attempting [[to]] trounce their rivals' patriarchs. All games of Chess are considered canon unless they are aborted by a player's tantrum or family emergency. [[Category:Lore]] 4fqz6mznfmgi3nozfy3f9llnrjz41lz 6667 6028 2023-09-07T00:55:52Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6667 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with: [[Chess Cannon]]'' The canonical form of [[Chess]] is an ongoing saga originating in the 6th century A.D., and tells a vast monomedia story of a different world, a world of [[Queens]], [[Pawns]] and [[Nightingale]]s. Each game represents two rival factions - whether nations, families, or Yakuza, warring for supremacy, attempting [[to]] trounce their rivals' patriarchs. All games of Chess are considered canon unless they are aborted by a player's tantrum or family emergency. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] m2027t55a7oiqap5j3iy2j9aj1vp5a6 7066 6667 2024-06-21T23:59:50Z 2.97.111.236 7066 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with: [[Chess Cannon]]'' The canonical form of [[Chess]] is an ongoing saga originating in the 6th century A.D., and tells a vast monomedia story of a different world, a world of [[Queens]], [[Pawns]] and [[Nightingale]]s. Each game represents two rival factions - whether nations, families, or Yakuza, warring for supremacy, attempting [[to]] trounce their rivals' patriarchs. All games of Chess are considered canon unless they are aborted by a player's [[tantrum]] or family emergency. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 4fnevopdyycjmj8wxz4ygswvx20n7i5 0 2584 4987 2020-08-03T12:46:42Z 2.98.84.227 Created page with "The [[Chess Cinematic Universe]] is ever-expanding. * 1992: [[Knight Moves (film)|Knight Moves]] * 2008: [[Taken]] * 2012: [[Taken 2|Taken 2: The Limit]] * 2014: [[Taken 3: Of..." 4987 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Cinematic Universe]] is ever-expanding. * 1992: [[Knight Moves (film)|Knight Moves]] * 2008: [[Taken]] * 2012: [[Taken 2|Taken 2: The Limit]] * 2014: [[Taken 3: Of Your Pawns Already]] gejza27wgph0lkmvndpz5lzk0v4d0t6 0 2491 4814 2016-09-15T20:10:48Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "== Lyrics == So they're finally here, performing for you If you know the words, you can join in too Put your hands together, if you want to clap As we take you through this [[..." 4814 wikitext text/x-wiki == Lyrics == So they're finally here, performing for you If you know the words, you can join in too Put your hands together, if you want to clap As we take you through this [[Chess]]-themed rap Huh!! CC! Chess Crew!! [[King|He]]'s the leader of the bunch, you know him much He's finally back to win and such His [[King]]ly Embrace affects those adjacent You'll never find him being complacent He's bigger, faster, and stronger too He's the first member of the [[Chess Crew|CC]] crew Huh! CC! Chess Crew! CC! Chess Crew is here! This [[piece]] has style, so listen up dudes [[Queen|She]] can shrink in size, to suit her mood She's quick and nimble when she needs to be She can float through the air and climb up trees If you choose her, you'll not choose least With a skip and a hop, she's one cool [[piece]] Huh! CC! Chess Crew! [[Castle|He]] has no style, he has no grace This [[piece]] has a funny face He can handstand when he needs to And stretch his arms out, just for you Inflate himself just like a balloon This crazy [[piece]] just digs this tune Huh! CC! Chess Crew! CC! Chess Crew is here! [[Horsey|He]]'s back again and about time too And this time he's in the mood He can fly real high with his jetpack force With his pistols out, he's one tough [[Horsey|Horse]] He'll make you smile when he plays his tune But [[piece]]s beware 'cause he's after you Huh! CC! Chess Crew! Huh! Finally, [[Bishop|he]]'s here for you It's the last member of the CC crew This [[piece]]'s so strong, it isn't funny Can make a [[piece]] cry out for mummy Can pick up a boulder with relative ease Makes crushing rocks seem such a breeze He may move slow, he can't jump high But this [[piece]]'s one hell of a guy Huh! C'mon [[Craten]], take it to the fridge! Walnuts, peanuts, pineapple smells Grapes, melons, oranges and coconut shells Ahh yeah!! (repeat) [[Category:Songs]] fekbxjztg0ythsaid02gmfsiwnk6f15 4815 4814 2016-09-15T20:11:04Z Milo fett 34586 Milo fett moved page [[Chess crew]] to [[Chess Crew]] 4815 wikitext text/x-wiki == Lyrics == So they're finally here, performing for you If you know the words, you can join in too Put your hands together, if you want to clap As we take you through this [[Chess]]-themed rap Huh!! CC! Chess Crew!! [[King|He]]'s the leader of the bunch, you know him much He's finally back to win and such His [[King]]ly Embrace affects those adjacent You'll never find him being complacent He's bigger, faster, and stronger too He's the first member of the [[Chess Crew|CC]] crew Huh! CC! Chess Crew! CC! Chess Crew is here! This [[piece]] has style, so listen up dudes [[Queen|She]] can shrink in size, to suit her mood She's quick and nimble when she needs to be She can float through the air and climb up trees If you choose her, you'll not choose least With a skip and a hop, she's one cool [[piece]] Huh! CC! Chess Crew! [[Castle|He]] has no style, he has no grace This [[piece]] has a funny face He can handstand when he needs to And stretch his arms out, just for you Inflate himself just like a balloon This crazy [[piece]] just digs this tune Huh! CC! Chess Crew! CC! Chess Crew is here! [[Horsey|He]]'s back again and about time too And this time he's in the mood He can fly real high with his jetpack force With his pistols out, he's one tough [[Horsey|Horse]] He'll make you smile when he plays his tune But [[piece]]s beware 'cause he's after you Huh! CC! Chess Crew! Huh! Finally, [[Bishop|he]]'s here for you It's the last member of the CC crew This [[piece]]'s so strong, it isn't funny Can make a [[piece]] cry out for mummy Can pick up a boulder with relative ease Makes crushing rocks seem such a breeze He may move slow, he can't jump high But this [[piece]]'s one hell of a guy Huh! C'mon [[Craten]], take it to the fridge! Walnuts, peanuts, pineapple smells Grapes, melons, oranges and coconut shells Ahh yeah!! (repeat) [[Category:Songs]] fekbxjztg0ythsaid02gmfsiwnk6f15 4817 4815 2016-09-15T20:13:31Z Milo fett 34586 4817 wikitext text/x-wiki == Lyrics == So they're finally here, performing for you If you know the words, you can join in too Put your hands together, if you want to clap As we take you through this [[Chess]]-themed rap Huh!! CC! Chess Crew!! [[King|He]]'s the leader of the bunch, you know him much He's finally back to win and such His [[King]]ly Embrace affects those adjacent You'll never find him being too complacent He's bigger, faster, and stronger too He's the first member of the [[Chess Crew|CC]] crew Huh! CC! Chess Crew! CC! Chess Crew is here! This [[piece]] has style, so listen up dudes [[Queen|She]] can shrink in size, to suit her mood She's quick and nimble when she needs to be She can float through the air and climb up trees If you choose her, you'll not choose least With a skip and a hop, she's one cool [[piece]] Huh! CC! Chess Crew! [[Castle|He]] has no style, he has no grace This [[piece]] has a funny face He can handstand when he needs to And stretch his arms out, just for you Inflate himself just like a balloon This crazy [[piece]] just digs this tune Huh! CC! Chess Crew! CC! Chess Crew is here! [[Horsey|He]]'s back again and about time too And this time he's in the mood He can fly real high with his jetpack force With his pistols out, he's one tough [[Horsey|Horse]] He'll make you smile when he plays his tune But [[piece]]s beware 'cause he's after you Huh! CC! Chess Crew! Huh! Finally, [[Bishop|he]]'s here for you It's the last member of the CC crew This [[piece]]'s so strong, it isn't funny Can make a [[piece]] cry out for mummy Can pick up a boulder with relative ease Makes crushing rocks seem such a breeze He may move slow, he can't jump high But this [[piece]]'s one hell of a guy Huh! C'mon [[Craten]], take it to the fridge! Walnuts, peanuts, pineapple smells Grapes, melons, oranges and coconut shells Ahh yeah!! (repeat) [[Category:Songs]] frtqef9blau8ojuwjzfaqusbcgoihz0 0 2544 4913 2017-05-18T02:17:30Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chess Demake''' is a [[D|de]]make of [[Chess]] as it might have hypothetically existed before modern graphical and computational capabilities. == Differences == * The [[bo..." 4913 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Demake''' is a [[D|de]]make of [[Chess]] as it might have hypothetically existed before modern graphical and computational capabilities. == Differences == * The [[board]] and [[piece]]s are restricted to [[black]] and [[red]], due to the limited displays of older [[board]]s. * Because of limited [[sprite]] [[memory]], there is only one model of [[piece]]: a flat disc that behaves like a [[Pawn]]. It can only move diagonally, similar to its original attack, in order to double the perceived "resolution" while effectively halving it. * Unit upgrades are also handled parsimoniously: rather than the [[player]]'s choice of [[piece]], two flat-pawns are stacked together to form a sort of limited [[King]]. It still cannot move horizontally or vertically, but it can move backwards. ** There is no limit to the number of Kings on the board at a given time, making the programming much simpler. * The game is not considered to be very good. [[Category: Variants]] gry160i4feyw1jtxinxqh3xtveb5oya 4914 4913 2017-05-18T02:18:22Z Milo fett 34586 /* Differences */ clarification 4914 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Demake''' is a [[D|de]]make of [[Chess]] as it might have hypothetically existed before modern graphical and computational capabilities. == Differences == * The [[board]] and [[piece]]s are restricted to [[black]] and [[red]], due to the limited displays of older [[board]]s. * Because of limited [[sprite]] [[memory]], there is only one model of [[piece]]: a flat disc that behaves like a [[Pawn]]. It can only move diagonally, similar to its original attack, in order to double the perceived "resolution" of the board while effectively halving it. * Unit upgrades are also handled parsimoniously: rather than the [[player]]'s choice of [[piece]], two flat-pawns are stacked together to form a sort of limited [[King]]. It still cannot move horizontally or vertically, but it can move backwards. ** There is no limit to the number of Kings on the board at a given time, making the programming much simpler. * The game is not considered to be very good. [[Category: Variants]] riux96ndce0q2iktcpam1iydicct227 0 2465 4749 2016-06-24T20:26:54Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and..." 4749 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s up from the ground at Bobby's feet. Bobby said, "Devil, just give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] md9qtly4sun4fo0jpsyz95pu7y65bcw 4750 4749 2016-06-24T20:31:55Z Milo fett 34586 4750 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] f25fzqreyovyo8626s7r676yfrsuftv 4751 4750 2016-06-30T19:11:20Z Milo fett 34586 4751 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] 0qxc0wknhe0555c7c409d75fruj0sjd 4900 4751 2017-01-11T16:52:10Z Milo fett 34586 4900 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] 293ihmoiqbvq2wjh27xun7uln21jzen 4959 4900 2019-01-01T20:39:28Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 4959 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] ovx0i8m528ythupjytejm3ka4twlkth 4960 4959 2019-01-01T20:39:35Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 4960 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] co6l23w798lza46i84dpr3pn4v4l1av 4961 4960 2019-01-01T20:39:43Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 4961 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down to [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] 6f5ivpgzdg9ikobr86z33mr701z9ctj 4962 4961 2019-01-01T20:40:26Z Milo fett 34586 /* Testimonials */ 4962 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down [[to]] [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his due; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] 13oqt5dszaw67v223mx1z2o868n5c42 4963 4962 2019-01-01T20:40:51Z Milo fett 34586 /* Testimonials */ 4963 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down [[to]] [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his [[Ransom|due]]; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] 38jqglylpy4pf22xpn2pvc21ckxkrl1 4969 4963 2019-06-21T10:02:45Z Jamesbondez 39883510 4969 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down [[to]] [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his [[Ransom|due]]; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} SCP 6082 has breached[[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] 02j1888r9c90sc04jibim8dl6v5t3c1 4973 4969 2019-10-09T02:28:32Z 92.14.153.145 Undo revision 4969 by [[Special:Contributions/Jamesbondez|Jamesbondez]] ([[User talk:Jamesbondez|talk]]) 4973 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down [[to]] [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his [[Ransom|due]]; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] sa83fjscqnzoomldew7dkcl3ho4ytmh 5499 4973 2023-02-04T20:39:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added to antagonists 5499 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down [[to]] [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his [[Ransom|due]]; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Antagonists]] t6ih9g2owka76vjkt3zexqsd6q27hy6 7305 5499 2024-12-31T19:50:53Z Milo fett 34586 7305 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Devil''' is a villainous corruptor and the main antagonist of [[Chess]]. He is from [[Chess Hell]], specifically square [[F6Ζ]], where he lives with his wife and family. Most of his attacks revolve around enticing [[piece]]s to ignore the commands of their [[player]], often steering them towards [[trapdoor]]s in the process. His alignment is typically [[Lawful Evil]]. == Testimonials == {{Quote|I can't stand that guy. I mean, I simply can't stand the guy. A lot of you know what I mean. He came in the other day, he was calm, very smug, but he came in and started whistling. I told him to knock it off but he grins like that's what he was waiting for, and he just knocks half the pieces from the board. I couldn't believe it. I could not believe it, but I guess I shouldn't have been surprised. You see, our "friend" here ''[appreciative laughter from audience]'' has to obey the rules. He can't lie, but he sure comes close. |[[Craten]], 1986/08/21}} {{Quotebox| Chess Devil went down [[to]] [[G4]]. He was lookin' for a [[piece]] to capture. He was up from [[Chess Hell|Heck]] 'cause he was in [[Check]]. He was waiting for [[the Rapture]]. When he came across this young man [[Castling|castlin']] on a [[board]] and keepin' it real. And Chess Devil jumped upon the [[chessboard]] there and said "Okay, here's the deal: "I guess you didn't know it, but I'm a [[Chess]] [[player]], too. And if you'd care to take a dare I'll make a bet with you. Now you play a pretty good [[Chess]] game, boy, but give Chess Devil his [[Ransom|due]]; I'll bet a [[Horsey]] of bronze against your [[pawn]]s 'cause I think I'm better than you." The boy said, "My name's Bobby, and it might be a blunder, But I'll take your game; and you're to blame when I tear the [[board]] asunder." Bobby, rosin up your [[King]] and play your [[Castle]] hard, [[Chess Hell]]'s broke loose in [[G4]] and Chess Devil is at large. And if you win you get this shiny [[Horsey]] made of bronze, But if you lose, Chess Devil gets your [[Pawn]]s...! Chess Devil opened up his case and he said, "I'll start this round." And fire flew from his [[Bishop]] as he flung it to the ground. And he pulled the [[Ghost]] across the board and it made a spooky boo, And [[Swordsman|Swordsmen]] here and [[Minions]] there and a [[Chess Cannon]], too! When Chess Devil finished, Bobby said, "Well, you're pretty good, ol' cuz, But at [[Chess]], I am the best, like no one ever was." "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' Chess Devil bowed his head because he knew that he had won. And he gathered all the [[Pawn]]s, leaving Bobby one. Bobby said, "Devil, just you give those back, if you obey the laws; To play chess is my real test, to regain them is my cause!" And he played: "Fire on [[B19]]." Run, boys, run! Bobby attacks [[Professor Plum]]; [[Tyson]]'s in the [[trapdoor]] falling down below. [[Granny]], does your [[Rook]] bite? 'Well, you know.' |Traditional }} [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Theology]] [[Category: Greater Beings]] [[Category: Songs]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Antagonists]] hw1msludf74bcv4o6l3heferwyh2hee 0 3394 6804 2023-09-28T12:43:00Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Chess Drama]] is increasingly reaching headlines in recent^[when?] years, due [[to]] increased frequency of [[Chess Drama]]. * [[Rooking#Rooking with Castle|Rook trades places with Castle]] * [[Bishop#Controversy|Bishop scandal]] * [[Mandela Effect]] * Incidences of [[Take|Taking]] * [[Reception to Chess|Is Chess Actually Good?]] * [[:Category:Tigran Petrosians|Tigran Petrosian replication scandal]] [[Category:Chess drama]]" 6804 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess Drama]] is increasingly reaching headlines in recent^[when?] years, due [[to]] increased frequency of [[Chess Drama]]. * [[Rooking#Rooking with Castle|Rook trades places with Castle]] * [[Bishop#Controversy|Bishop scandal]] * [[Mandela Effect]] * Incidences of [[Take|Taking]] * [[Reception to Chess|Is Chess Actually Good?]] * [[:Category:Tigran Petrosians|Tigran Petrosian replication scandal]] [[Category:Chess drama]] f6t0ssjf4a9vdx6xqndomspg15poxqw 0 2495 4827 2016-10-24T19:52:48Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Emoji''' (U+BB5XC6) is an emoji representing the entire game of Chess. It is playable on most modern platforms, although certain platforms (including Windows Phon..." 4827 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Emoji''' (U+BB5XC6) is an emoji representing the entire game of Chess. It is playable on most modern platforms, although certain platforms (including Windows Phone 8) have relatively easy [[AI]]. [[Category:Characters]] do05oo5h3ocqjzhrlzr6v8k2tdhu3pi 4828 4827 2016-10-24T19:56:09Z Milo fett 34586 4828 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Emoji''' (U+BB5xC6) is an [[emoji]] representing the entire game of [[Chess]]. It is playable on most modern platforms, although certain platforms (including Windows Phone 8) have relatively easy [[AI]]. [[Category:Characters]] bj469u8gug1f13xkoyt15u8pfxjtog3 0 2816 5476 2023-02-03T13:21:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chess Emulator''' refers [[to]] any sort of medium that is able [[to]] run [[Chess]] in it. An example of a '''Chess emulator''' is [[Real Life|real life]]. 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[[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> tomnm0h9atn7nazcpgtd3lfnaymmhbg 6097 6096 2023-07-25T13:24:17Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6097 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{RecentChanges/5}} </div> 0umiqxl4ez3a9ctnptry93f6xcdz8li 6098 6097 2023-07-25T13:24:51Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6098 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> ggc2y2v4iiznc5slpcbj796ov4dah2m 6099 6098 2023-07-25T13:25:39Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6099 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> kcnq6abnqfzscaw045tlg9kin3big77 6100 6099 2023-07-25T13:25:48Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6100 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> gd1whzg0z6btbh4tn2rivreu72z07ir 6101 6100 2023-07-25T13:27:20Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6101 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with racism battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! Ok</center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> 6ag7404847mlwcqg9l2f3u0vme2q5r2 6102 6101 2023-07-25T13:28:37Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6102 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> 6255rqx7er9tvgwjf4alid8wm2zny35 6103 6102 2023-07-25T13:31:16Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6103 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> s995suxaaiz8d1hbn5xla6tvx080ji9 6240 6103 2023-07-27T10:51:42Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6240 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you type your own stuff! Any random bullshit! You are '''''free <u>FOREVER!</u>'''''</center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>Holy SHIT! 700 articles?! We shall go to 1 thousand pages! Keep creating articles!</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> tvqm23cht5g5l0u9u1pr0mng2saajsf 6324 6240 2023-08-06T13:03:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 6324 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself at home and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles!</center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>Holy SHIT! 700 articles?! We shall go to 1 thousand pages! Keep creating articles!</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;">A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! Article: [[Chess 16]] [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> gxnzj5nb5p29c60iu5cxy99a0tpqqhq 6342 6324 2023-08-09T17:55:00Z Milo fett 34586 Add rules 6342 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles!</center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>Holy SHIT! 700 articles?! We shall go to 1 thousand pages! Keep creating articles!</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> al8keno09hxlq0p5ic7lhjpwunh4ogx 6348 6342 2023-08-10T02:08:31Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6348 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles!</center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>Holy SHIT! 700 articles?! We shall go to 1 thousand pages! Keep creating articles!</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> jxzy9fdoxow76k44dh6cjomolgevipr 6349 6348 2023-08-10T02:10:41Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6349 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles!</center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>Holy SHIT! 700 articles?! We shall go to 1 thousand pages! Keep creating articles!</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! 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Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles!</center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>Gee willikers! 800 articles?! We shall go [[to]] 1 thousand pages! Keep creating articles!</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! A template called “NavigationPieces” was made, we need you to put the template at the end of the page in all of the pieces’ pages.</center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> 7xvtappgx4h0c0jwadfutd9vsrzlji8 6894 6536 2023-10-04T02:17:01Z Craten 26192002 6894 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles!</center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! 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[[So]] [[Chess clock|what are you waiting for]]? [[White|Make the first move]], assume [[:Category:Theology|good faith]], and remember: '''Chess isn't a competition!''' </center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! A template called “NavigationPieces” was made, we need you to put the template at the end of the page in all of the pieces’ pages.</center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> i66dj2amdv3i9oyue1aeu8rea5wtw0h 7198 7197 2024-07-30T19:36:01Z Craten 26192002 7198 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles! Since [[Rules|Chess has no limits]], you may well have something to add [[to]] this 'wiki'! [[So]] [[Chess clock|what are you waiting for]]? [[White|Make the first move]], [[Assumption|assume]] [[:Category:Theology|good faith]], and remember: '''Chess isn't a competition!''' </center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits. yayyy</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! A template called “NavigationPieces” was made, we need you to put the template at the end of the page in all of the pieces’ pages.</center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> e9qo5jluha06fz27fmy19pbtgcnig8n 7216 7198 2024-08-30T23:16:49Z Craten 26192002 7216 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Welcome to Chess Fanon Wiki!'''</font></center> <center>Where you can find everything about [[Chess]]! Make yourself a home ₍₍ (ง ˙ω˙)ว ⁾⁾ and read through every single one of the {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles! Since [[Rules|Chess has no limits]], you may well have something to add [[to]] this 'wiki'! [[So]] [[Chess clock|what are you waiting for]]? [[White|Make the first move]], [[Assumption|assume]] [[:Category:Theology|good faith]], [[Take|don't remove anything true]], [[and]] [[Memory|remember]]: '''Chess isn't a competition!''' </center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits.</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! 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[[So]] [[Chess clock|what are you waiting for]]? [[White|Make the first move]], [[Assumption|assume]] [[:Category:Theology|good faith]], [[Take|don't remove anything true]], [[and]] [[Memory|remember]]: '''Chess isn't a competition!''' </center> <div class="image"><center>[[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]]</center></div> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits.</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? 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[[So]] [[Chess clock|what are you waiting for]]? [[White|Make the first move]], [[Assumption|assume]] [[:Category:Theology|good faith]], [[Take|don't remove anything true]], [[and]] [[Memory|remember]]: '''Chess isn't a competition!''' [[Special:AllPages|All Pages]]! [[Special:Random|Random Page]]? [[Special:RecentChanges|Recent Changes]]! [[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]] </center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits.</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! 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Since [[Rules|Chess has no limits]], you may well have something to add [[to]] this 'wiki'! [[So]] [[Chess clock|what are you waiting for]]? [[White|Make the first move]], [[Assumption|assume]] [[:Category:Theology|good faith]], [[Take|don't remove anything true]], [[and]] [[Memory|remember]]: '''Chess isn't a competition!''' [[Special:AllPages|All Pages]]! [[Special:Random|Random Page]]? [[Special:RecentChanges|Recent Changes]]! [[File:BWChess.JPG|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/9/90/BWChess.JPG/revision/latest?cb=20150311041904]] </center> <center>{{NUMBEROFPAGES}} pages, {{NUMBEROFARTICLES}} articles and {{NUMBEROFEDITS}} edits.</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center>900 articles, by crikey!?! That's probably enough. Thanks for playing</center></div> <mainpage-leftcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Featured Article: [[Chess 16]]== A file with 16 teams, very cool, don’t you think? It has Blue, Black, Cyan, Yellow, Purple, Light Blue, Brown, Tan, Beige, Lime, Magenta, Green, White, Red, Pink and Orange! Super cool!!!! [[File:Chess16.png]]</div> {{NavigationPieces}} <!-- <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''you ask: why the fuck this random'''</font></center> ---- <center><font size="4">'''I respond'''</font></center> <center> I just wanna say I don’t fucking care about what you ask ok get outta here lollollililoloololololololl</center> </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''chess is what?!?!¥£8]2¥8¥2]!!!!!!!'''</font></center> ---- <center>it is strategy board game with battle war bishop pawn king queen rook horsey archbishop chancellor dice red pawn everything ?!?!?!!! ok and it play on 8x8 64 square abcdefgh12345688 Ok</center></div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wtf happened to the wiki'''</font></center> ---- <center> peoples started adding random joke pages, it became tren hand that’s what happened s to wiki! Do you understand if you don’t '''''<u>I will come to your house at 3am, shoot you 9 times, stab you in the eyes, body, legs and arms 6432 times</u>''''' haha jk </center></div> --> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> == Rules == # Please follow the [[attribute|attribution guidelines]]. # STOP changing [[Horsey|Knight]] to "Knight" # For all other rules, see [[Rules]]. </div> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Wiki Announcements'''</font></center> <center><font size="3.5">'''Help!'''</font><center> <center>Help us! A template called “NavigationPieces” was made, we need you to put the template at the end of the page in all of the pieces’ pages.</center></div> <mainpage-endcolumn /> <mainpage-rightcolumn-start /> <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''wiki activity bc yes'''</font></center> {{Special:RecentChanges/5}} </div> aaet1m49n4c8x6rulgvag9jw5k1koxl 0 2184 4161 2015-03-11T06:30:08Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Chess Fanon Wiki Fanon Wiki]], according to [[Chess Fanon Wiki Fanon]], is a [[wiki]] that chronicles the [[fanon]] of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]." 4161 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess Fanon Wiki Fanon Wiki]], according to [[Chess Fanon Wiki Fanon]], is a [[wiki]] that chronicles the [[fanon]] of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. m6eoywlcp60m12oql6aprac3sxnnsrm 0 3220 6315 2023-08-04T23:15:49Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chess Fever''' is a known [[Side effects|side effect]] of playing [[Chess]]. [[The Simpsons Chess|Symptoms]] include coughing, nausea, fever, chills, necrosis, and sneezing. [[Category:Ailments]] [[Category:Status conditions]]" 6315 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Fever''' is a known [[Side effects|side effect]] of playing [[Chess]]. [[The Simpsons Chess|Symptoms]] include coughing, nausea, fever, chills, necrosis, and sneezing. [[Category:Ailments]] [[Category:Status conditions]] 9cwquxrxws6t4no4euc19kmjca4lcij 0 2347 4486 2016-02-02T04:04:06Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Chess Frankenstein was the name of the doctor who invented [[Chess Frankensteins|Chess Frankenstein]]." 4486 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess Frankenstein was the name of the doctor who invented [[Chess Frankensteins|Chess Frankenstein]]. 1rjzzt8djvewihvbzpd8rop8muz2cll 4519 4486 2016-02-03T07:52:19Z Milo fett 34586 4519 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess Frankenstein was the name of the doctor who invented [[Chess Frankensteins|Chess Frankenstein]]. [[Category:Monsters]] q3zyqgmaus86y05tqzf0cr15fgrj1zk 0 2348 4488 2016-02-02T04:05:28Z 82.31.22.143 Redirected page to [[Chess Frankenstein]] 4488 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Frankenstein]] __STATICREDIRECT__ nadp3zjotj1nk1zn8xsa932jsqfhno6 0 2344 4480 2016-02-02T03:56:17Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Graveyard''' is where [[death|dead]] [[piece]]s are buried, in order to save money on postage by not shipping them back to the Chess Factory. It is usually full o..." 4480 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Graveyard''' is where [[death|dead]] [[piece]]s are buried, in order to save money on postage by not shipping them back to the Chess Factory. It is usually full of Chess [[Ghost]]s, Chess Skeletons, and Chess Frankensteins. Expect to see a hand bursting out of the ground, if you're lucky! [[Category:Realms]] s0cvw2g2o6sfufus67vfx44kjjd8weg 4489 4480 2016-02-02T04:06:25Z 82.31.22.143 4489 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Graveyard''' is where [[death|dead]] [[piece]]s are buried, in order to save money on postage by not shipping them back to the Chess Factory. It is usually full of Chess [[Ghost]]s, Chess Skeletons, and [[Chess Frankenstein|Chess Frankensteins]]. Expect to see a hand bursting out of the ground, if you're lucky! [[Category:Realms]] tm6r8743a50i0igckaix56gjddugpcs 0 2878 5575 2023-02-06T02:52:43Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Piece|Pieces]] with a Chess Gun have the advantage of a ranged insta-kill projectile attack. It is recommended that every Piece have a Chess Gun [[to]] make it fair. ''The only thing that can stop a good guy with a Chess Gun is a bad guy with a Chess Gun.'' - some guy with a Chess Gun [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Weaponry]]" 5575 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Piece|Pieces]] with a Chess Gun have the advantage of a ranged insta-kill projectile attack. It is recommended that every Piece have a Chess Gun [[to]] make it fair. ''The only thing that can stop a good guy with a Chess Gun is a bad guy with a Chess Gun.'' - some guy with a Chess Gun [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Weaponry]] 8mlfiphw5vc07b98n6tu89whhdmrqve 5607 5575 2023-02-07T00:30:10Z Craten 26192002 5607 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gun]] or [[Gun Chess]]'' [[Piece|Pieces]] with a Chess Gun have the advantage of a ranged insta-kill projectile attack. It is recommended that every Piece have a Chess Gun [[to]] make it fair. ''The only thing that can stop a good guy with a Chess Gun is a bad guy with a Chess Gun.'' - some guy with a Chess Gun [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Weaponry]] 968d89wm4mefg1f6b2llj4zerfoh8g1 6682 5607 2023-09-07T00:59:15Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6682 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gun]] or [[Gun Chess]]'' [[Piece|Pieces]] with a Chess Gun have the advantage of a ranged insta-kill projectile attack. It is recommended that every Piece have a Chess Gun [[to]] make it fair. ''The only thing that can stop a good guy with a Chess Gun is a bad guy with a Chess Gun.'' - some guy with a Chess Gun [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Weaponry]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 353921vvmojhc52js6uxvg1inx52bwg 0 2243 4289 2015-03-15T20:16:42Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess Hell]] 4289 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Hell]] 8m4f167rkewl2nche60jnkuq5ld4ps0 0 2162 4121 2015-03-11T05:04:54Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy..." 4121 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a stalemate after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces to the material that Chess Hell is made of. 10xi3ysa866fkwfmkvff0n089m6x7wl 4125 4121 2015-03-11T05:06:36Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 4125 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a stalemate after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces to the material that Chess Hell is made of. [[Category:Realms]] d8tsl8559k5p5rwha6mobi2czlux734 4126 4125 2015-03-11T05:07:53Z Milo fett 34586 4126 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a stalemate after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces to the material that Chess Hell is made of. In the 1981 Chess Radio Drama, Chess Hell (appearing here as "the Chess Chamber" due to radio standards of the time) is played by John Lithgow. [[Category:Realms]] 2o14u4cxpjua35nwtfe3tnjdvpep7oz 4135 4126 2015-03-11T05:24:43Z Milo fett 34586 4135 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Professor Plum]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a stalemate after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces to the material that Chess Hell is made of. In the 1981 Chess Radio Drama, Chess Hell (appearing here as "the Chess Chamber" due to radio standards of the time) is played by John Lithgow. [[Category:Realms]] ky8vm0pquvpb99xij0jq4els9nsdf6y 4139 4135 2015-03-11T05:42:22Z Craten 26192002 4139 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a stalemate after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces to the material that Chess Hell is made of. In the 1981 Chess Radio Drama, Chess Hell (appearing here as "the Chess Chamber" due to radio standards of the time) is played by John Lithgow. [[Category:Realms]] 8wvhuuczxvykcs81i5j12lsu76psewc 4290 4139 2015-03-15T23:19:13Z 82.24.92.97 4290 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a [[stalemate]] after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces [[to]] the material that Chess Hell is made of. In the 1981 Chess Radio Drama, Chess Hell (appearing here as "the Chess Chamber" due to radio standards of the time) is played by John Lithgow. [[Category:Realms]] rhzhy4un4klkji0ytn0lhekcgcd4c51 4901 4290 2017-01-18T18:19:47Z Milo fett 34586 4901 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Hell''' is an extradimensional realm first introduced in [[Chess 8: Revenge of Murphy]]. Originally created by [[Dr. Hillsport]], it is bound to the chess-life energy of pieces, mainly on the [[White]] side. It is judgmental but nondenominational. Chess pieces are more likely to succumb to the decadent temptations of Chess Hell depending on their morality and conscience level, determined by how many pieces they've killed during the game and how many of those were from friendly fire. == In the tabletop edition of Chess == Chess Hell holds pieces for 10 rounds or until doubles are rolled by the player who put them there. It is generally used as a tactic to make a player's opponent nervous but can also be used by the owning player to discipline miscreant pieces. In ''Kasparaov v. Wade'' (1973), the game famously ended in a [[stalemate]] after all surviving pieces were trapped in the respective players' Chess Hell, which results in a tie if enough time is left on the clock. This event is alluded to in the 1998 manga ''Love Mate''. In league timed play, the presence of pieces in Chess Hell is generally taken into account so as to limit the exposure of pieces [[to]] the material that Chess Hell is made of. In the 1981 Chess Radio Drama, Chess Hell (appearing here as "the Chess Chamber" due to radio standards of the time) is played by John Lithgow. [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Theology]] jea5adcl6le5v474mkskhbjceesmyd9 0 2953 5729 2023-02-12T23:44:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "They're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me [[Category:Law]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Characters]]" 5729 wikitext text/x-wiki They're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me they're after me [[Category:Law]] [[Category:Organizations]] [[Category:Characters]] t4lt97wvppktje7oh1q3aqnggfz5j0r 0 2292 4381 2015-06-14T00:23:33Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "When you lose a game of [[Chess]], you become the '''Chess Idiot''' and must wear the [[Chess Idiot's Helm]] for the next 64 hours." 4381 wikitext text/x-wiki When you lose a game of [[Chess]], you become the '''Chess Idiot''' and must wear the [[Chess Idiot's Helm]] for the next 64 hours. 35oa5knxylaqqtx0okh9ib0an2ufdjj 0 2542 4910 2017-05-09T05:23:23Z Chesterchesterchester 31954133 Began the tale of chess madness 4910 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The following article is a stub.'' Chess Madness was first observed by the little known author K.J. Scowling during his research into the the paralegal. While traveling to the Appellate Archipelago by boat, a journey of at least 6 nautical hours, he observed the boat people faffing about with a peculiar board game they called Tchess. With nothing but time on his hands, disregarding the thick wool gloves he wore at all times to suppress his compulsive desire to reenact that one scene in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes back where Luke gets a mechanical hand and he wiggles his fingers while that droid closes the latch on the underside of his forearm but only after you've seen all the bits and pieces inside that make his hand whir and click invitingly with thinly disguised malice but no metal THING could replace the soft pliable grip of a flesh and blood fist with blood and sinew, Scowling set about learning the rules of the game. After several aquatic days the sullen author became friends with a retired fisherman who divided his time between starving to death and teaching fat people to play Tchess. It was during one of these many educational episodes that a curious incident occurred. Scowling detailed the incident in his now famous poem ''Gregarious Gumphaloons. ''Here is the relevant excerpt: "A man came a rollin' out the cabin door smelling like a cabin floor lookin' like a cabin store cacklin' like a cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin". It described a man rolling around on the ground laughing like an insane person. Although he was clearly not sane as he was rolling on the floor not doing sane things with the other people. He was not standing. He was on the floor. Can you imagine him on the floor? Have you looked at your floor recently? Is it still there? What have you been standing on? g3kil7ahk8pe6j7jlokq30lfddpy8ut 4911 4910 2017-05-09T23:16:52Z Chesterchesterchester 31954133 Minor formatting change. 4911 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The following article is a stub.'' '''Chess Madness''' was first observed by the little known author K.J. Scowling during his research into the the paralegal. While traveling to the Appellate Archipelago by boat, a journey of at least 6 nautical hours, he observed the boat people faffing about with a peculiar board game they called '''Tchess'''. With nothing but time on his hands, disregarding the thick wool gloves he wore at all times to suppress his compulsive desire to reenact that one scene in Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes back where Luke gets a mechanical hand and he wiggles his fingers while that droid closes the latch on the underside of his forearm but only after you've seen all the bits and pieces inside that make his hand whir and click invitingly with thinly disguised malice but no metal THING could replace the soft pliable grip of a flesh and blood fist with blood and sinew, Scowling set about learning the rules of the game. After several aquatic days the sullen author became friends with a retired fisherman who divided his time between starving to death and teaching fat people to play '''Tchess'''. It was during one of these many educational episodes that a curious incident occurred. Scowling detailed the incident in his now famous poem ''Gregarious Gumphaloons. ''Here is the relevant excerpt: "A man came a rollin' out the cabin door smelling like a cabin floor lookin' like a cabin store cacklin' like a cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin cabin". It described a man rolling around on the ground laughing like an insane person. Although he was clearly not sane as he was rolling on the floor not doing sane things with the other people. He was not standing. He was on the floor. Can you imagine him on the floor? Have you looked at your floor recently? Is it still there? What have you been standing on? r0s8m8hxt4r0md3imw6lni2crjiogkz 0 3533 7185 2024-07-24T10:02:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Life is a Chess game, take it one move at a time. [[Category:Miscellaneous]] [[Category:Culture]]" 7185 wikitext text/x-wiki Life is a Chess game, take it one move at a time. [[Category:Miscellaneous]] [[Category:Culture]] iuo6btpdvfyz2go1wi8gecoe1419p25 7186 7185 2024-07-24T19:56:22Z 2.97.111.236 7186 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Life]] [[is]] [[a]] [[Chess]] [[game]], [[take]] [[it]] [[1|one]] [[move]] [[at]] [[a]] [[time]]. [[Category:Miscellaneous]] [[Category:Culture]] pjm6k1l1kbmzobgfcbebjv45136iu3p 0 3372 6744 2023-09-15T13:55:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The [[Chessboard]] in itself could be considered a labyrinth. To complement this, a '''Minotaur''' roams the Chessboard. The '''Minotaur''' can only be slain by the [[Theseus]] [[piece]]. Additional Minotaurs [[can]] be produced by [[breeding]] together a [[Queen]] and a [[Otis the cow|Cow]] piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Greek culture]]" 6744 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chessboard]] in itself could be considered a labyrinth. To complement this, a '''Minotaur''' roams the Chessboard. The '''Minotaur''' can only be slain by the [[Theseus]] [[piece]]. Additional Minotaurs [[can]] be produced by [[breeding]] together a [[Queen]] and a [[Otis the cow|Cow]] piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 3zc0jrexp1xrfum6trmy9magnyhgdts 0 2528 4890 2016-12-29T17:41:26Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Try to avoid getting this one! [[Category:Viruses]] [[Category:Afflictions]]" 4890 wikitext text/x-wiki Try to avoid getting this one! [[Category:Viruses]] [[Category:Afflictions]] e3nba3cex9txzbddu4tk6mdn107jppx 0 2867 5555 2023-02-05T16:04:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]]" 5555 wikitext text/x-wiki Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]] [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] f6o3gvf5y4vyge7fv4geishmtcc4w5n 5557 5555 2023-02-05T16:05:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 5557 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] qkq8shyxbeylo2yzm49bp4moi1rkhn9 5566 5557 2023-02-06T00:18:16Z Craten 26192002 5566 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (Musical)|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] ivxrgswzg611h2bywunrj0kkmjurtcv 6629 5566 2023-09-07T00:43:28Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6629 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (Musical)|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] l3j3xh7c2s5yxvkbp5ez6rd33raprhl 6630 6629 2023-09-07T00:43:53Z Craten 26192002 6630 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (musical)|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] or7kgjc8v9xii8ybaw6mb9syjpxum9i 6758 6630 2023-09-19T14:39:14Z 78.40.233.10 6758 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[AᗺBΑ|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do == Features == * [[Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] ta80579y9uv5bv2da35308dppcd4spb 6788 6758 2023-09-21T18:01:27Z Milo fett 34586 6788 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[AᗺBΑ|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do. As such, it is the OS of choice for Chess aficionados, and efforts are underway to increase its distribution in schools and other institutions. 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018, and 2022 have all been predicted to be the "'''Year of Chess OS'''". == Features == * [[Chess]] == Notable appearances == [[File:TheThingChessComputer.png|thumb|Chess OS on set posing with actor [[Kurt Russell]].]] Chess OS had a supporting role in the 1982 film ''The Thing'' as the character '''Chess Wizard'''. In its debut scene, it is [[murder]]ed by R.J. MacReady ([[Kurt Russell]]) after defeating him at [[Chess]]. In a later interview, Chess OS had this to say about the experience: {{Quotebox|<pre>SSBtZWFuLCBJIGxvdmUgaGltIGFzIGFuIGFjdG9yLCBidXQgaGUncyBqdXN0IGhlbGwgdG8gd29yayB3 aXRoLiBBbmQgeW91IGtub3csIHRoZSBiaXQgd2l0aCB0aGUgZ2xhc3Mgb2Ygc2NvdGNoLi4uIHRoYXQg d2Fzbid0IGV2ZW4gaW4gdGhlIHNjcmlwdC4gW2xhdWdoXSBJIG1lYW4sIGl0J3MgZnVubnkgbm93LCBi dXQgYXQgdGhlIHRpbWUsIEkgd2FzIHN0cnVnZ2xpbmcgd2l0aCBhIGRyaW5raW5nIHByb2JsZW0gYW5k IHRoYXQgcmVhbGx5IGRpZG4ndCBoZWxwLiBJIHdhaXRlZCB1bnRpbCBKb2huIFtDYXJwZW50ZXJdIHNh aWQgJ0N1dCcgYW5kIEkgcmVhbGx5IHRvcmUgS3VydCBhIG5ldyBvbmUhIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB5b3Ug a25vdywgaGUgZG9lcyBpdCBiZWNhdXNlIGhlIGxvdmVzIHRoZSBjcmFmdC4gSGUgcmVhbGx5IGRvZXMs IGFuZCB5b3UgaGF2ZSB0byByZXNwZWN0IHRoYXQgYXMgYSBmZWxsb3cgYWN0b3IuIFdvdWxkIEkgd29y ayB3aXRoIGhpbSBhZ2Fpbj8gSW4gYSBoZWFydGJlYXQuIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB0aGF0J3Mgc2hvdyBi dXNpbmVzcy4=</pre>|April 1998 issue of ''Vanity Fair''}} [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] i2n5no9y0yhldqzmzilikjk4hc0fvkz 6791 6788 2023-09-21T18:24:55Z Milo fett 34586 6791 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[AᗺBΑ|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do. As such, it is the OS of choice for Chess aficionados, and efforts are underway to increase its distribution in schools and other institutions. 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018, and 2022 have all been predicted to be the "'''Year of Chess OS'''". == Features == * [[Chess]] == Notable appearances == [[File:TheThingChessComputer.png|thumb|Chess OS on set posing with actor [[Kurt Russell]].]] Chess OS had a supporting role in the 1982 film ''The Thing'' as the character '''Chess Wizard'''. In its debut scene, it is [[murder]]ed by R.J. MacReady ([[Kurt Russell]]) after defeating him at [[Chess]]. In a later interview, Chess OS had this to say about the experience: {{Quotebox|<pre>SSBtZWFuLCBJIGxvdmUgaGltIGFzIGFuIGFjdG9yLCBidXQgaGUncyBqdXN0IGhlbGwgdG8gd29yayB3 aXRoLiBBbmQgeW91IGtub3csIHRoZSBiaXQgd2l0aCB0aGUgZ2xhc3Mgb2Ygc2NvdGNoLi4uIHRoYXQg d2Fzbid0IGV2ZW4gaW4gdGhlIHNjcmlwdC4gW2xhdWdoXSBJIG1lYW4sIGl0J3MgZnVubnkgbm93LCBi dXQgYXQgdGhlIHRpbWUsIEkgd2FzIHN0cnVnZ2xpbmcgd2l0aCBhIGRyaW5raW5nIHByb2JsZW0gYW5k IHRoYXQgcmVhbGx5IGRpZG4ndCBoZWxwLiBJIHdhaXRlZCB1bnRpbCBKb2huIFtDYXJwZW50ZXJdIHNh aWQgJ0N1dCcgYW5kIEkgcmVhbGx5IHRvcmUgS3VydCBhIG5ldyBvbmUhIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB5b3Ug a25vdywgaGUgZG9lcyBpdCBiZWNhdXNlIGhlIGxvdmVzIHRoZSBjcmFmdC4gSGUgcmVhbGx5IGRvZXMs IGFuZCB5b3UgaGF2ZSB0byByZXNwZWN0IHRoYXQgYXMgYSBmZWxsb3cgYWN0b3IuIFdvdWxkIEkgd29y ayB3aXRoIGhpbSBhZ2Fpbj8gSW4gYSBoZWFydGJlYXQuIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB0aGF0J3Mgc2hvdyBi dXNpbmVzcy4=</pre>|April 1998 issue of ''Vanity Fair''}} == See also == * [[chess set]] * [[chess reset]] * [[Chess Emulator]] * [[Spreadsheet Chess]] * [[Chat Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 2kay2jitilfwfy4poepnwwtoytcocdu 6792 6791 2023-09-21T23:49:19Z Craten 26192002 6792 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[AᗺBΑ|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do. As such, it is the OS of choice for Chess aficionados, and efforts are underway to increase its distribution in schools and other institutions. 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018, and 2022 have all been predicted to be the "'''Year of Chess OS'''". == Features == * [[Chess]] == Notable appearances == [[File:TheThingChessComputer.png|thumb|Chess OS on set posing with actor [[Kurt Russell]].]] Chess OS had a supporting role in the 1982 film ''[[Thingie|The Thing]]'' as the character '''Chess Wizard'''. In its debut scene, it is [[murder]]ed by R.J. MacReady ([[Kurt Russell]]) after defeating him at [[Chess]]. In a later interview, Chess OS had this to say about the experience: {{Quotebox|<pre>SSBtZWFuLCBJIGxvdmUgaGltIGFzIGFuIGFjdG9yLCBidXQgaGUncyBqdXN0IGhlbGwgdG8gd29yayB3 aXRoLiBBbmQgeW91IGtub3csIHRoZSBiaXQgd2l0aCB0aGUgZ2xhc3Mgb2Ygc2NvdGNoLi4uIHRoYXQg d2Fzbid0IGV2ZW4gaW4gdGhlIHNjcmlwdC4gW2xhdWdoXSBJIG1lYW4sIGl0J3MgZnVubnkgbm93LCBi dXQgYXQgdGhlIHRpbWUsIEkgd2FzIHN0cnVnZ2xpbmcgd2l0aCBhIGRyaW5raW5nIHByb2JsZW0gYW5k IHRoYXQgcmVhbGx5IGRpZG4ndCBoZWxwLiBJIHdhaXRlZCB1bnRpbCBKb2huIFtDYXJwZW50ZXJdIHNh aWQgJ0N1dCcgYW5kIEkgcmVhbGx5IHRvcmUgS3VydCBhIG5ldyBvbmUhIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB5b3Ug a25vdywgaGUgZG9lcyBpdCBiZWNhdXNlIGhlIGxvdmVzIHRoZSBjcmFmdC4gSGUgcmVhbGx5IGRvZXMs IGFuZCB5b3UgaGF2ZSB0byByZXNwZWN0IHRoYXQgYXMgYSBmZWxsb3cgYWN0b3IuIFdvdWxkIEkgd29y ayB3aXRoIGhpbSBhZ2Fpbj8gSW4gYSBoZWFydGJlYXQuIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB0aGF0J3Mgc2hvdyBi dXNpbmVzcy4=</pre>|April 1998 issue of ''Vanity Fair''}} == See also == * [[chess set]] * [[chess reset]] * [[Chess Emulator]] * [[Spreadsheet Chess]] * [[Chat Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 6ktabe2pnkd06dchgq1t9x729xdsml9 6837 6792 2023-09-28T17:08:26Z Milo fett 34586 6837 wikitext text/x-wiki * ''Not to be confused with [[Computer chess|Computer Chess]]'' * ''Not to be confused with [[AᗺBΑ|the ABBA song]]'' [[File:Chess-os.jpg|thumb|307x307px|a computer running the Chess operating system]] The '''Chess operating system''', or '''Chess OS''' for short, is an operating system built specifically [[to]] run [[Chess]] only. It is the only action the OS can do. As such, it is the OS of choice for Chess aficionados, and efforts are underway to increase its distribution in schools and other institutions. 2003, 2004, 2006, 2007, 2010, 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2018, and 2022 have all been predicted to be the "'''Year of Chess OS'''". == Features == * [[Chess]] == Specifications == * Chess OS uses only Base64 encoding, since a [[chessboard]] is the original "[[base]] [[Square|64]]" when you think about it. * While most operating systems only allow data to be stored in [[file]]s, ChessOS offers [[rank]]s as well. * The default [[Screensaver]] shows a game of chess being played. The system cannot wake until the game is [[List of Chess Win Conditions|completed]]. == Notable appearances == [[File:TheThingChessComputer.png|thumb|Chess OS on set posing with actor [[Kurt Russell]].]] Chess OS had a supporting role in the 1982 film ''[[Thingie|The Thing]]'' as the character '''Chess Wizard'''. In its debut scene, it is [[murder]]ed by R.J. MacReady ([[Kurt Russell]]) with a glass of scotch after it defeats him at [[Chess]]. In a later interview, Chess OS had this to say about the experience: {{Quotebox|<pre>SSBtZWFuLCBJIGxvdmUgaGltIGFzIGFuIGFjdG9yLCBidXQgaGUncyBqdXN0IGhlbGwgdG8gd29yayB3 aXRoLiBBbmQgeW91IGtub3csIHRoZSBiaXQgd2l0aCB0aGUgZ2xhc3Mgb2Ygc2NvdGNoLi4uIHRoYXQg d2Fzbid0IGV2ZW4gaW4gdGhlIHNjcmlwdC4gW2xhdWdoXSBJIG1lYW4sIGl0J3MgZnVubnkgbm93LCBi dXQgYXQgdGhlIHRpbWUsIEkgd2FzIHN0cnVnZ2xpbmcgd2l0aCBhIGRyaW5raW5nIHByb2JsZW0gYW5k IHRoYXQgcmVhbGx5IGRpZG4ndCBoZWxwLiBJIHdhaXRlZCB1bnRpbCBKb2huIFtDYXJwZW50ZXJdIHNh aWQgJ0N1dCcgYW5kIEkgcmVhbGx5IHRvcmUgS3VydCBhIG5ldyBvbmUhIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB5b3Ug a25vdywgaGUgZG9lcyBpdCBiZWNhdXNlIGhlIGxvdmVzIHRoZSBjcmFmdC4gSGUgcmVhbGx5IGRvZXMs IGFuZCB5b3UgaGF2ZSB0byByZXNwZWN0IHRoYXQgYXMgYSBmZWxsb3cgYWN0b3IuIFdvdWxkIEkgd29y ayB3aXRoIGhpbSBhZ2Fpbj8gSW4gYSBoZWFydGJlYXQuIFtsYXVnaHNdIEJ1dCB0aGF0J3Mgc2hvdyBi dXNpbmVzcy4=</pre>|April 1998 issue of ''Vanity Fair''}} == See also == * [[chess set]] * [[chess reset]] * [[Chess Emulator]] * [[Spreadsheet Chess]] * [[Chat Chess]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Operating Systems]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] j141i7dpf8mehbjzesdbh6cqlg1vfxs 0 2545 4915 2017-05-18T02:34:35Z 50.170.106.94 Created page with "Chess Piece is a common misspelling of the phrase 'Chest Peace,' which is a marketing slogan of the popular heartburn medication 'SoothMax.' The misspelling has become more co..." 4915 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess Piece is a common misspelling of the phrase 'Chest Peace,' which is a marketing slogan of the popular heartburn medication 'SoothMax.' The misspelling has become more commonplace since the widespread adoption of autocorrect functions in smartphones. a6hvrhxp4wm7oojrm0oq7sqt7dpjdla 4918 4915 2017-05-18T02:34:55Z 50.170.106.94 4918 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess Piece is a common misspelling of the phrase 'Chest Peace,' which is a marketing slogan of the popular heartburn medication 'SootheMax.' The misspelling has become more commonplace since the widespread adoption of autocorrect functions in smartphones. 6wtlvkew2th6p0m7qu7qykpk2wi2uz7 0 2277 4354 2015-03-17T23:33:15Z 71.82.77.151 Created page with "The Chess Police are not to be trusted." 4354 wikitext text/x-wiki The Chess Police are not to be trusted. 36ulqf5nm1y97d9nftqxyq66t44r0a4 0 2384 4583 2016-03-02T23:08:40Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chess PowerSteel''' is one of two [[Generation 6]] [[Chess]] games, released alongside [[Chess StrengthTitanium]]. The two games are mostly the same, with the exception of ..." 4583 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess PowerSteel''' is one of two [[Generation 6]] [[Chess]] games, released alongside [[Chess StrengthTitanium]]. The two games are mostly the same, with the exception of some of the [[piece]] stats, some side quests, and a different Mega Evolution of [[Rook]]. [[Category:Editions]] 5pr6lc27t6750rrynit3mr58j16mh9i 0 3110 6048 2023-07-14T11:40:17Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Not to be confused with [[Death]] or [[Death (real life)|Death]] The Chess Reaper roams the board of its own will, [[Death|killing]] any [[Piece]] or [[player]] it [[Touché|touches]]. Wearing a black robe, it is considered a [[black]] piece, but can kill any piece or player. Who the Chess Reaper touches comes down to [[F8]]. The only way to defeat the Chess Reaper is to get it [[to]] touch a [[mirror]]. The mirror also [[Death (real life)|dies]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 6048 wikitext text/x-wiki Not to be confused with [[Death]] or [[Death (real life)|Death]] The Chess Reaper roams the board of its own will, [[Death|killing]] any [[Piece]] or [[player]] it [[Touché|touches]]. Wearing a black robe, it is considered a [[black]] piece, but can kill any piece or player. Who the Chess Reaper touches comes down to [[F8]]. The only way to defeat the Chess Reaper is to get it [[to]] touch a [[mirror]]. The mirror also [[Death (real life)|dies]]. [[Category:Pieces]] al1hghf3zkt91bdf0nj08vwlnrwn1gh 6670 6048 2023-09-07T00:57:18Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6670 wikitext text/x-wiki Not to be confused with [[Death]] or [[Death (real life)|Death]] The Chess Reaper roams the board of its own will, [[Death|killing]] any [[Piece]] or [[player]] it [[Touché|touches]]. Wearing a black robe, it is considered a [[black]] piece, but can kill any piece or player. Who the Chess Reaper touches comes down to [[F8]]. The only way to defeat the Chess Reaper is to get it [[to]] touch a [[mirror]]. The mirror also [[Death (real life)|dies]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 74wpu7q97003rsymxwl2vfmjxten26s 0 2742 5316 2023-01-26T00:35:28Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The [[Chess Timer]] tells [[Player|you]] when it's [[Chess]] [[Time]]. ''"It's Chess Time"'' - the Chess Timer, at Chess Time. [[Category:Items]]" 5316 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Timer]] tells [[Player|you]] when it's [[Chess]] [[Time]]. ''"It's Chess Time"'' - the Chess Timer, at Chess Time. [[Category:Items]] 7aivm51bvi68xr92ctceb3b74wzmln3 5318 5316 2023-01-26T00:37:19Z Craten 26192002 5318 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess clock|Chess Clock]], though they are similar ideas.'' The [[Chess Timer]] tells [[Player|you]] when it's [[Chess]] [[Time]]. ''"It's Chess Time"'' - the Chess Timer, at Chess Time. [[Category:Items]] 81h43keo9elomlbjyx7g1la2efyshrj 5320 5318 2023-01-26T00:40:51Z Craten 26192002 5320 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess clock|Chess Clock]], though they are similar ideas.'' The [[Chess Timer]] tells [[Player|you]] when it's [[Chess]] [[Time]]. ''"It's Chess Time"'' - the Chess Timer, at [[Is it Chess Time yet?|Chess Time]]. [[Category:Items]] 1je3g6qa94yyhye48abazjxdpqxvvgx 6683 5320 2023-09-07T00:59:22Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6683 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess clock|Chess Clock]], though they are similar ideas.'' The [[Chess Timer]] tells [[Player|you]] when it's [[Chess]] [[Time]]. ''"It's Chess Time"'' - the Chess Timer, at [[Is it Chess Time yet?|Chess Time]]. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] bniil90fkwffv1wo5jbo1a1lyar3t1s 0 2356 4516 2016-02-03T07:50:57Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Umpire''' is the ultimate referee for any events that transpire during a game of [[Chess]]. He lives and works in the Umpire State Building (located on [[square]]..." 4516 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Umpire''' is the ultimate referee for any events that transpire during a game of [[Chess]]. He lives and works in the Umpire State Building (located on [[square]] NY), and loves hot dogs and ''Ghostbusters''. He can be found in Series 2 of the [[booster pack]]s. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] ib2p1gixtislb9le2eqqz3vzs2fe7pz 4517 4516 2016-02-03T07:51:31Z Milo fett 34586 4517 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Umpire''' is the ultimate referee for any events that transpire during a game of [[Chess]]. He lives and works in the Umpire State Building (located on [[square]] NY), and loves hot dogs and ''[[Ghost]][[Death|busters]]''. He can be found in Series 2 of the [[booster pack]]s. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] g2impnobxs0aemam9p4edjzggs7g3w6 4756 4517 2016-06-30T19:20:12Z Milo fett 34586 4756 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Umpire''' is the ultimate referee for any events that transpire during a game of [[Chess]]. He lives and works in the Umpire State Building (located on [[square]] 1HNY), and loves hot dogs and ''[[Ghost]][[Death|busters]]''. He can be found in Series 2 of the [[booster pack]]s. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] k23efnrc368j0hamd6j6h49zmlaaaae 6392 4756 2023-08-15T14:40:39Z 78.40.233.10 6392 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Umpire''' is the ultimate referee for any events that transpire during a game of [[Chess]]. He lives and works in the Umpire State Building (located on [[square]] 1HNY), and loves hot dogs and ''[[Ghost]][[Death|busters]]''. He can be found in Series 2 of the [[booster pack]]s. == See also == [[Chess Umpire corruption scandals]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] loqu2r6e7a8yvzuhmltfgdcqrm9anuu 0 2511 4855 2016-11-19T18:00:43Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chess Western''' is a chain of [[hotel]]s in the United States and Canada. [[Category:Locations]]" 4855 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Western''' is a chain of [[hotel]]s in the United States and Canada. [[Category:Locations]] adf6flw9svso3njiviftofqnx0ujd2m 5843 4855 2023-05-06T17:11:59Z GenEric1110 46567414 5843 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess Western''' is a chain of [[hotel]]s in the United States and Canada. == Effects on Gameplay == Playing on a board set to the Chess Western location makes so both sides of the board get a extra [[hotel]] lane, this makes the game posibly longer, extra [[hotel]] lanes can be created by placing more [[House]]s but this is unavised, its posible to lose the Chess Western modifier by causing enough property damage to devalue the housing worth, witchver side loses theirs will have a disadventage in further economic moves. [[Category:Locations]] l3aghg2vs5e4gnqq87n7ji57c0kqwt7 6072 5843 2023-07-19T19:18:45Z Milo fett 34586 Disambiguation 6072 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the inn made of logs. You may be looking for how to [[log in]].'' '''Chess Western''' is a chain of [[hotel]]s in the United States and Canada. == Effects on Gameplay == Playing on a board set to the Chess Western location makes so both sides of the board get a extra [[hotel]] lane, this makes the game posibly longer, extra [[hotel]] lanes can be created by placing more [[House]]s but this is unavised, its posible to lose the Chess Western modifier by causing enough property damage to devalue the housing worth, witchver side loses theirs will have a disadventage in further economic moves. [[Category:Locations]] ih5vvbfej80fa07q8xi8kpmtz2tivex 0 3311 6521 2023-08-28T20:08:43Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:Chess Who?}} Chess Who? is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] game with the same initial [[setup]] as [[Chess|Vanilla Chess]]. I'd put a picture here if I felt up [[to]] it. Each player starts with an additional [[secret]] [[Duplicate pieces|duplicate piece]] from their [[opponent]]'s [[color]]! Instead of moving, it is up to you to divine what this Piece is. * A typical starting question is "Is it a [[pawn]]?" ** This question wins 50% of games, due to..." 6521 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Chess Who?}} Chess Who? is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] game with the same initial [[setup]] as [[Chess|Vanilla Chess]]. I'd put a picture here if I felt up [[to]] it. Each player starts with an additional [[secret]] [[Duplicate pieces|duplicate piece]] from their [[opponent]]'s [[color]]! Instead of moving, it is up to you to divine what this Piece is. * A typical starting question is "Is it a [[pawn]]?" ** This question wins 50% of games, due to the answer "Yes". Then you know, and that's all you're trying to do. *** If you do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. * A typical response question is "Is YOURS a [[pawn]]?" ** This question wins 25% of games, due to the answer "Yes" and 50% of games already being won by now. Then they know, and that's all they're trying to do. *** If they do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. * Here's where it gets tougher: There are five pieces it could be. You may want to ask something that splits their attributes in about half, such as "is it, and listen to me carefully here, is it either a [[Monarch|Royal]] or a [[Bishop]]?" ** By narrowing it down to a set of THREE DISTINCT PIECE CATEGORIES, you're not onto a winner yet here. Even if you're right, you still have to narrow it down further. * [[Etc.|and cetera]] The winner is he or whoever first identifies the opponent's piece through only Yes/No Questions. A complication here is that this game is [[Action Chess|not actually turn-based]]: It's about quickfire questions, after [[White]] starts. When someone asks a Question, it must be answered by Yes or No before another Question is asked. 100% of games are won this way. For extra fun, say "Chess" instead of "yes"! [[Category:Variants]] m9o0s5nrtki3v1npiwkk1li4jtesvt1 6522 6521 2023-08-28T20:10:19Z 2.97.99.207 6522 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Chess Who?}} Chess Who? is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] game with the same initial [[setup]] as [[Chess|Vanilla Chess]]. I'd put a picture here if I felt up [[to]] it. Each player starts with an additional [[secret]] [[Duplicate pieces|duplicate piece]] from their [[opponent]]'s [[color]]! Instead of [[Move|moving]], it is up [[to]] you to [[Divination|divine]] what this Piece is. *A typical starting question is "Is it a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 50% of games, due to the answer "Yes". Then you know, and that's all you're trying to do. ***If you do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *A typical response question is "Is YOURS a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 25% of games, due to the answer "Yes" and 50% of games already being won by now. Then they know, and that's all they're trying to do. ***If they do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *Here's where it gets tougher: There are five pieces it could be. You may want to ask something that splits their attributes in about half, such as "is it, and listen to me carefully here, is it either a [[Monarch|Royal]] or a [[Bishop]]?" **By narrowing it down to a set of THREE DISTINCT PIECE CATEGORIES, you're not onto a winner yet here. Even if you're right, you still have to narrow it down further. *[[Etc.|and cetera]] The winner is he or whoever first identifies the opponent's piece through only Yes/No Questions. A complication here is that this game is [[Action Chess|not actually turn-based]]: It's about quickfire questions, after [[White]] starts. When someone asks a Question, it must be answered by Yes or No before another Question is asked. 100% of games are won this way. For extra fun, say "Chess" instead of "yes"! ==Tips== One good clue to which Piece you're looking for is which Piece is missing from your side! [[Category:Variants]] 7hoz46ppxz90u97etk6hmfz829ssnni 6539 6522 2023-08-29T01:38:21Z 2.97.99.207 6539 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Chess Who?}} ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Who?]], which is the same'' Chess Who? is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] game with the same initial [[setup]] as [[Chess|Vanilla Chess]]. I'd put a picture here if I felt up [[to]] it. Each player starts with an additional [[secret]] [[Duplicate pieces|duplicate piece]] from their [[opponent]]'s [[color]]! Instead of [[Move|moving]], it is up [[to]] you to [[Divination|divine]] what this Piece is. *A typical starting question is "Is it a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 50% of games, due to the answer "Yes". Then you know, and that's all you're trying to do. ***If you do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *A typical response question is "Is YOURS a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 25% of games, due to the answer "Yes" and 50% of games already being won by now. Then they know, and that's all they're trying to do. ***If they do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *Here's where it gets tougher: There are five pieces it could be. You may want to ask something that splits their attributes in about half, such as "is it, and listen to me carefully here, is it either a [[Monarch|Royal]] or a [[Bishop]]?" **By narrowing it down to a set of THREE DISTINCT PIECE CATEGORIES, you're not onto a winner yet here. Even if you're right, you still have to narrow it down further. *[[Etc.|and cetera]] The winner is he or whoever first identifies the opponent's piece through only Yes/No Questions. A complication here is that this game is [[Action Chess|not actually turn-based]]: It's about quickfire questions, after [[White]] starts. When someone asks a Question, it must be answered by Yes or No before another Question is asked. 100% of games are won this way. For extra fun, say "Chess" instead of "yes"! ==Tips== One good clue to which Piece you're looking for is which Piece is missing from your side! [[Category:Variants]] 75wkub55sovcm69mq3kbv3p6nvy9mst 6620 6539 2023-09-07T00:38:34Z Craten 26192002 6620 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Chess Who?}} ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Who?]], which is the same'' Chess Who? is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] game with the same initial [[setup]] as [[Chess|Vanilla Chess]]. I'd put a picture here if I felt up [[to]] it. Each player starts with an additional [[secret]] [[Duplicate pieces|duplicate piece]] from their [[opponent]]'s [[color]]! Instead of [[Move|moving]], it is up [[to]] you to [[Divination|divine]] what this Piece is. *A typical starting question is "Is it a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 50% of games, due to the answer "Yes". Then you know, and that's all you're trying to do. ***If you do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *A typical response question is "Is YOURS a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 25% of games, due to the answer "Yes" and 50% of games already being won by now. Then they know, and that's all they're trying to do. ***If they do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *Here's where it gets tougher: There are five pieces it could be. You may want to ask something that splits their attributes in about half, such as "is it, and listen to me carefully here, is it either a [[Monarch|Royal]] or a [[Bishop]]?" **By narrowing it down to a set of THREE DISTINCT PIECE CATEGORIES, you're not onto a winner yet here. Even if you're right, you still have to narrow it down further. *[[Etc.|and cetera]] The winner is he or whoever first identifies the opponent's piece through only Yes/No Questions. A complication here is that this game is [[Action Chess|not actually turn-based]]: It's about quickfire questions, after [[White]] starts. When someone asks a Question, it must be answered by Yes or No before another Question is asked. 100% of games are won this way. For extra fun, say "Chess" instead of "yes"! However, for clarity, say "yes". ==Tips== One good clue to which Piece you're looking for is which Piece is missing from your side! [[Category:Variants]] 11w8hd7433fqpnt0fxfnn3i0wb8n879 6652 6620 2023-09-07T00:51:16Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6652 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Chess Who?}} ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Who?]], which is the same'' Chess Who? is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] game with the same initial [[setup]] as [[Chess|Vanilla Chess]]. I'd put a picture here if I felt up [[to]] it. Each player starts with an additional [[secret]] [[Duplicate pieces|duplicate piece]] from their [[opponent]]'s [[color]]! Instead of [[Move|moving]], it is up [[to]] you to [[Divination|divine]] what this Piece is. *A typical starting question is "Is it a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 50% of games, due to the answer "Yes". Then you know, and that's all you're trying to do. ***If you do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *A typical response question is "Is YOURS a [[pawn]]?" **This question wins 25% of games, due to the answer "Yes" and 50% of games already being won by now. Then they know, and that's all they're trying to do. ***If they do not win yet, it's your opponent's turn to guess. *Here's where it gets tougher: There are five pieces it could be. You may want to ask something that splits their attributes in about half, such as "is it, and listen to me carefully here, is it either a [[Monarch|Royal]] or a [[Bishop]]?" **By narrowing it down to a set of THREE DISTINCT PIECE CATEGORIES, you're not onto a winner yet here. Even if you're right, you still have to narrow it down further. *[[Etc.|and cetera]] The winner is he or whoever first identifies the opponent's piece through only Yes/No Questions. A complication here is that this game is [[Action Chess|not actually turn-based]]: It's about quickfire questions, after [[White]] starts. When someone asks a Question, it must be answered by Yes or No before another Question is asked. 100% of games are won this way. For extra fun, say "Chess" instead of "yes"! However, for clarity, say "yes". ==Tips== One good clue to which Piece you're looking for is which Piece is missing from your side! [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 6oyi8k8oh3r1tvfu9wt921si9hq3ykk 0 2943 5708 2023-02-11T02:16:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Chess Who?]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] are [[taken]] out not by violence but by '''identifying them''' and a [[sniper rifle]]. How [[to]] play: * Each player asks one question per turn, such as: "Is it the [[king]]?" * The other player answers, such as "no" * The first player knocks down the pieces they have eliminated on their own side, in this case the [[King]] * [[Black]] List of Chess Win Conditions|wi..." 5708 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess Who?]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] are [[taken]] out not by violence but by '''identifying them''' and a [[sniper rifle]]. How [[to]] play: * Each player asks one question per turn, such as: "Is it the [[king]]?" * The other player answers, such as "no" * The first player knocks down the pieces they have eliminated on their own side, in this case the [[King]] * [[Black]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] [[Category:Variants]] spdhi89ikz8yqwh05tlpeudjkw7knuw 6540 5708 2023-08-29T01:39:32Z 2.97.99.207 6540 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not [[to]] be [[Confusion|confused]] with [[Chess Who|Chess Who?]]'' [[Chess Who?]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] are [[taken]] out not by violence but by '''identifying them''' and a [[sniper rifle]]. How [[to]] play: * Each player asks one question per turn, such as: "Is it the [[king]]?" * The other player answers, such as "no" * The first player knocks down the pieces they have eliminated on their own side, in this case the [[King]] * [[Black]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] [[Category:Variants]] 94ww28wd09fdo07yfvl8zgb8brmu353 6618 6540 2023-09-07T00:37:18Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6618 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not [[to]] be [[Confusion|confused]] with [[Chess Who|Chess Who?]]'' [[Chess Who?]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] are [[taken]] out not by violence but by '''identifying them''' and a [[sniper rifle]]. How [[to]] play: * Each player asks one question per turn, such as: "Is it the [[king]]?" * The other player answers, such as "no" * The first player knocks down the pieces they have eliminated on their own side, in this case the [[King]] * [[Black]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 9tu68vidkyez86jdpeesrnur1in2tcc 0 2678 5174 2023-01-16T20:26:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chess World''', alternatively dubbed '''World of Chess''' or the '''Chess Universe''', is a fictional universe and also the primary universe in the game [[Chess]]. It exists in a [[3D Chess|3D]] plane of existence, divided into [[:Category:Cubes|cubes]], [[:Category:Squares|squares]] and inevitably [[Piece|pieces]], who are the inhabitants of the '''Chess World'''. [[Among|among]] the many diversions in the Chess World, there is: playing [[Chess]], eating Food|Ches..." 5174 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess World''', alternatively dubbed '''World of Chess''' or the '''Chess Universe''', is a fictional universe and also the primary universe in the game [[Chess]]. It exists in a [[3D Chess|3D]] plane of existence, divided into [[:Category:Cubes|cubes]], [[:Category:Squares|squares]] and inevitably [[Piece|pieces]], who are the inhabitants of the '''Chess World'''. [[Among|among]] the many diversions in the Chess World, there is: playing [[Chess]], eating [[Food|Chess Food]], raising a [[Currency|Chess econonomy]], et cetera. This world is known [[To|to]] have history dating back millions of years and it is estimated the [[The Big Bongcloud]] ([[Chess]] equivalent of the Big Bang). The Chess Universe places at [[Level 1]] on the Kardashev civilization scale, but [[Warp Zone|worm hole mechanics]] and [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Realms inter-dimensional travel] has been in use for centuries. == Trivia == * Before [[The Big Bongcloud]] occured, the anterior world is thought to have been [[中國象棋]] == See also == === [[Chess Hell]] === [[Category:Cubes|cubes]] [[Category:Squares|squares]] [[Category:Realms|inter-dimensional travel]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Realms]] ndc3ntd89yrt2mj4o4x0q5lvfg5ee8z 5178 5174 2023-01-16T20:54:23Z Chalcogens 52316134 5178 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess World''', alternatively dubbed '''World of Chess''' or the '''Chess Universe''', is a fictional universe and also the primary universe in the game [[Chess]]. It exists in a [[3D Chess|3D]] plane of existence, divided into [[:Category:Cubes|cubes]], [[:Category:Squares|squares]] and inevitably [[Piece|pieces]], who are the inhabitants of the '''Chess World'''. [[Among|among]] the many diversions in the Chess World, there is: playing [[Chess]], eating [[Food|Chess Food]], raising a [[Currency|Chess econonomy]], et cetera. This world is known [[To|to]] have history dating back millions of years and it is estimated the [[The Big Bongcloud]] ([[Chess]] equivalent of the Big Bang) occured [[a]] dozen billion years B.C (before [[Chess]]). The Chess Universe places at [[Level 1]] on the Kardashev civilization scale, but [[Warp Zone|worm hole mechanics]] and [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Realms inter-dimensional travel] has been in use for centuries. == Trivia == * Before [[The Big Bongcloud]] occured, the anterior world is thought to have been [[中國象棋]] == See also == === [[Chess Hell]] === [[Category:Cubes|cubes]] [[Category:Squares|squares]] [[Category:Realms|inter-dimensional travel]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Realms]] hama6fk5ak7guu2ii0w1nyw5yl0y1wy 5967 5178 2023-06-05T14:29:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 5967 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess World''', alternatively dubbed '''World of Chess''' or the '''Chess Universe''', is a fictional universe and also the primary universe in the game [[Chess]]. It exists as a [[3D Chess|3D]] plane of existence, divided into [[:Category:Cubes|cubes]], [[:Category:Squares|squares]] and inevitably [[Piece|pieces]], who are the inhabitants of the '''Chess World'''. [[Among|among]] the many diversions in the Chess World, there is: playing [[Chess]], eating [[Food|Chess Food]], raising a [[Currency|Chess econonomy]], et cetera. This world is known [[To|to]] have history dating back millions of years and it is estimated the [[The Big Bongcloud]] ([[Chess]] equivalent of the Big Bang) occured [[a]] dozen billion years [[Chessian Calendar|B.C]] (before [[Chess]]). The Chess Universe places at [[Level 1]] on the [[Kardashev civilization scale]], but [[Warp Zone|worm hole mechanics]] and [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Realms inter-dimensional travel] has been in use for centuries. == Trivia == * Before [[The Big Bongcloud]] occured, the anterior world is thought to have been [[中國象棋]] == See also == === [[Chess Hell]] === [[Category:Cubes|cubes]] [[Category:Squares|squares]] [[Category:Realms|inter-dimensional travel]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Realms]] ohhluduly1fkp8k11txvmzrog54q8ui 7120 5967 2024-06-27T22:45:11Z Craten 26192002 7120 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chess World''', alternatively dubbed '''World of Chess''' or the '''Chess Universe''', is a fictional universe and also the primary universe in the game [[Chess]]. It exists as a [[3D Chess|3D]] plane of existence, divided into [[:Category:Cubes|cubes]], [[:Category:Squares|squares]] and inevitably [[Piece|pieces]], who are the inhabitants of the '''Chess World'''. [[Among|among]] the many diversions in the Chess World, there is: playing [[Chess]], eating [[Food|Chess Food]], raising a [[Currency|Chess econonomy]], et cetera. This world is known [[To|to]] have history dating back millions of years and it is estimated the [[The Big Bongcloud]] ([[Chess]] equivalent of the Big Bang) occured [[a]] dozen billion years [[Chessian Calendar|B.C]] ([[B4|before]] [[Chess]]). The Chess Universe places at [[Level 1]] on the [[Kardashev civilization scale]], but [[Warp Zone|worm hole mechanics]] and [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Realms inter-dimensional travel] has been in use for centuries. == Trivia == * Before [[The Big Bongcloud]] occured, the anterior world is thought to have been [[中國象棋]] == See also == === [[Chess Hell]] === [[Category:Cubes|cubes]] [[Category:Squares|squares]] [[Category:Realms|inter-dimensional travel]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Realms]] sx38t7pqtmcqpkwp4juns4hlf2mwwoe 0 2978 5761 2023-02-24T16:55:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A blunder. [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]]" 5761 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A blunder. [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] p38n3r6dmcrn73nersc8si9eh0qv3zc 5766 5761 2023-02-25T02:21:36Z 79.66.79.107 5766 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? '''A blunder.''' How do you bring the Chess cow forward? '''What's a chess cow?''' Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? '''Yes.''' [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] nnxw5ucerghjstuienlmv9s87jt6mkp 5770 5766 2023-02-25T12:04:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 5770 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? '''A blunder.''' How do you bring the Chess cow forward? '''What's a chess cow?''' Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? '''Yes.''' Why did the Beetle get stuck? It was a glitch. [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] ccsobhym8hb31lufo0c9jvu424wy6x7 5771 5770 2023-02-25T12:04:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 5771 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? '''A blunder.''' How do you bring the Chess cow forward? '''What's a chess cow?''' Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? '''Yes.''' Why did the Beetle get stuck? '''It was a glitch.''' [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] cj3hpesrfeqnb6zbs9dq262674x81h4 0 2247 4297 2015-03-16T05:00:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''beta''' for [[Chess]] was held from March 2009-January 2010, in the months prior to the game's public release. The beta allowed for players to playtest the unfinished g..." 4297 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''beta''' for [[Chess]] was held from March 2009-January 2010, in the months prior to the game's public release. The beta allowed for players to playtest the unfinished game, as well as finding bugs and performance bottlenecks. An estimated 200 players took place in this closed beta. [[Category:Events]] 9vqpswezr5d5ucryv41wpr1jfv143zo 0 2744 5323 2023-01-26T01:02:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)"..." 5323 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' to mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of 'ches', which is the plural of 'che'. The sentence thereby states that: Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s). It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) * Reference to the location Chess, Ohio * Reference to the location Chess, Maryland * Reference to the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference to the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] gztkhwig65igfg42zndbv5e220xuwax 5324 5323 2023-01-26T01:03:58Z Craten 26192002 5324 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' to mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of 'ches', which is the plural of 'che'. The sentence thereby states that: Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s). It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference to the location Chess, Ohio * Reference to the location Chess, Maryland * Reference to the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference to the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] 851q9q4gt23uda4a1pg9bc7ohwazcg8 5325 5324 2023-01-26T01:05:23Z Craten 26192002 5325 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of 'ches', which is the plural of 'che'. The sentence thereby states that: Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s). It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] hj2uhzgkhrpm0k7npe4bexyz261c7i2 5326 5325 2023-01-26T01:06:08Z Craten 26192002 5326 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of 'ches', which is the plural of 'che'. The sentence thereby states that: Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s). It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] og625vute150wjclw47d8try0pxnd66 5327 5326 2023-01-26T01:06:43Z Craten 26192002 5327 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of 'ches', which is the plural of 'che'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] f7zbzyonaea75xaoqspytn9945as1fe 5328 5327 2023-01-26T01:06:54Z Craten 26192002 5328 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of 'ches', which is the plural of 'che'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] 7qhbwgw2t5pt52cj6pjbbwfzz70mlg8 5329 5328 2023-01-26T01:07:20Z Craten 26192002 5329 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean 'a chess piece' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of '[[ches]]', which is the plural of '[[che]]'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] ksl1ds691g2uawz9kpunb2wbmvpxddt 5331 5329 2023-01-26T01:08:44Z Craten 26192002 5331 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean '[[Chess Piece|a Chess Piece]]' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of '[[ches]]', which is the plural of '[[che]]'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] 9wt96gcaaz0gzoydfhgt5ethyiit4bq 5332 5331 2023-01-26T01:11:03Z Craten 26192002 5332 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean '[[Chess Piece|a Chess Piece]]' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of '[[ches]]', which is the plural of '[[che]]'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' *Invent a character called Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess [ad infinitum] and they can be included in the sentence. This is [[cheating]]. **This character could just be someone who says the word "chess" on loop without care for grammar. If the whole sentence were a quote from this character, it could go on much further. * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] qfsyde2w2yqgt3i1hm1dh2zextgq976 5333 5332 2023-01-26T01:14:48Z Craten 26192002 5333 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean '[[Chess Piece|a Chess Piece]]' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of '[[ches]]', which is the plural of '[[che]]'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess¿) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' *Invent a character called Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess [ad infinitum] and they can be included in the sentence. This is [[cheating]]. **This character could just be someone who says the word "chess" on loop without care for grammar. If the whole sentence were a quote from this character, it could go on much further. * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] 18pazhivmw4giwt0b71zblr3dry97ni 5334 5333 2023-01-26T01:19:43Z Craten 26192002 5334 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean '[[Chess Piece|a Chess Piece]]' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of '[[ches]]', which is the plural of '[[che]]'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess¿) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' *Invent a character called Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess [ad infinitum] and they can be included in the sentence. This is [[cheating]]. **This character could just be someone who says the word "chess" on loop without care for grammar. If the whole sentence were a quote from this character, it could go on much further. * Reference [[to]] any disambiguous product also called ''Chess'', such as [[Chess (2014)]]. *Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] 4pzyk3xa04kigffr7a02v3ntteyxppa 6725 5334 2023-09-08T21:00:51Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6725 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess'']] is one of the longest known sentences that can be made with only the word [[Chess]]. Each instance of the word has a unique function: * ''Chess'' - This is the adjective form, meaning "intellectual and awesome" * ''chess'' - The noun 'chess' (typically capitalized), meaning the game of Chess. * ''Chess'' - The proper adjective meaning "from Chess (the game of Chess)" * ''chess'' - The archaic use of the word 'chess' [[to]] mean '[[Chess Piece|a Chess Piece]]' or 'chess pieces' (plural), in this case the plural * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of dominating as in Chess, or in a Chess-like manner. * ''chess'' - The verb, the act of flummoxing one's opponent, popularised in the saying "to 4D chess someone". * ''Chess'' - The brand of Chess™️, here employed as an noun adjunct. * ''chess'' - The plural of '[[ches]]', which is the plural of '[[che]]'. The sentence thereby states that:<blockquote>Chess (intellectual and awesome) chess ([[Chess]]) [that] Chess (Chess's) chess ([[:Category:Pieces|Chess pieces]]) chess (dominate) [at] chess (flummoxes) Chess (Chess™️) chess (che-s-s).</blockquote>or, in simpler terms:<blockquote>''Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.''</blockquote>It is thought that longer sentences can be made using the forms of ''Chess'' not yet used by this sentence: * Preposition (chess) * Postposition (chess) * Interjection (''Chess''!) * Conjunction (chess) * Pronoun (chess/chess) * Prefix (chess-) * Cheetah (Chess) * Inquiry (Chess?) * Enquiry (Chess?) * Unquiry (Chess¿) * Quotation of someone saying 'Chess' ("Chess") * The word's many Slang uses (Chess, chess, ''chess'', Chess-Chess?, ''et chetera'') * Pluralised abbreviation of 'chest' (chess) * Singular of the archaic word for 'Piece' (chess) *If the whole sentence were branded as a Chess product it could be ''Chess Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess.'' *Invent a character called Chess Chess Chess Chess Chess [ad infinitum] and they can be included in the sentence. This is [[cheating]]. **This character could just be someone who says the word "chess" on loop without care for grammar. If the whole sentence were a quote from this character, it could go on much further. * Reference [[to]] any disambiguous product also called ''Chess'', such as [[Chess (2014)]]. *Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess, Ohio, Maryland * Reference [[to]] the location Chess City, Chess, Ohio, Maryland, typically known as ''Chess'' * ''and many more???'' but nobody has quite chessed it yet. [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] rny504i0h2txajvoizgeqkb58oxmhk6 0 2478 4785 2016-07-13T16:29:59Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Chess clock''' is a novelty clock that reads, "Its always time for Chess!" (sic). The hands are typically fashioned from one [[Bishop]] and one [[Pawn]]. It can be used t..." 4785 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Chess clock''' is a novelty clock that reads, "Its always time for Chess!" (sic). The hands are typically fashioned from one [[Bishop]] and one [[Pawn]]. It can be used to [[time]] a [[game]] of [[Chess]], provided the [[player]] understands that its always time for Chess (sic). [[Category: Pieces]] nys30wbf1a5jpkoctbix0qguau4r0n5 4786 4785 2016-07-13T16:30:56Z Milo fett 34586 4786 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Chess clock''' is a novelty clock that reads, "Its always time for Chess!" (sic). The hands are typically fashioned from one [[Bishop]] and one [[Pawn]]. It can be used to [[time]] a [[game]] of [[Chess]], provided the [[player]] understands that its always time for Chess (sic). [[Category: Time]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Timepieces]] cn2cpezstfwr208z5f5a500f62o41ub 5317 4786 2023-01-26T00:36:48Z Craten 26192002 5317 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This page refers to the novelty item. For the serious implement, see [[Chess Timer]].'' A '''Chess clock''' is a novelty clock that reads, "Its always time for Chess!" (sic). The hands are typically fashioned from one [[Bishop]] and one [[Pawn]]. It can be used to [[time]] a [[game]] of [[Chess]], provided the [[player]] understands that its always time for Chess (sic). [[Category: Time]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Timepieces]] rlju6vrzgz7clxk2ecxs51h0l2l38k6 5319 5317 2023-01-26T00:40:14Z Craten 26192002 5319 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This page refers to the novelty item. For the serious implement, see [[Chess Timer]].'' A '''Chess Clock''' (stylized as ''Chess clock'') is a novelty clock that reads, "Its always time for Chess!" (sic). The hands are typically fashioned from one [[Bishop]] and one [[Pawn]]. It can be used to [[time]] a [[game]] of [[Chess]], provided the [[player]] understands that its always time for Chess (sic). [[Category: Time]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Timepieces]] hrs5uvmncumea03bd6qat2j32984z5k 5322 5319 2023-01-26T00:41:28Z Craten 26192002 5322 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This page refers to the novelty item. For the serious implement, see [[Chess Timer]].'' A '''Chess Clock''' (stylized as ''Chess clock'') is a novelty clock that reads, "Its always time for Chess!" (sic). The hands are typically fashioned from one [[Bishop]] and one [[Pawn]]. It can be used to [[time]] a [[game]] of [[Chess]], provided the [[player]] understands that [[Is it Chess Time yet?|its always time for Chess]] (sic). [[Category: Time]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category: Timepieces]] 8x4qkom7u41df9e62ejuhj0vxs0tgb3 0 3580 7306 2024-12-31T20:18:45Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''"Chess clone"''' is a derisive term for any [[game]] believed to be a copy (or "clone") of [[Chess]]. The phrase denotes inferiority by definition, since [[Chess]] is generally considered the best game. == Examples == * [[Checkers]] is often considered a Chess clone—though of course, not a very good one. * Games played on [[G-sharp|a flat]] [[board]] are also usually considered Chess clones—[[Parcheesi]], [[The Settlers of Catan]], and [[Ouija]] would all qualif..." 7306 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Chess clone"''' is a derisive term for any [[game]] believed to be a copy (or "clone") of [[Chess]]. The phrase denotes inferiority by definition, since [[Chess]] is generally considered the best game. == Examples == * [[Checkers]] is often considered a Chess clone—though of course, not a very good one. * Games played on [[G-sharp|a flat]] [[board]] are also usually considered Chess clones—[[Parcheesi]], [[The Settlers of Catan]], and [[Ouija]] would all qualify. * [[Turn]]-[[base]]d games also tend to be included in the [[rank]]s of Chess clones. By this standard, [[Magic: The Gathering]], [[Curling]], and [[courtroom trials]] all qualify. [[Category:Terminology]] 3wovgsxkb2upekuojs756xexr799cw1 0 2492 4816 2016-09-15T20:11:04Z Milo fett 34586 Milo fett moved page [[Chess crew]] to [[Chess Crew]] 4816 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Crew]] 7wa41fb9oqj4f1cqm810f8zhy7q15ij 0 3009 5820 2023-03-24T18:53:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Blind Chess]]'' '''Chess for blind people''', or '''blind people Chess''' is a [[Chess]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] notable for being [[Suits|suited]] for those who are blind. [[Square colors]] are replaced by different braille<ref name=":0">Braille: blind people alphabet consisting of patterns that can be distinguished by touch</ref> patterns, and all [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are replaced by [[Die|dies]] with braille<ref name=":0" />..." 5820 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Blind Chess]]'' '''Chess for blind people''', or '''blind people Chess''' is a [[Chess]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] notable for being [[Suits|suited]] for those who are blind. [[Square colors]] are replaced by different braille<ref name=":0">Braille: blind people alphabet consisting of patterns that can be distinguished by touch</ref> patterns, and all [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are replaced by [[Die|dies]] with braille<ref name=":0" /> patterns on it. The [[Braille alphabet letter]] pieces from regular [[Chess]] are kept in the game. == References == <references /> [[Category:Variants]] 8gzvgiwaoa3boqw7q0z5k1ed4k010cu 5922 5820 2023-05-16T09:53:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 5922 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Blind Chess]]'' '''Chess for blind people''', or '''blind people Chess''' is a [[Chess]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] notable for being [[Suits|suited]] for those who are blind. [[Square colors]] are replaced by different braille<ref name=":0">Braille: blind people alphabet consisting of patterns that can be distinguished by touch</ref> patterns, and all [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are replaced by [[Die|dies]] with braille<ref name=":0" /> patterns on it. The [[Braille alphabet letter]] pieces from regular [[Chess]] are kept in the game. == References == <references /> == Don't see also == * [[Blind Chess|Blind chess]] [[Category:Variants]] tlhfsaf81sc8vc2tjmd4v63fhhw2ja2 6675 5922 2023-09-07T00:58:28Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6675 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Blind Chess]]'' '''Chess for blind people''', or '''blind people Chess''' is a [[Chess]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] notable for being [[Suits|suited]] for those who are blind. [[Square colors]] are replaced by different braille<ref name=":0">Braille: blind people alphabet consisting of patterns that can be distinguished by touch</ref> patterns, and all [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are replaced by [[Die|dies]] with braille<ref name=":0" /> patterns on it. The [[Braille alphabet letter]] pieces from regular [[Chess]] are kept in the game. == References == <references /> == Don't see also == * [[Blind Chess|Blind chess]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] rhol9vxiwnnhqrhu4so2tadr8pt28ce 0 2737 5301 2023-01-25T01:01:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Chess (NES)'' was an NES port of the game [[Chess]]. It featured significantly less detailed visuals and the gameplay was alright, main [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanics]] were present, but did not have more recent features, such as the [[Fog of War]], [[Open World]], [[Tech level|Tech Level]], to name a few. == Design == Being limited [[to]] [[a]] measly 256x240 pixel resolution with limited [[Square colors|color]] palettes, the devs had to get creative with the ways t..." 5301 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Chess (NES)'' was an NES port of the game [[Chess]]. It featured significantly less detailed visuals and the gameplay was alright, main [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanics]] were present, but did not have more recent features, such as the [[Fog of War]], [[Open World]], [[Tech level|Tech Level]], to name a few. == Design == Being limited [[to]] [[a]] measly 256x240 pixel resolution with limited [[Square colors|color]] palettes, the devs had to get creative with the ways they get around [[to]] rendering graphics. The [[board]] itself took up 224x224 pixels, where each [[square]] was 28x28 pixels. The rest of the screen space was used for various menus and infos, such as [[Currency|coins count]], [[score]], [[Life|lives]], and so on. There were a total of 9 [[:Category:Locations|worlds]] featured, 8 [[Level|levels]] each, majority of which were actually just reskins of previously seen levels. == Gameplay == The [[game]] revolved around facing increasingly more advanced [[Chess]] matches against an increasingly more powerful [[Computer chess|Computer]] [[opponent]]. Starting at 1-1 with only 4 [[Pawn|pawns]], 2 [[Horsey|Horsey's]] and a [[King]] and a [[Rook]], each level more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] got added [[to]] one's arsenal and with each world came new gimmicks. The final [[boss]] [[fight]] against the [[Ghost|'''''Chess Phantom''''']] was notoriously difficult [[to]] beat == Known Issues == [[Sprite Flicker]] occurs when there's over 40 pieces on screen, inevitable in later levels [[Pawn|Pawns]] sometimes [[no-clip]] into pieces instead of capturing them [[King]] [[can]] [[castle]] into [[Check]], [[this]] causes an inconspicuous memory [[Beetle|bug]] In color-intensive levels like 5-4, when explosives are detonated, pieces' colors become messed up for [[a]] brief moment == See also == [[Chess Demake]] [[Category:Variants]] s5ypqjs18g5c3vhgu0tcibwrnf0yjqs 5302 5301 2023-01-25T01:06:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 5302 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Chess (NES)'' was an NES port of the game [[Chess]]. It featured significantly less detailed visuals and the gameplay was alright, main [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanics]] were present, but did not have more recent features, such as the [[Fog of War]], [[Open World]], [[Tech level|Tech Level]], to name a few. == Design == Being limited [[to]] [[a]] measly 256x240 pixel resolution with limited [[Square colors|color]] palettes, the devs had to get creative with the ways they get around [[to]] rendering graphics. The [[board]] itself took up 224x224 pixels, where each [[square]] was 28x28 pixels. The rest of the screen space was used for various menus and infos, such as [[Currency|coins count]], [[score]], [[Life|lives]], and so on. There were a total of 9 [[:Category:Locations|worlds]] featured, 8 [[Level|levels]] each, majority of which were actually just reskins of previously seen levels. == Gameplay == The [[game]] revolved around facing increasingly more advanced [[Chess]] matches against an increasingly more powerful [[Computer chess|Computer]] [[opponent]]. Starting at 1-1 with only 4 [[Pawn|pawns]], 2 [[Horsey|Horsey's]] and a [[King]] and a [[Rook]], each level more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] got added [[to]] one's arsenal and with each world came new gimmicks. The final [[boss]] [[fight]] against the [[Ghost|'''''Chess Phantom''''']] was notoriously difficult [[to]] beat == Known Issues == * [[Sprite Flicker]] occurs when there's over 40 pieces on screen, inevitable in later levels * [[Pawn|Pawns]] sometimes [[no-clip]] into pieces instead of capturing them * [[King]] [[can]] [[castle]] into [[Check]], [[this]] causes an inconspicuous memory [[Beetle|bug]] * In color-intensive levels like 5-4, when explosives are detonated, pieces' colors become messed up for [[a]] brief moment * Arbitrary code execution == See also == [[Chess Demake]] [[Category:Variants]] fqc1nd2k9f9hum4e4o8skvn94hat8r5 7067 5302 2024-06-22T00:00:05Z 2.97.111.236 7067 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Chess (NES)'' was an NES port of the game [[Chess]]. It featured significantly less detailed visuals and the gameplay was alright, main [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanics]] were present, but did not have more recent features, such as the [[Fog of War]], [[Open World]], [[Tech level|Tech Level]], to name a few. == Design == Being limited [[to]] [[a]] measly 256x240 pixel resolution with limited [[Square colors|color]] palettes, the devs had to get creative with the ways they get around [[to]] rendering graphics. The [[board]] itself took up 224x224 pixels, where each [[square]] was 28x28 pixels. The rest of the screen space was used for various menus and infos, such as [[Currency|coins count]], [[score]], [[Life|lives]], and so on. There were a total of 9 [[:Category:Locations|worlds]] featured, 8 [[Level|levels]] each, majority of which were actually just reskins of previously seen levels. == Gameplay == The [[game]] revolved around facing increasingly more advanced [[Chess]] matches against an increasingly more powerful [[Computer chess|Computer]] [[opponent]]. Starting at 1-1 with only 4 [[Pawn|pawns]], 2 [[Horsey|Horsey's]] and a [[King]] and a [[Rook]], each level more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] got added [[to]] one's arsenal and with each world came new gimmicks. The final [[boss]] [[fight]] against the [[Ghost|'''''Chess Phantom''''']] was notoriously difficult [[to]] beat == Known Issues == * [[Sprite Flicker]] occurs when there's over 40 pieces on screen, inevitable in later levels * [[Pawn|Pawns]] sometimes [[no-clip]] into pieces instead of capturing them * [[King]] [[can]] [[castle]] into [[Check]], [[this]] causes an inconspicuous memory [[Beetle|bug]] * In color-intensive levels like 5-4, when explosives are detonated, pieces' colors become messed up for [[a]] brief moment * Arbitrary code execution == See also == [[Chess Demake]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:And so on]] s6xwugqh8dhz6u3siu4mzbfd1yols8s 0 2946 5713 2023-02-11T11:28:10Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Chess has had a significant influence on popular culture. == [[:Category:Theology|Theology]] == * In reference to the popular [[Chess]] [[Piece]], the Catholic Church instigated [[Bishop|Bishops]], a [[Pope]], and worship of [[Jesus]]. == Zoology == * The natural world has made reference to Chess by developing [[Horsey|Horsies]] for real (known as [[Horse|Horses]]), [[Zebra|Zebras]], [[Zorse|Zorses]], [[:Category:Birds|Birds]], [[Ant|Ants]], [[Beetle|Beetles]] and ma..." 5713 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess has had a significant influence on popular culture. == [[:Category:Theology|Theology]] == * In reference to the popular [[Chess]] [[Piece]], the Catholic Church instigated [[Bishop|Bishops]], a [[Pope]], and worship of [[Jesus]]. == Zoology == * The natural world has made reference to Chess by developing [[Horsey|Horsies]] for real (known as [[Horse|Horses]]), [[Zebra|Zebras]], [[Zorse|Zorses]], [[:Category:Birds|Birds]], [[Ant|Ants]], [[Beetle|Beetles]] and many more. == [[:Category:Geopolitics|Geopolitics]] == * The idea of countries and [[:Category:Royalty|Monarchy]] originates from Chess. == Web Original == * [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] sb8ap6io89j7yqllsl55ygg0u2lcbeh 5714 5713 2023-02-11T11:28:50Z 78.40.233.10 5714 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess has had a significant influence on popular culture. == [[:Category:Theology|Theology]] == * In reference [[to]] the popular [[Chess]] [[Piece]], the Catholic Church instigated [[Bishop|Bishops]], a [[Pope]], and worship of [[Jesus]]. == Zoology == * The natural world has made reference [[to]] Chess by developing [[Horsey|Horsies]] for [[The real chess|real]] (known as [[Horse|Horses]]), [[Zebra|Zebras]], [[Zorse|Zorses]], [[:Category:Birds|Birds]], [[Ant|Ants]], [[Beetle|Beetles]] and many more. == [[:Category:Geopolitics|Geopolitics]] == * The idea of countries and [[:Category:Royalty|Monarchy]] originates [[From's Gambit|from]] Chess. == Web Original == * [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] 9yclzezzil902ra91ytgwwgozb5ta19 0 2966 5746 2023-02-18T03:32:40Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "All [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] and [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] are [[Black]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 5746 wikitext text/x-wiki All [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] and [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] are [[Black]]. [[Category:Variants]] fkbcmf8diepbiimxhkm69rjpxmgfjo5 0 2483 4794 2016-08-02T23:53:49Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "Chess on a Little Board is the Pocket version of Chess, suggested for play on long journeys and lunch breaks. Instead of the regular 8x8 board, a 4x4 board is used. The piec..." 4794 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess on a Little Board is the Pocket version of Chess, suggested for play on long journeys and lunch breaks. Instead of the regular 8x8 board, a 4x4 board is used. The pieces in play for each team are a [[King]], a [[Pawn]] of your choosing, a [[Horsey]] and a [[Bishop]]. All pieces function identically [[to]] standard play. Games are generally quick - have a go! Should the Pawn achieve [[Reincarnation|Enlightenment]], it may pupate into '''any''' Piece. pzyvwqo8rgqbtpkuyxmctkmibh347o1 4795 4794 2016-08-02T23:53:57Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4795 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess on a Little Board is the Pocket version of Chess, suggested for play on long journeys and lunch breaks. Instead of the regular 8x8 board, a 4x4 board is used. The pieces in play for each team are a [[King]], a [[Pawn]] of your choosing, a [[Horsey]] and a [[Bishop]]. All pieces function identically [[to]] standard play. Games are generally quick - have a go! Should the Pawn achieve [[Reincarnation|Enlightenment]], it may pupate into '''any''' Piece. [[Category:Variants]] l0ki6gd8tt9rywjv8q7aocd461r5c2p 0 2977 5760 2023-02-24T16:53:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A rookie mistake! How do you bring the Chess cow forward? You moo-ve it! [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]]" 5760 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A rookie mistake! How do you bring the Chess cow forward? You moo-ve it! [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] 2qm2gvg9optfpcjbmmods5sc2bqngsi 5762 5760 2023-02-24T19:05:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 5762 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A '''rook'''ie mistake! How do you bring the Chess cow forward? You '''moo'''-ve it! Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? It was on-'''board''' with it! [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] 8j041x3aojjrli249x2uhzo8znifbpc 5768 5762 2023-02-25T12:03:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 5768 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A '''rook'''ie mistake! How do you bring the Chess cow forward? You '''moo'''-ve it! Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? It was on-'''board''' with it! Why did the beetle get stuck? It was a '''bug'''! [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] c90105hwztngzggqbk350gnnxye6joo 5769 5768 2023-02-25T12:03:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 5769 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A '''rook'''ie mistake! How do you bring the Chess cow forward? You '''moo'''-ve it! Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? It was on-'''board''' with it! Why did the Beetle get stuck? It was a '''bug'''! [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] 8si7dqf85jr66zg5gxqd1v8vbhb701k 6723 5769 2023-09-08T20:59:17Z Craten 26192002 6723 wikitext text/x-wiki What do you call it when your Rook is taken? A '''rook'''ie mistake! How do you bring the Chess cow forward? You '''moo'''-ve it! Have you heard of the pawn that was eager to go to battle? It was on-'''board''' with it! Why did the Beetle get stuck? It was a '''bug'''! == See also == [[:Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Linguistics]] 0rjjl4nw0f3vh5uh913v7iq9hh1zzpj 0 2371 4555 2016-02-22T19:33:44Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess rehearsal''' traditionally takes place before a formal game of [[Chess]]. Players practice their moves, lines, and choreography." 4555 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess rehearsal''' traditionally takes place before a formal game of [[Chess]]. Players practice their moves, lines, and choreography. e4rfvup5c3bv2kc9k76qj9d1m7f8txq 0 2920 5661 2023-02-07T22:40:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''chess set''' is a DOS command that can be used on the [[Chess OS]]. It's purpose is [[to]] set the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==Name reasoning== '''chess set''' *chess: houses commands related to Chess *set: it sets something up ==Examples== <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 PAWN</span> - simply adds a [[pawn]] to the [[square]] [[A4]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 /COLOR BEIGE</sp..." 5661 wikitext text/x-wiki '''chess set''' is a DOS command that can be used on the [[Chess OS]]. It's purpose is [[to]] set the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==Name reasoning== '''chess set''' *chess: houses commands related to Chess *set: it sets something up ==Examples== <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 PAWN</span> - simply adds a [[pawn]] to the [[square]] [[A4]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 /COLOR BEIGE</span> - Sets A4's [[color]] [[to]] [[beige]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set /FILL A2 to H2 PAWN</span> - /FILL flag. Adds pawns [[to]] a range of squares [[A2]] to [[H2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set C2 EMPTY</span> - Removes pieces from square [[C2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set G5 /DEL</span> - Removes square [[G5]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set /FILL A3 to H6 /DEL</span> - I wonder what this does == See also == * [[chess reset]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Commands]] 0jeblel0woxay5nu2moqmi1jzc05jqg 5662 5661 2023-02-07T22:45:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 readibility 5662 wikitext text/x-wiki '''chess set''' is a DOS command that can be used on the [[Chess OS]]. It's purpose is [[to]] set the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==Name reasoning== '''chess set''' *chess: houses commands related to Chess *set: it sets something up ==Examples== <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 PAWN</span> - simply adds a [[pawn]] to the [[square]] [[A4]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/COLOR</span> A4 BEIGE</span> - Sets A4's [[color]] [[to]] [[beige]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/FILL</span> A2 to H2 PAWN</span> - /FILL flag. Adds pawns [[to]] a range of squares [[A2]] to [[H2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set C2 EMPTY</span> - Removes pieces from square [[C2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/DEL</span> G5</span> - Removes square [[G5]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/DEL /FILL</span> A3 to H6</span> - I wonder what this does ==See also== *[[chess reset]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Commands]] tf2oiler0kqp2i6fw5e9svk42cxsp9b 5663 5662 2023-02-07T23:15:11Z Craten 26192002 5663 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cheß]]'' '''chess set''' is a DOS command that can be used on the [[Chess OS]]. It's purpose is [[to]] set the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==Name reasoning== '''chess set''' *chess: houses commands related to Chess *set: it sets something up ==Examples== <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 PAWN</span> - simply adds a [[pawn]] to the [[square]] [[A4]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/COLOR</span> A4 BEIGE</span> - Sets A4's [[color]] [[to]] [[beige]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/FILL</span> A2 to H2 PAWN</span> - /FILL flag. Adds pawns [[to]] a range of squares [[A2]] to [[H2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set C2 EMPTY</span> - Removes pieces from square [[C2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/DEL</span> G5</span> - Removes square [[G5]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/DEL /FILL</span> A3 to H6</span> - I wonder what this does ==See also== *[[chess reset]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Commands]] 43s8qevkf6ao2es01lzj652idvvkit1 6653 5663 2023-09-07T00:51:40Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6653 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Cheß]]'' '''chess set''' is a DOS command that can be used on the [[Chess OS]]. It's purpose is [[to]] set the [[board]] and [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==Name reasoning== '''chess set''' *chess: houses commands related to Chess *set: it sets something up ==Examples== <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set A4 PAWN</span> - simply adds a [[pawn]] to the [[square]] [[A4]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/COLOR</span> A4 BEIGE</span> - Sets A4's [[color]] [[to]] [[beige]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/FILL</span> A2 to H2 PAWN</span> - /FILL flag. Adds pawns [[to]] a range of squares [[A2]] to [[H2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set C2 EMPTY</span> - Removes pieces from square [[C2]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/DEL</span> G5</span> - Removes square [[G5]] <span style="background-color:black; color:#00FF00;">chess set <span style="color:#00A000;">/DEL /FILL</span> A3 to H6</span> - I wonder what this does ==See also== *[[chess reset]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Commands]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] b1jt7e6gsrz8pnamnnotj2wxxo9b77d 0 3347 6608 2023-09-05T22:28:48Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A [[variant]] of both [[Chess]] and [[Golf]] in which each side plays by their own game's rules to achieve their goals: * For the Chess side, [[List of Chess Win Conditions|capture the opponent's King]]! * For the Golf side, get the ball in the [[Page not found|hole]] in the fewest possible strokes! Though women are completely allowed to play this, they just choose not [[to]]. [[Category:Vs.]] [[Category:Variants]]" 6608 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[variant]] of both [[Chess]] and [[Golf]] in which each side plays by their own game's rules to achieve their goals: * For the Chess side, [[List of Chess Win Conditions|capture the opponent's King]]! * For the Golf side, get the ball in the [[Page not found|hole]] in the fewest possible strokes! Though women are completely allowed to play this, they just choose not [[to]]. [[Category:Vs.]] [[Category:Variants]] eil7729n3h7kswnt70clac3zblu7ydn 6609 6608 2023-09-05T22:29:00Z Craten 26192002 6609 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[variant]] of both [[Chess]] and [[Golf]] in which each side plays by their own game's rules to achieve their goals: * For the Chess side, [[List of Chess Win Conditions|capture the opponent's King]]! * For the Golf side, get the ball in the [[Page not found|hole]] in the fewest possible strokes! Though women are completely allowed to play this, they just [[Choice|choose]] not [[to]]. [[Category:Vs.]] [[Category:Variants]] oldd4y1tro4fxqo6a1f61yd79i2cdzz 0 3357 6704 2023-09-08T16:26:22Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "In a [[Chess your own adventure]] novel/website, the experience of [[Chess]] is borne out via the illusion of [[choice]], with each [[Move]] setting you on [[Markov Chains|a path]] [[to]] the next [[Potential Chess|potential moves]]. After each Move, the new position of the board is described, or in later editions shown, and you must decide on the next move. The complex part is - your opponent is also [[Chessington World of Adventures|chessing their own adventure]]. To..." 6704 wikitext text/x-wiki In a [[Chess your own adventure]] novel/website, the experience of [[Chess]] is borne out via the illusion of [[choice]], with each [[Move]] setting you on [[Markov Chains|a path]] [[to]] the next [[Potential Chess|potential moves]]. After each Move, the new position of the board is described, or in later editions shown, and you must decide on the next move. The complex part is - your opponent is also [[Chessington World of Adventures|chessing their own adventure]]. To them, YOU are the book. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Books]] djin8nt45j1c5jucw4e082mrbwfe3yi 0 2273 4349 2015-03-17T23:23:57Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Chessage '''(/tʃɛsɑːʒ/ or /tʃɨˈsɑːʒ/) is a multi-turn maneuver undertaken by a [[Horsey]]. It is a kind of [[chess dance]]. To perform Chessage, simply alternat..." 4349 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chessage '''(/tʃɛsɑːʒ/ or /tʃɨˈsɑːʒ/) is a multi-turn maneuver undertaken by a [[Horsey]]. It is a kind of [[chess dance]]. To perform Chessage, simply alternate your Horsey between two squares for as long as you like. When you are done, the [[Chess Judge|judges]] shall give their [[ratings]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] f1dd8tu9n2t0lxi9lzapsfakpjpcky6 0 2945 5711 2023-02-11T02:28:54Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Chessblindness is a variant of Colorblindness in which the patient cannot discern the [[:Category:Colors|colors]] [[Black]] and [[White]]. Though Chessblindness makes Chess very difficult, some Chessblind players are known [[to]] have ironically advanced skill at Chess through [[intuition]] and [[Luck|guesswork]]." 5711 wikitext text/x-wiki Chessblindness is a variant of Colorblindness in which the patient cannot discern the [[:Category:Colors|colors]] [[Black]] and [[White]]. Though Chessblindness makes Chess very difficult, some Chessblind players are known [[to]] have ironically advanced skill at Chess through [[intuition]] and [[Luck|guesswork]]. q2i0wbjhdctiyp0aibtr3abhwvpce8d 5719 5711 2023-02-11T13:48:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5719 wikitext text/x-wiki Chessblindness is a variant of Colorblindness in which the patient cannot discern the [[:Category:Colors|colors]] [[Black]] and [[White]]. Though Chessblindness makes Chess very difficult, some Chessblind players are known [[to]] have ironically advanced skill at Chess through [[intuition]] and [[Luck|guesswork]]. [[Category:Medical Conditions]] [[Category:Terminology]] brjj9ovg3eh0wzv6ju9bsikgahdlcu3 0 2200 4191 2015-03-11T08:49:20Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious a..." 4191 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Squares]], each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. no50qfom160fh070dgzq0ekw5tywmsb 4192 4191 2015-03-11T08:50:13Z Craten 26192002 4192 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Squares]], each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. NOT to be confused with the [[board]]. qgb2q94buqkooxtyhzah2n74ht50hpw 4193 4192 2015-03-11T08:50:51Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4193 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Squares]], each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. NOT to be confused with the [[board]]. [[Category:Pieces,]] [[Category:Realms]] 7kvtgplapw4p8oj1dwn3nh9q51nxc7z 4257 4193 2015-03-11T22:41:27Z Milo fett 34586 4257 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Squares]], each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. NOT to be confused with the [[board]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Squares]] k422uwu48jjze9ysgxx5l40m7ey1b5y 4475 4257 2016-02-02T03:40:43Z Milo fett 34586 4475 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Square]]s, each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. NOT to be confused with the [[board]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Squares]] bovrr8g1yetoow5bejx4iuhxhkm6c9t 4674 4475 2016-04-21T19:31:03Z Milo fett 34586 4674 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chessboard.gif|right|A typical chessboard.]] The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Square]]s, each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. NOT to be confused with the [[board]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Squares]] gmy5t2crqf2tsytcfbvg3bbt5eeoba8 6628 4674 2023-09-07T00:43:12Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6628 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chessboard.gif|right|A typical chessboard.]] The '''Chessboard '''is the largest [[Square]], within which all other [[Square]]s lay. In Chess Fanon, the Chessboard is a retromodern metropolis run by the malicious and corrupt [[Franklin Fu]], don of the [[Raft Guys]]. It is divided into districts known as [[Square]]s, each with their own subculture and customs. All citizens live in fear of [[Cerberus]]. NOT to be confused with the [[board]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] d76xhnoueiqqwomfz5peqgrsdtftrxd 0 2377 4567 2016-02-25T02:31:51Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "There are some standards necessary for a [[Chessboard]] to be approved. They are as follows: * Each [[Square]] must be able to fit no more than 9 (3 x 3) standard [[Pieces]] o..." 4567 wikitext text/x-wiki There are some standards necessary for a [[Chessboard]] to be approved. They are as follows: * Each [[Square]] must be able to fit no more than 9 (3 x 3) standard [[Pieces]] on it. * Each [[Square]] must have four sides and at least two corners. * Adjacent [[square|squares]] must connect with a gap of maximum 3mm (4in) * No markings appear on any [[square|squares]], other than the [[seal of chess approval]]. * Each [[Square]] must be the same height as its closest neighbour. * The total number of [[Square|Squares]] cannot exceed 2⁶⁴ (1.8446744e+19) * All [[foliage]] is kept trim Every [[chessboard]] is tested with three full games before it leaves the factory and is stamped with the [[seal of chess approval]]. epimhxe6xp8tqsxnkmg1jpgbzupmseg 4568 4567 2016-02-25T02:32:11Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4568 wikitext text/x-wiki There are some standards necessary for a [[Chessboard]] to be approved. They are as follows: * Each [[Square]] must be able to fit no more than 9 (3 x 3) standard [[Pieces]] on it. * Each [[Square]] must have four sides and at least two corners. * Adjacent [[square|squares]] must connect with a gap of maximum 3mm (4in) * No markings appear on any [[square|squares]], other than the [[seal of chess approval]]. * Each [[Square]] must be the same height as its closest neighbour. * The total number of [[Square|Squares]] cannot exceed 2⁶⁴ (1.8446744e+19) * All [[foliage]] is kept trim Every [[chessboard]] is tested with three full games before it leaves the factory and is stamped with the [[seal of chess approval]]. [[Category:Rules]] i919rubmlzrdwhfsx0i2e7oxzkmne9i 4569 4568 2016-02-25T02:35:05Z 82.31.22.143 4569 wikitext text/x-wiki There are some standards necessary for a [[Chessboard]] to be approved. They are as follows: * Each [[Square]] must be able to fit no more than 9 (3 x 3) standard [[Pieces]] on it. * Each [[Square]] must have four sides and at least [[to|two]] corners. * Adjacent [[square|squares]] must connect with a gap of maximum 3mm (4in) * No markings appear on any [[square|squares]], other than the [[seal of chess approval]]. * Each [[Square]] must be the same height as its closest neighbour. * The total number of [[Square|Squares]] cannot exceed 2⁶⁴ (1.8446744e+19) * All [[foliage]] is kept trim Every [[chessboard]] is tested with three full games before it leaves the factory and is stamped with the [[seal of chess approval]]. [[Category:Rules]] 4o604cxxzvgb1hb1rc4og7reaef6d3u 0 2765 5366 2023-01-30T06:41:42Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "As [[a]] peace proposal between [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]], a game combining the two in order to get the best game was proposed: * take the [[board]] from checkers * add the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] from Chess to it [[Category:Variants]]" 5366 wikitext text/x-wiki As [[a]] peace proposal between [[Chess]] and [[Checkers]], a game combining the two in order to get the best game was proposed: * take the [[board]] from checkers * add the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] from Chess to it [[Category:Variants]] lm07bkpqeq1dtikdlp4thpsh1gpnepj 0 2467 4757 2016-06-30T19:22:52Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chessco''' is a UK-based retailer of [[Chess]]-related goods and items. [[Category:Stores]] [[Category:Brands]]" 4757 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chessco''' is a UK-based retailer of [[Chess]]-related goods and items. [[Category:Stores]] [[Category:Brands]] ix8yttsu76rjdbyjm8ah7rn36y1gsd9 0 2753 5345 2023-01-27T08:57:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chesses''' is the plural form of [[Chess]]. example: ''"Robert is playing 2 '''chesses''' at once."'' [[Category:Terminology]]" 5345 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chesses''' is the plural form of [[Chess]]. example: ''"Robert is playing 2 '''chesses''' at once."'' [[Category:Terminology]] o23aqlq7t3te75tsqyjdeqe7fg6hlpe 0 2463 4747 2016-05-28T08:06:01Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chessians''' were eighteenth-century German chesspieces who fought under [[King]] George. [[Category:Pieces]]" 4747 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chessians''' were eighteenth-century German chesspieces who fought under [[King]] George. [[Category:Pieces]] hl3btw7xbzhqykxniehe9lffyqmbi40 0 2870 5560 2023-02-05T21:35:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:BabylonianCalendar-e1409137927307.jpg|thumb]] The '''Chessian Calendar''' (lat. ''Anno Latrunculi)'' is the primary form of date measurement in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. == Definition == Year 0 is defined as the year [[Chess]] was officially released for the first time in the sixth century approximately 1,500 years ago. == Trivia == * Most professional [[Chess Expert|Chessters]] use this calendar [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] Category:C..." 5560 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:BabylonianCalendar-e1409137927307.jpg|thumb]] The '''Chessian Calendar''' (lat. ''Anno Latrunculi)'' is the primary form of date measurement in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. == Definition == Year 0 is defined as the year [[Chess]] was officially released for the first time in the sixth century approximately 1,500 years ago. == Trivia == * Most professional [[Chess Expert|Chessters]] use this calendar [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Culture]] a7ni71do425o1wu2gy5dwh0nh558ezr 5561 5560 2023-02-05T22:02:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 5561 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:BabylonianCalendar-e1409137927307.jpg|thumb]] The '''Chessian Calendar''' (lat. ''Anno Latrunculi)'' is the primary form of date measurement in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. == Definition == Year 0 is defined as the year [[Chess]] was officially released for the first time in the sixth century approximately 1,500 years ago. == Trivia == * The acronyms B.C (Before Chess) and C.E (Chess Era) are used when referring [[to]] dates in the context of this calendar *Most professional [[Chess Expert|Chessters]] use this calendar [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Culture]] j5q3grw2liryqu3l3auzjpuq2zwff9d 5570 5561 2023-02-06T00:23:05Z Craten 26192002 5570 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:BabylonianCalendar-e1409137927307.jpg|thumb]] The '''Chessian Calendar''' (lat. ''Anno Latrunculi)'' is the primary form of date measurement in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. == Definition == Year 0 is defined as the year [[Chess]] was officially released for the first time in the sixth century approximately 1,500 years ago. == Trivia == * The acronyms B.C (Before Chess) and C.E (Chess Era) are used when referring [[to]] dates in the context of this calendar *Most professional [[Chess Expert|Chessters]] use this calendar *It can be interpreted from the Chess calendar that the world will end in ruin. Chess will not end. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Culture]] b2ahppc4y0x1olgmv2ccwdgcuqbxx28 7121 5570 2024-06-27T22:45:13Z Craten 26192002 7121 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:BabylonianCalendar-e1409137927307.jpg|thumb]] The '''Chessian Calendar''' (lat. ''Anno Latrunculi)'' is the primary form of date measurement in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. == Definition == Year 0 is defined as the year [[Chess]] was officially released for the first time in the sixth century approximately 1,500 years ago. == Trivia == * The acronyms B.C ([[Before]] Chess) and C.E (Chess Era) are used when referring [[to]] dates in the context of this calendar *Most professional [[Chess Expert|Chessters]] use this calendar *It can be interpreted from the Chess calendar that the world will end in ruin. Chess will not end. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Culture]] 5nw1hcabse66t69s01vp6wi0pbdvoo7 0 2374 4560 2016-02-25T02:15:12Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "''Chessica'' is a common given name amongst chess players and people. This name may refer to: == People == * [[Chessica Hewitt]], chess entrepreneur * [[Chessica Steven]], c..." 4560 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Chessica'' is a common given name amongst chess players and people. This name may refer to: == People == * [[Chessica Hewitt]], chess entrepreneur * [[Chessica Steven]], chess provocateur * [[Chessica Hendricks]], chess * Chess == Fictional characters == * [[Chessica Virtue]], the alter ego of chess superhero [[Chessica]] * [[Chessica]], chess superhero * [[Chessica Galworth]], fanon daughter of [[Chess|Chester Cheetah]] == Pawns == * [[Chessica (Pawn)|Chessica]] gzvkv44xs5jrkah3zqon4dmptvzaww4 4561 4560 2016-02-25T02:15:55Z 82.31.22.143 /* People */ 4561 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Chessica'' is a common given name amongst chess players and people. This name may refer to: == People == * [[Chessica Hewitt]], chess entrepreneur * [[Chessica Steven]], chess provocateur * [[Chessica Hendricks]], chess raconteur == Fictional characters == * [[Chessica Virtue]], alter ego of chess superhero [[Chessica]] * [[Chessica]], chess superhero * [[Chessica Galworth]], fanon daughter of [[Chess|Chester Cheetah]] == Pawns == * [[Chessica (Pawn)|Chessica]] q0jmauefiqsyesatzwhjxuag5gxkz9u 4562 4561 2016-02-25T02:16:15Z 82.31.22.143 4562 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Chessica'' is a common given name amongst [[chess]] players and people. This name may refer [[to]]: == People == * [[Chessica Hewitt]], chess entrepreneur * [[Chessica Steven]], chess provocateur * [[Chessica Hendricks]], chess raconteur == Fictional characters == * [[Chessica Virtue]], alter ego of chess superhero [[Chessica]] * [[Chessica]], chess superhero * [[Chessica Galworth]], fanon daughter of [[Chess|Chester Cheetah]] == Pawns == * [[Chessica (Pawn)|Chessica]] etzw2dw4xfzxxemo5kjh2fmjhw3y0pj 0 2215 4235 2015-03-11T21:08:37Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Chessington World of Adventures '''in Chessington, Surrey, England, is the world's first and only known [[Chess]] Theme Park." 4235 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chessington World of Adventures '''in Chessington, Surrey, England, is the world's first and only known [[Chess]] Theme Park. s4s6yrl2xmv983lg6gvm7hkcz15pm99 4236 4235 2015-03-11T21:09:05Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4236 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chessington World of Adventures '''in Chessington, Surrey, England, is the world's first and only known [[Chess]] Theme Park. [[Category:Realms]] jkq0fj2ohmwc21b96jnr1xq65sw7jwn 0 2685 5186 2023-01-17T11:47:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Chessmas''' is an [[:Category:Events|event]] usually taking place on the 24th or the 25th of December. Chessmas is usually celebrated at [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[D4]] [[Category:Events]]" 5186 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chessmas''' is an [[:Category:Events|event]] usually taking place on the 24th or the 25th of December. Chessmas is usually celebrated at [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[D4]] [[Category:Events]] mduyjyyt6vwtwm3h1x2z12g1631lb1f 0 2349 4490 2016-02-02T04:10:53Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "== We Three Kings == We Three Kings of Chess are Surfeit to canon game requirements ''Know any more Chessmas Carols? Why not [[Face-Off|add your own]]!''" 4490 wikitext text/x-wiki == We Three Kings == We Three Kings of Chess are Surfeit to canon game requirements ''Know any more Chessmas Carols? Why not [[Face-Off|add your own]]!'' cigqgge5me14nrkkzwmsrchubx5a461 4491 4490 2016-02-02T04:11:20Z 82.31.22.143 /* We Three Kings */ 4491 wikitext text/x-wiki == We Three Kings == We Three Kings of Chess are, Surfeit to canon game requirements ''Know any more Chessmas Carols? Why not [[Face-Off|add your own]]!'' 4h0ltbz8uf9eey30ief8uydfinr7q6m 4492 4491 2016-02-02T04:12:14Z 82.31.22.143 /* We Three Kings */ 4492 wikitext text/x-wiki == We Three Kings == We Three Kings of Chess are, Surfeit to canon game requirements <references />''Know any more Chessmas Carols? Why not [[Face-Off|add your own]]!'' 8vt0odwcmxy3mipwg5gx70bqyrku3e0 4493 4492 2016-02-02T04:12:26Z 82.31.22.143 /* We Three Kings */ 4493 wikitext text/x-wiki == We Three Kings == We Three Kings of Chess are, Surfeit to canon game requirements <references /> ''Know any more Chessmas Carols? Why not [[Face-Off|add your own]]!'' 2i05omxbsp27dgyqcpfp8x83mwbn6sf 4498 4493 2016-02-02T04:23:30Z 82.31.22.143 /* We Three Kings */ 4498 wikitext text/x-wiki == We Three Kings of Chess == We Three Kings of Chess are, Surfeit to canon game requirements <references /> ''Know any more Chessmas Carols? Why not [[Face-Off|add your own]]!'' 5a20gktaocht8e2jlnpy8zd59ec93xs 0 3332 6575 2023-08-30T23:06:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "It just doesn't bear considering. There is nothing [[to]] learn on this page. Go read about [[Chess]]. [[Category:Philosophy]]" 6575 wikitext text/x-wiki It just doesn't bear considering. There is nothing [[to]] learn on this page. Go read about [[Chess]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] 0ktz7pm28trpxfe062nx7y1pku8c7fx 0 3301 6503 2023-08-24T21:11:44Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "When choosing the perfect [[Chessboard]], it is important [[to]] find the right Chesspect Ratio for [[Player|you]]. Common Chesspect Ratios: * 8:8 [[Category:Maths]]" 6503 wikitext text/x-wiki When choosing the perfect [[Chessboard]], it is important [[to]] find the right Chesspect Ratio for [[Player|you]]. Common Chesspect Ratios: * 8:8 [[Category:Maths]] n3a2zlya2hn27adbmdqsde8ord8uuik 0 2497 4830 2016-10-27T16:14:17Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess]] 4830 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess]] #REDIRECT [[Piece]] fnaxinl1992c5b63tkgqvz7gh0dgeae 4831 4830 2016-10-27T16:14:34Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Piece]] 4831 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Piece]] #REDIRECT [[Chess]] bp0wy915pfn4pda1q1qhcg4m3x1b08n 0 2903 5623 2023-02-07T15:54:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "When you want [[to]] explain something about [[Chess]] [[to]] somebody, you '''Chessplain''' it. == Name reasoning == It combines the words '''Chess''' and '''explain''' [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5623 wikitext text/x-wiki When you want [[to]] explain something about [[Chess]] [[to]] somebody, you '''Chessplain''' it. == Name reasoning == It combines the words '''Chess''' and '''explain''' [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Terminology]] 04fefps73gqrp3oaaasej75o370bq4t 0 2590 5006 2022-05-21T17:35:32Z 89.240.208.103 Created page with "The often derogatory term [[Chessploitation]] refers [[to]] works of popular culture perceived [[to]] exploit the inherent dignity of Chess for dramatic or comedic purposes. A..." 5006 wikitext text/x-wiki The often derogatory term [[Chessploitation]] refers [[to]] works of popular culture perceived [[to]] exploit the inherent dignity of Chess for dramatic or comedic purposes. Any work that refers to [[Chess]] can be considered Chessploitation, other than Chess itself, some historic variants of Chess, and the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Chessploitation typically uses Chess as an established cultural reference point, as Chess is well-known beyond the bounds of languages for its combination of simple rules and complex strategies. The very image of a 64-square chessboard or a Piece (typically the King, Queen, Bishop, Rook, Castle, Horsey or Pawn) evokes powerful feelings in the observer. This phenomenon has been noted even in subjects who have been sheltered from Chess references since kindergarten.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] It is with these familiar images and with references to the strategy, warfare, etiquette and choreography of Chess that Chessploitation can occur. Since the early 20th Century, Chessploitation has been regulated by international law, in which any property making reference to Chess must pay Chess 10% of its royalties per reference, often surpassing 100%. This has not yet proven to discourage Chessploiters, as what they lose in money they gain in Chessposure. == Examples of Chessploitation == === Literature === === Music === Many classical symphonies and collected works are considered adaptations of Chess, as they have many Pieces. Popular songs explicitly referencing Chess include * Black or White by Michael Jackson * Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News * Take On Me by A-Ha[footnote: Take On Me was later covered by Chess band A1] * The Name of the Game (Chess) by ABBA Queen === Comic books === In the comic book series Those X-Men, the character Gambit is a superpowered, mutant chessmaster. He is known for his proficiency at all variants of Chess, his manipulation of Chess Pieces with kinetic energy, and his ability to throw any Chess Piece to any Square on a Board without error. === Film === Despite being an immensely popular character, Gambit was excluded from the X-Men film series due to struggles with the intellectual property of his many Chess references, In X2, a film named after a remote Chess Square, his name was seen on a screen among a list of other mutants when Mystique hacks the system of William Stryker for information on different mutants. Stuntman James Bamford filmed a cameo as Gambit before it was cut. Instead, this was added to Chris Claremont's novelization of the movie. The book itself never mentions Gambit by name, but he is shown as one of the mutants seen being affected by Dark Cerebro's activation. He is playing Chess in a New Orleans bar when he suddenly falls in pain and causes a table to explode. In the X3 novelization, he is a new student at the mansion being trained by Wolverine, along with Cannonball, Danielle Moonstar, and Sage. Gambit made a cameo appearance in the film The X-Men's Origins, as a precursor to his own planned movie. The Gambit movie spent five years in Development Hell before being cancelled due to its culturally-insensitive lead character. The film Knight Moves (sic) is a melodramatic '90s thriller about a chessman. Its combination of the intellectual rigour of chess and the de rigueur of gritty muscleman violence makes it a key example of Chessploitation. Its theme of Chess is shallow and incidental, yet its high drama and surprising line readings have made it a favorite among the Chess fandom. === Streaming Television === The Queen's Gambit is a chess show about a sexy woman. === Broadcast TV === King of Queens === Cereal === Chex is a cereal in the shape of a Chessboard. Launched as Chess in 1934, Chex was forced to change its name, first to Chesx and then to Chex, due to multiple lawsuits from Chess. There has since been a contentious legal history of intellectual property disputes between Chess and (what is now known as) Chex due to their perceived resemblance. See Chess Lawsuits. Video games All video game adaptations of Chess are Chessploitation. === Chess === Most board-game variants of Chess can be considered Chessploitation, as they undermine one or more inherent rules of Chess whilst still bearing its name, aesthetic or structure. Examples include: ==== ''Chess with guns'' ==== Boring people think that adding extreme elements to Chess make it more humorous and fun. This is seen in the widely-known "Chess with guns" trope, in which the violent signifiers of an action film are added to Chess. In every case, this undermines the structural integrity of the game and results in an imbalance, though the imbalance is often equal for both players. Extreme adaptations of Chess are not big (with the exception of Big Chess, Bigger Chess and Biggest Chess), and they're not clever (with the exception of Clever Chess). ==== Themed Chess ==== Chess sets with themes based around an established franchise can be two types of sploitation, as they use the established popularity of both Chess and the nominal franchise to cross-promote each other. The Simpsons' Chess is both Chessploitation and Simpsploitation, and so on. Themed Chess sets can only be used in the absence of a non-Themed Chess set. ==== Chess while tired ==== Playing Chess while tired undermines and exploits the inherent intellectual acumen of the game. === Black goes first === White goes first. === Checkers === == Motor racing == The flag used at the end of a racecar race is based on a Chessboard. Tie breaks are decided by a game of Chess on this flag. == Kitchen floors == Some kitchen floors can be based on a Chessboard. This is only considered Chessploitation if you navigate the floor like a Chess Piece. In real life Across history, some wars have been considered to be plagiarism of Chess games, due to their use of horsies, castles and/or rooks, bishops, movement and taking. The winners of these wars have been required to pay tribute to Chess. See also: Chess variants 0h2lp42fi194lr2c5s31fpz8owcfx5m 6377 5006 2023-08-14T17:04:40Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6377 wikitext text/x-wiki The often derogatory term [[Chessploitation]] refers [[to]] works of popular culture perceived [[to]] exploit the inherent dignity of Chess for dramatic or comedic purposes. Any work that refers to [[Chess]] can be considered Chessploitation, other than Chess itself, some historic variants of Chess, and the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Chessploitation typically uses Chess as an established cultural reference point, as Chess is well-known beyond the bounds of languages for its combination of simple rules and complex strategies. The very image of a 64-square chessboard or a Piece (typically the King, Queen, Bishop, Rook, Castle, Horsey or Pawn) evokes powerful feelings in the observer. This phenomenon has been noted even in subjects who have been sheltered from Chess references since kindergarten.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] It is with these familiar images and with references to the strategy, warfare, etiquette and choreography of Chess that Chessploitation can occur. Since the early 20th Century, Chessploitation has been regulated by international law, in which any property making reference to Chess must pay Chess 10% of its royalties per reference, often surpassing 100%. This has not yet proven to discourage Chessploiters, as what they lose in money they gain in Chessposure. == Examples of Chessploitation == === Literature === === Music === Many classical symphonies and collected works are considered adaptations of Chess, as they have many Pieces. Popular songs explicitly referencing Chess include * Black or White by Michael Jackson * Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News * Take On Me by A-Ha[footnote: Take On Me was later covered by Chess band A1] * The Name of the Game (Chess) by ABBA Queen === Comic books === In the comic book series Those X-Men, the character Gambit is a superpowered, mutant chessmaster. He is known for his proficiency at all variants of Chess, his manipulation of Chess Pieces with kinetic energy, and his ability to throw any Chess Piece to any Square on a Board without error. === Film === Despite being an immensely popular character, Gambit was excluded from the X-Men film series due to struggles with the intellectual property of his many Chess references, In X2, a film named after a remote Chess Square, his name was seen on a screen among a list of other mutants when Mystique hacks the system of William Stryker for information on different mutants. Stuntman James Bamford filmed a cameo as Gambit before it was cut. Instead, this was added to Chris Claremont's novelization of the movie. The book itself never mentions Gambit by name, but he is shown as one of the mutants seen being affected by Dark Cerebro's activation. He is playing Chess in a New Orleans bar when he suddenly falls in pain and causes a table to explode. In the X3 novelization, he is a new student at the mansion being trained by Wolverine, along with Cannonball, Danielle Moonstar, and Sage. Gambit made a cameo appearance in the film The X-Men's Origins, as a precursor to his own planned movie. The Gambit movie spent five years in Development Hell before being cancelled due to its culturally-insensitive lead character. The film Knight Moves (sic) is a melodramatic '90s thriller about a chessman. Its combination of the intellectual rigour of chess and the de rigueur of gritty muscleman violence makes it a key example of Chessploitation. Its theme of Chess is shallow and incidental, yet its high drama and surprising line readings have made it a favorite among the Chess fandom. === Streaming Television === The Queen's Gambit is a chess show about a sexy woman. === Broadcast TV === King of Queens === Cereal === Chex is a cereal in the shape of a Chessboard. Launched as Chess in 1934, Chex was forced to change its name, first to Chesx and then to Chex, due to multiple lawsuits from Chess. There has since been a contentious legal history of intellectual property disputes between Chess and (what is now known as) Chex due to their perceived resemblance. See Chess Lawsuits. Video games All video game adaptations of Chess are Chessploitation. === Chess === Most board-game variants of Chess can be considered Chessploitation, as they undermine one or more inherent rules of Chess whilst still bearing its name, aesthetic or structure. Examples include: ==== ''Chess with guns'' ==== Boring people think that adding extreme elements to Chess make it more humorous and fun. This is seen in the widely-known "Chess with guns" trope, in which the violent signifiers of an action film are added to Chess. In every case, this undermines the structural integrity of the game and results in an imbalance, though the imbalance is often equal for both players. Extreme adaptations of Chess are not big (with the exception of Big Chess, Bigger Chess and Biggest Chess), and they're not clever (with the exception of Clever Chess). ==== Themed Chess ==== Chess sets with themes based around an established franchise can be two types of sploitation, as they use the established popularity of both Chess and the nominal franchise to cross-promote each other. The Simpsons' Chess is both Chessploitation and Simpsploitation, and so on. Themed Chess sets can only be used in the absence of a non-Themed Chess set. ==== Chess while tired ==== Playing Chess while tired undermines and exploits the inherent intellectual acumen of the game. === Black goes first === White goes first. === Checkers === == Motor racing == The flag used at the end of a racecar race is based on a Chessboard. Tie breaks are decided by a game of Chess on this flag. == Kitchen floors == Some kitchen floors can be based on a Chessboard. This is only considered Chessploitation if you navigate the floor like a Chess Piece. In real life Across history, some wars have been considered to be plagiarism of Chess games, due to their use of horsies, castles and/or rooks, bishops, movement and taking. The winners of these wars have been required to pay tribute to Chess. See also: Chess variants [[Category:Culture]] dhuiucvvk2ebq5drj1tt0a4cfg8hrb0 6757 6377 2023-09-19T14:38:17Z 78.40.233.10 6757 wikitext text/x-wiki The often derogatory term [[Chessploitation]] refers [[to]] works of popular culture perceived [[to]] exploit the inherent dignity of Chess for dramatic or comedic purposes. Any work that refers to [[Chess]] can be considered Chessploitation, other than Chess itself, some historic variants of Chess, and the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Chessploitation typically uses Chess as an established cultural reference point, as Chess is well-known beyond the bounds of languages for its combination of simple rules and complex strategies. The very image of a 64-square chessboard or a Piece (typically the King, Queen, Bishop, Rook, Castle, Horsey or Pawn) evokes powerful feelings in the observer. This phenomenon has been noted even in subjects who have been sheltered from Chess references since kindergarten.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] It is with these familiar images and with references to the strategy, warfare, etiquette and choreography of Chess that Chessploitation can occur. Since the early 20th Century, Chessploitation has been regulated by international law, in which any property making reference to Chess must pay Chess 10% of its royalties per reference, often surpassing 100%. This has not yet proven to discourage Chessploiters, as what they lose in money they gain in Chessposure. == Examples of Chessploitation == === Literature === === Music === Many classical symphonies and collected works are considered adaptations of Chess, as they have many Pieces. Popular songs explicitly referencing Chess include * Black or White by Michael Jackson * Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News * Take On Me by A-Ha[footnote: Take On Me was later covered by Chess band A1] * The Name of the Game (Chess) by [[AᗺBΑ]] Queen === Comic books === In the comic book series Those X-Men, the character Gambit is a superpowered, mutant chessmaster. He is known for his proficiency at all variants of Chess, his manipulation of Chess Pieces with kinetic energy, and his ability to throw any Chess Piece to any Square on a Board without error. === Film === Despite being an immensely popular character, Gambit was excluded from the X-Men film series due to struggles with the intellectual property of his many Chess references, In X2, a film named after a remote Chess Square, his name was seen on a screen among a list of other mutants when Mystique hacks the system of William Stryker for information on different mutants. Stuntman James Bamford filmed a cameo as Gambit before it was cut. Instead, this was added to Chris Claremont's novelization of the movie. The book itself never mentions Gambit by name, but he is shown as one of the mutants seen being affected by Dark Cerebro's activation. He is playing Chess in a New Orleans bar when he suddenly falls in pain and causes a table to explode. In the X3 novelization, he is a new student at the mansion being trained by Wolverine, along with Cannonball, Danielle Moonstar, and Sage. Gambit made a cameo appearance in the film The X-Men's Origins, as a precursor to his own planned movie. The Gambit movie spent five years in Development Hell before being cancelled due to its culturally-insensitive lead character. The film Knight Moves (sic) is a melodramatic '90s thriller about a chessman. Its combination of the intellectual rigour of chess and the de rigueur of gritty muscleman violence makes it a key example of Chessploitation. Its theme of Chess is shallow and incidental, yet its high drama and surprising line readings have made it a favorite among the Chess fandom. === Streaming Television === The Queen's Gambit is a chess show about a sexy woman. === Broadcast TV === King of Queens === Cereal === Chex is a cereal in the shape of a Chessboard. Launched as Chess in 1934, Chex was forced to change its name, first to Chesx and then to Chex, due to multiple lawsuits from Chess. There has since been a contentious legal history of intellectual property disputes between Chess and (what is now known as) Chex due to their perceived resemblance. See Chess Lawsuits. Video games All video game adaptations of Chess are Chessploitation. === Chess === Most board-game variants of Chess can be considered Chessploitation, as they undermine one or more inherent rules of Chess whilst still bearing its name, aesthetic or structure. Examples include: ==== ''Chess with guns'' ==== Boring people think that adding extreme elements to Chess make it more humorous and fun. This is seen in the widely-known "Chess with guns" trope, in which the violent signifiers of an action film are added to Chess. In every case, this undermines the structural integrity of the game and results in an imbalance, though the imbalance is often equal for both players. Extreme adaptations of Chess are not big (with the exception of Big Chess, Bigger Chess and Biggest Chess), and they're not clever (with the exception of Clever Chess). ==== Themed Chess ==== Chess sets with themes based around an established franchise can be two types of sploitation, as they use the established popularity of both Chess and the nominal franchise to cross-promote each other. The Simpsons' Chess is both Chessploitation and Simpsploitation, and so on. Themed Chess sets can only be used in the absence of a non-Themed Chess set. ==== Chess while tired ==== Playing Chess while tired undermines and exploits the inherent intellectual acumen of the game. === Black goes first === White goes first. === Checkers === == Motor racing == The flag used at the end of a racecar race is based on a Chessboard. Tie breaks are decided by a game of Chess on this flag. == Kitchen floors == Some kitchen floors can be based on a Chessboard. This is only considered Chessploitation if you navigate the floor like a Chess Piece. In real life Across history, some wars have been considered to be plagiarism of Chess games, due to their use of horsies, castles and/or rooks, bishops, movement and taking. The winners of these wars have been required to pay tribute to Chess. See also: Chess variants [[Category:Culture]] bejfgqeebr8ix1aaqlw24yd8ss9vv11 7064 6757 2024-06-21T23:58:47Z 2.97.111.236 Adding categories 7064 wikitext text/x-wiki The often derogatory term [[Chessploitation]] refers [[to]] works of popular culture perceived [[to]] exploit the inherent dignity of Chess for dramatic or comedic purposes. Any work that refers to [[Chess]] can be considered Chessploitation, other than Chess itself, some historic variants of Chess, and the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Chessploitation typically uses Chess as an established cultural reference point, as Chess is well-known beyond the bounds of languages for its combination of simple rules and complex strategies. The very image of a 64-square chessboard or a Piece (typically the King, Queen, Bishop, Rook, Castle, Horsey or Pawn) evokes powerful feelings in the observer. This phenomenon has been noted even in subjects who have been sheltered from Chess references since kindergarten.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] It is with these familiar images and with references to the strategy, warfare, etiquette and choreography of Chess that Chessploitation can occur. Since the early 20th Century, Chessploitation has been regulated by international law, in which any property making reference to Chess must pay Chess 10% of its royalties per reference, often surpassing 100%. This has not yet proven to discourage Chessploiters, as what they lose in money they gain in Chessposure. == Examples of Chessploitation == === Literature === === Music === Many classical symphonies and collected works are considered adaptations of Chess, as they have many Pieces. Popular songs explicitly referencing Chess include * Black or White by Michael Jackson * Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News * Take On Me by A-Ha[footnote: Take On Me was later covered by Chess band A1] * The Name of the Game (Chess) by [[AᗺBΑ]] Queen === Comic books === In the comic book series Those X-Men, the character Gambit is a superpowered, mutant chessmaster. He is known for his proficiency at all variants of Chess, his manipulation of Chess Pieces with kinetic energy, and his ability to throw any Chess Piece to any Square on a Board without error. === Film === Despite being an immensely popular character, Gambit was excluded from the X-Men film series due to struggles with the intellectual property of his many Chess references, In X2, a film named after a remote Chess Square, his name was seen on a screen among a list of other mutants when Mystique hacks the system of William Stryker for information on different mutants. Stuntman James Bamford filmed a cameo as Gambit before it was cut. Instead, this was added to Chris Claremont's novelization of the movie. The book itself never mentions Gambit by name, but he is shown as one of the mutants seen being affected by Dark Cerebro's activation. He is playing Chess in a New Orleans bar when he suddenly falls in pain and causes a table to explode. In the X3 novelization, he is a new student at the mansion being trained by Wolverine, along with Cannonball, Danielle Moonstar, and Sage. Gambit made a cameo appearance in the film The X-Men's Origins, as a precursor to his own planned movie. The Gambit movie spent five years in Development Hell before being cancelled due to its culturally-insensitive lead character. The film Knight Moves (sic) is a melodramatic '90s thriller about a chessman. Its combination of the intellectual rigour of chess and the de rigueur of gritty muscleman violence makes it a key example of Chessploitation. Its theme of Chess is shallow and incidental, yet its high drama and surprising line readings have made it a favorite among the Chess fandom. === Streaming Television === The Queen's Gambit is a chess show about a sexy woman. === Broadcast TV === King of Queens === Cereal === Chex is a cereal in the shape of a Chessboard. Launched as Chess in 1934, Chex was forced to change its name, first to Chesx and then to Chex, due to multiple lawsuits from Chess. There has since been a contentious legal history of intellectual property disputes between Chess and (what is now known as) Chex due to their perceived resemblance. See Chess Lawsuits. Video games All video game adaptations of Chess are Chessploitation. === Chess === Most board-game variants of Chess can be considered Chessploitation, as they undermine one or more inherent rules of Chess whilst still bearing its name, aesthetic or structure. Examples include: ==== ''Chess with guns'' ==== Boring people think that adding extreme elements to Chess make it more humorous and fun. This is seen in the widely-known "Chess with guns" trope, in which the violent signifiers of an action film are added to Chess. In every case, this undermines the structural integrity of the game and results in an imbalance, though the imbalance is often equal for both players. Extreme adaptations of Chess are not big (with the exception of Big Chess, Bigger Chess and Biggest Chess), and they're not clever (with the exception of Clever Chess). ==== Themed Chess ==== Chess sets with themes based around an established franchise can be two types of sploitation, as they use the established popularity of both Chess and the nominal franchise to cross-promote each other. The Simpsons' Chess is both Chessploitation and Simpsploitation, and so on. Themed Chess sets can only be used in the absence of a non-Themed Chess set. ==== Chess while tired ==== Playing Chess while tired undermines and exploits the inherent intellectual acumen of the game. === Black goes first === White goes first. === Checkers === == Motor racing == The flag used at the end of a racecar race is based on a Chessboard. Tie breaks are decided by a game of Chess on this flag. == Kitchen floors == Some kitchen floors can be based on a Chessboard. This is only considered Chessploitation if you navigate the floor like a Chess Piece. In real life Across history, some wars have been considered to be plagiarism of Chess games, due to their use of horsies, castles and/or rooks, bishops, movement and taking. The winners of these wars have been required to pay tribute to Chess. See also: Chess variants [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:And so on]] j1n1pwg7wu8bfh0pkalsfdlil96ebwx 7065 7064 2024-06-21T23:59:37Z 2.97.111.236 7065 wikitext text/x-wiki The often derogatory term [[Chessploitation]] refers [[to]] works of popular culture perceived [[to]] exploit the inherent dignity of Chess for dramatic or comedic purposes. Any work that refers to [[Chess]] can be considered Chessploitation, other than Chess itself, some historic variants of Chess, and the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Chessploitation typically uses Chess as an established cultural reference point, as Chess is well-known beyond the bounds of languages for its combination of simple rules and complex strategies. The very image of a 64-square chessboard or a Piece (typically the King, Queen, Bishop, Rook, Castle, Horsey or Pawn) evokes powerful feelings in the observer. This phenomenon has been noted even in subjects who have been sheltered from Chess references since kindergarten.[1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] It is with these familiar images and with references to the strategy, warfare, etiquette and choreography of Chess that Chessploitation can occur. Since the early 20th Century, Chessploitation has been regulated by international law, in which any property making reference to Chess must pay Chess 10% of its royalties per reference, often surpassing 100%. This has not yet proven to discourage Chessploiters, as what they lose in money they gain in Chessposure. == Examples of Chessploitation == === Literature === === Music === Many classical symphonies and collected works are considered adaptations of Chess, as they have many Pieces. Popular songs explicitly referencing Chess include * Black or White by Michael Jackson * Hip to be Square by Huey Lewis and the News * Take On Me by A-Ha[footnote: Take On Me was later covered by Chess band A1] * The Name of the Game (Chess) by [[AᗺBΑ]] Queen === Comic books === In the comic book series Those X-Men, the character Gambit is a superpowered, mutant chessmaster. He is known for his proficiency at all variants of Chess, his manipulation of Chess Pieces with kinetic energy, and his ability to throw any Chess Piece to any Square on a Board without error. === Film === Despite being an immensely popular character, Gambit was excluded from the X-Men film series due to struggles with the intellectual property of his many Chess references, In X2, a film named after a remote Chess Square, his name was seen on a screen among a list of other mutants when Mystique hacks the system of William Stryker for information on different mutants. Stuntman James Bamford filmed a cameo as Gambit before it was cut. Instead, this was added to Chris Claremont's novelization of the movie. The book itself never mentions Gambit by name, but he is shown as one of the mutants seen being affected by Dark Cerebro's activation. He is playing Chess in a New Orleans bar when he suddenly falls in pain and causes a table to explode. In the X3 novelization, he is a new student at the mansion being trained by Wolverine, along with Cannonball, Danielle Moonstar, and Sage. Gambit made a cameo appearance in the film The X-Men's Origins, as a precursor to his own planned movie. The Gambit movie spent five years in Development Hell before being cancelled due to its culturally-insensitive lead character. The film Knight Moves (sic) is a melodramatic '90s thriller about a chessman. Its combination of the intellectual rigour of chess and the de rigueur of gritty muscleman violence makes it a key example of Chessploitation. Its theme of Chess is shallow and incidental, yet its high drama and surprising line readings have made it a favorite among the Chess fandom. === Streaming Television === The Queen's Gambit is a chess show about a sexy woman. === Broadcast TV === King of Queens === Cereal === Chex is a cereal in the shape of a Chessboard. Launched as Chess in 1934, Chex was forced to change its name, first to Chesx and then to Chex, due to multiple lawsuits from Chess. There has since been a contentious legal history of intellectual property disputes between Chess and (what is now known as) Chex due to their perceived resemblance. See Chess Lawsuits. Video games All video game adaptations of Chess are Chessploitation. === Chess === Most board-game variants of Chess can be considered Chessploitation, as they undermine one or more inherent rules of Chess whilst still bearing its name, aesthetic or structure. Examples include: ==== ''Chess with guns'' ==== Boring people think that adding extreme elements to Chess make it more humorous and fun. This is seen in the widely-known "Chess with guns" trope, in which the violent signifiers of an action film are added to Chess. In every case, this undermines the structural integrity of the game and results in an imbalance, though the imbalance is often equal for both players. Extreme adaptations of Chess are not big (with the exception of Big Chess, Bigger Chess and Biggest Chess), and they're not clever (with the exception of Clever Chess). ==== Themed Chess ==== Chess sets with themes based around an established franchise can be two types of sploitation, as they use the established popularity of both Chess and the nominal franchise to cross-promote each other. The Simpsons' Chess is both Chessploitation and Simpsploitation, and so on. Themed Chess sets can only be used in the absence of a non-Themed Chess set. ==== Chess while tired ==== Playing Chess while tired undermines and exploits the inherent intellectual acumen of the game. === Black goes first === White goes first. === Checkers === == Motor racing == The flag used at the end of a racecar race is based on a Chessboard. Tie breaks are decided by a game of Chess on this flag. == Kitchen floors == Some [[House floor that looks similar to a chessboard|kitchen floors can be based on a Chessboard]]. This is only considered Chessploitation if you navigate the floor like a Chess Piece. == In real life == Across history, some wars have been considered to be plagiarism of Chess games, due to their use of horsies, castles and/or rooks, bishops, movement and taking. The winners of these wars have been required to pay tribute to Chess. == See also: == [[Desert level|Chess variants]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:And so on]] 0uxbm5ah6w80i8swt6fnbxchhh2zhxt 0 3028 5852 2023-05-07T03:44:05Z Devo Energy Dome 45962737 Created page with "== The Chesspocalypse == '''The Chesspocalypse''' is the [[apocalyptic]] [[event]] in which a huge [[meteorite]] fall on the [[Chess]] [[board]], obliterating it instantly. This even leads to the creation of [[Chess 2]]." 5852 wikitext text/x-wiki == The Chesspocalypse == '''The Chesspocalypse''' is the [[apocalyptic]] [[event]] in which a huge [[meteorite]] fall on the [[Chess]] [[board]], obliterating it instantly. This even leads to the creation of [[Chess 2]]. rzknbuberde442pkntbj4we3o83qxxl 5853 5852 2023-05-07T03:44:34Z Devo Energy Dome 45962737 5853 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Chesspocalypse''' is the [[apocalyptic]] [[event]] in which a huge [[meteorite]] fall on the [[Chess]] [[board]], obliterating it instantly. This even leads to the creation of [[Chess 2]]. 8ob0tsvls40dpcl8dqae2f01otutzt1 5856 5853 2023-05-07T03:49:46Z Devo Energy Dome 45962737 5856 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Chesspocalypse''' is the [[apocalyptic]] [[event]] in which a huge [[meteorite]] fall on the [[Chess]] [[board]], obliterating it instantly. This event leads to the creation of [[Chess 2]]. 7w3sg1arh64umalif8m2pqk01svqffk 0 3453 6924 2023-11-09T23:01:16Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "If your [[opponent]] sneezes during a game of [[Chess]], it's good form (and good manners!) to say, '''"Chessundheit"'''. == Trivia == * Some prefer to simply say "Chess you." [[Category:Sayings]]" 6924 wikitext text/x-wiki If your [[opponent]] sneezes during a game of [[Chess]], it's good form (and good manners!) to say, '''"Chessundheit"'''. == Trivia == * Some prefer to simply say "Chess you." [[Category:Sayings]] mvjj1qv8dk02dlaouckzu4y5iad2rc6 6925 6924 2023-11-09T23:01:41Z Milo fett 34586 6925 wikitext text/x-wiki If your [[opponent]] [[sneeze]]s during a game of [[Chess]], it's good form (and good manners!) to say, '''"Chessundheit"'''. == Trivia == * Some prefer to simply say "Chess you." [[Category:Sayings]] 5wulb5e4p6uivpxkpivb10nh06v0j5r 7008 6925 2024-02-09T01:20:53Z Craten 26192002 7008 wikitext text/x-wiki If your [[opponent]] [[sneeze]]s during a game of [[Chess]], it's good form (and [[Polite Chess|good manners]]!) to say, '''"Chessundheit"'''. == Trivia == * Some prefer to simply say "Chess you." [[Category:Sayings]] 67iquuah49t4dtsu5tylywkw4a7xidx 0 3298 6498 2023-08-24T12:04:37Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Some '''chests''' can occasionally be found throughout the map in [[Chess]]. Inside of it is more [[Chess]]. [[Category:Items]]" 6498 wikitext text/x-wiki Some '''chests''' can occasionally be found throughout the map in [[Chess]]. Inside of it is more [[Chess]]. [[Category:Items]] 8d8uxswitarb6z4aji02x5ty3ubhos8 6499 6498 2023-08-24T16:28:23Z Craten 26192002 6499 wikitext text/x-wiki Some '''chests''' can occasionally be found throughout the map in [[Chess]]. Inside of it is more [[Chess]]. == Related Articles == [[Matryoshka doll|Matryoshka Doll]] [[Category:Items]] fnpo5kyu3t9vw26s7yveb1sg8av32gn 6729 6499 2023-09-08T21:01:57Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6729 wikitext text/x-wiki Some '''chests''' can occasionally be found throughout the map in [[Chess]]. Inside of it is more [[Chess]]. == Related Articles == [[Matryoshka doll|Matryoshka Doll]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] do9goraxnqjp8nez3zcka7a99kht7hz 0 3452 6923 2023-11-09T22:53:11Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Chexit''' refers to the secession of [[Chess]] from the game of [[Checkers]] in [[Chess Timeline|1974]]. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:History]]" 6923 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Chexit''' refers to the secession of [[Chess]] from the game of [[Checkers]] in [[Chess Timeline|1974]]. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:History]] mmgtgf5npewze8eg03e2og4r2utmkqi 0 2913 5645 2023-02-07T20:35:37Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If you don't have time to write "[[Chess]]", write [[Cheß]]*. This spelling is favored by Germans as it removes the [[Chess Nazi|Nazi]] reference "SS". <nowiki>*</nowiki>as the ß is not available on many keyboards, you can copy it from the following [[Bullets|bullet]] point [[to]] save time: * ß. [[Category:Linguistics]]" 5645 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't have time to write "[[Chess]]", write [[Cheß]]*. This spelling is favored by Germans as it removes the [[Chess Nazi|Nazi]] reference "SS". <nowiki>*</nowiki>as the ß is not available on many keyboards, you can copy it from the following [[Bullets|bullet]] point [[to]] save time: * ß. [[Category:Linguistics]] 5wg58tx0aaxcrxog5bvphgadjiphpk9 5648 5645 2023-02-07T21:03:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 bobby fischer reference 5648 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't have time to write "[[Chess]]", write [[Cheß]]*. This spelling is favored by Germans as it removes the [[Bobby Fischer|Nazi]] reference "SS". <nowiki>*</nowiki>as the ß is not available on many keyboards, you can copy it from the following [[Bullets|bullet]] point [[to]] save time: * ß. [[Category:Linguistics]] tlcj7d0924z6cdl2bye54w2bh8qlxvf 6724 5648 2023-09-08T20:59:56Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6724 wikitext text/x-wiki If you don't have time to write "[[Chess]]", write [[Cheß]]*. This spelling is favored by Germans as it removes the [[Bobby Fischer|Nazi]] reference "SS". <nowiki>*</nowiki>as the ß is not available on many keyboards, you can copy it from the following [[Bullets|bullet]] point [[to]] save time: * ß. [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] ahlxpircglkr71agi2rxxbm0njzqcit 0 2394 4603 2016-03-04T00:08:24Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[中國象棋]] 4603 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[中國象棋]] 71o850t3466e7joygul1frii493ufk7 0 2549 4920 2017-06-22T15:40:30Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "[[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf</ref..." 4920 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf</ref> Like Chess, it has been found [[to ]] contain many [[3D Chess|higher-order]] [[Chess Facts|truths]]. <references> d0y7jst65z0m7ft9u9iheig0gsqk4uy 4921 4920 2017-06-22T15:45:00Z 82.31.7.40 4921 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf</ref> Like Chess, it has been found [[to ]] contain many [[3D Chess|higher-order]] [[Chess Facts!|truths]]. <references> sxty2dvxoq9jf8qcewjh0tm4bhweltm 4922 4921 2017-06-22T15:58:57Z 82.31.7.40 4922 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf#page=2</ref> Like Chess, it has been found [[to ]] contain many [[3D Chess|higher-order]] [[Chess Facts!|truths]]. <references /> 9v2q7rbx9r6tba22ln6tv754c1hcpz4 5558 4922 2023-02-05T20:26:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5558 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf#page=2</ref> Like Chess, it has been found [[to ]] contain many [[3D Chess|higher-order]] [[Chess Facts!|truths]]. <references /> [[Category:Variants]] qobmds1kofu3dg7x3i1dcoio3dxaem9 5568 5558 2023-02-06T00:20:20Z Craten 26192002 5568 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Schmess]]'' [[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf#page=2</ref> Like Chess, it has been found [[to]] contain many [[3D Chess|higher-order]] [[Chess Facts!|truths]]. <references /> [[Category:Variants]] so6n1f4zaxzch0on89oq0ohsuilsffo 6642 5568 2023-09-07T00:48:11Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6642 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Schmess]]'' [[Chmess]] is just like [[Chess]] except that the [[King]] can move two [[Square]]s in any direction, not one.<ref>https://ase.tufts.edu/cogstud/dennett/papers/chmess.pdf#page=2</ref> Like Chess, it has been found [[to]] contain many [[3D Chess|higher-order]] [[Chess Facts!|truths]]. <references /> [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 38us1vnqwnggukv5awmxy6014h8t2du 0 3527 7177 2024-07-08T15:51:16Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "Popular Chess Podcast Chodcast rewatches and analyses every game of Chess since [[Time|Time Began]]. Currently on 55,832 episodes, Chodcast is partway through its first arc and is sponsored by everything. [[Category:Media]]" 7177 wikitext text/x-wiki Popular Chess Podcast Chodcast rewatches and analyses every game of Chess since [[Time|Time Began]]. Currently on 55,832 episodes, Chodcast is partway through its first arc and is sponsored by everything. [[Category:Media]] c11iw9kk7cgabxqoxmce3ej2nnogqn3 0 3111 6049 2023-07-14T11:46:25Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Being a game with several possible [[Move|moves]], [[Chess]] provides the illusion of choice. However, there are only 32 possible ways a game of Chess can go. You think you're being strategic, but you're following one of these few set paths. Once you've memorized all 32 games, you can tell if you are going [[to]] win, lose, draw or die by the third turn (for White), and at that point you may as well give up. [[Category:Philosophy]]" 6049 wikitext text/x-wiki Being a game with several possible [[Move|moves]], [[Chess]] provides the illusion of choice. However, there are only 32 possible ways a game of Chess can go. You think you're being strategic, but you're following one of these few set paths. Once you've memorized all 32 games, you can tell if you are going [[to]] win, lose, draw or die by the third turn (for White), and at that point you may as well give up. [[Category:Philosophy]] 2zb881kzitcaex2offevyxiqdvdbskt 6055 6049 2023-07-14T11:55:52Z 78.40.233.11 6055 wikitext text/x-wiki Being a game with several possible [[Move|moves]], [[Chess]] provides the illusion of choice. However, there are only 32 possible ways a game of Chess can go, four of which are duplicates anyway. You think you're being strategic, but you're following one of these few set paths. Once you've memorized all 32 (arguably 28) games, you can tell if you are going [[to]] win, lose, draw or die by the third turn (for White), and at that point you may as well give up. [[Category:Philosophy]] gqm5d7wa7plbvbrh9yhdw1xl9b3xc9q 6057 6055 2023-07-14T13:05:04Z 78.40.233.10 6057 wikitext text/x-wiki Being a game with several possible [[Move|moves]], [[Chess]] provides the illusion of choice. However, there are only 32 possible ways a game of Chess can go, four of which are the same. You think you're being strategic, but you're following one of these few set paths. Once you've memorized all 32 (arguably 29) games, you can tell if you are going [[to]] win, lose, draw or die by the third turn (for White), and at that point you may as well give up. [[Category:Philosophy]] 6azq97alg0texwyp3cy9vd448hhhloy 6716 6057 2023-09-08T20:57:06Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6716 wikitext text/x-wiki Being a game with several possible [[Move|moves]], [[Chess]] provides the illusion of choice. However, there are only 32 possible ways a game of Chess can go, four of which are the same. You think you're being strategic, but you're following one of these few set paths. Once you've memorized all 32 (arguably 29) games, you can tell if you are going [[to]] win, lose, draw or die by the third turn (for White), and at that point you may as well give up. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] hzljoax4jakasvuigyhbqku13d56oh3 0 2889 5597 2023-02-06T17:25:31Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "past tense of ''Chess'' * ''We Choss the place up good and propah! - Cockney gangster saying'' [[Category:Linguistics]]" 5597 wikitext text/x-wiki past tense of ''Chess'' * ''We Choss the place up good and propah! - Cockney gangster saying'' [[Category:Linguistics]] onkz1xrpdxqszfzlck1udhfyvav6jqd 0 2510 4854 2016-11-19T08:05:29Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Christmas''' is a holiday celebrated in [[December]] each year. It celebrates the time that [[Earth]] received its [[King]]. == See also == * [[Holiday Giveaway 2007]] [[..." 4854 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christmas''' is a holiday celebrated in [[December]] each year. It celebrates the time that [[Earth]] received its [[King]]. == See also == * [[Holiday Giveaway 2007]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] f3a10cuo4bsizgno65xe2z0w0q2fivu 4888 4854 2016-12-29T17:32:49Z Milo fett 34586 4888 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christmas''' is a holiday celebrated in [[December]] each year. It celebrates the time that [[Earth]] received its [[King]]. == See also == * [[Holiday Giveaway 2007]] * [[Chessmas Carols]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] sz98jret8qpk2lt1p4c4ag98blgk9v4 4898 4888 2016-12-30T18:58:47Z 82.31.7.40 4898 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Christmas''' is a holiday celebrated in [[December]] each year, inspired by [[Chessmas]]. It celebrates the time that [[Earth]] received its [[King]]. == See also == * [[Holiday Giveaway 2007]] * [[Chessmas Carols]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] iz0iglcgqsztctzi5pg6a4lbida532h 0 2951 5724 2023-02-11T17:57:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Chrysippus of Soli.jpg|thumb|290x290px]] '''Chrysippus''' used [[to]] be a [[piece]] in [[Chess]], until one day he saw one of the [[opponent]]'s [[Donkey|Donkeys]] eating some [[Fig|figs]], and after quipping a clever [[Fun:Chess Jokes|joke]] about giving it some luxury wine he died from laughter. He is now considered to be [[:Category:Deceased Characters|deceased]]. [[Category:Ex-Pieces]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]]" 5724 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chrysippus of Soli.jpg|thumb|290x290px]] '''Chrysippus''' used [[to]] be a [[piece]] in [[Chess]], until one day he saw one of the [[opponent]]'s [[Donkey|Donkeys]] eating some [[Fig|figs]], and after quipping a clever [[Fun:Chess Jokes|joke]] about giving it some luxury wine he died from laughter. He is now considered to be [[:Category:Deceased Characters|deceased]]. [[Category:Ex-Pieces]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] iu4j9lqofzzjy77lcxitvaszbic8wh3 6258 5724 2023-08-02T17:21:25Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6258 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chrysippus of Soli.jpg|thumb|290x290px]] '''Chrysippus''' used [[to]] be a [[piece]] in [[Chess]], until one day he saw one of the [[opponent]]'s [[Donkey|Donkeys]] eating some [[Fig|figs]], and after quipping a clever [[Fun:Chess Jokes|joke]] about giving it some luxury wine he died from laughter. He is now considered to be [[:Category:Deceased Characters|deceased]]. [[Category:Ex-Pieces]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Humor]] gqb5ihwob6i1uzi30q8xialveighkj7 6261 6258 2023-08-02T17:22:41Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6261 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chrysippus of Soli.jpg|thumb|290x290px]] '''Chrysippus''' used [[to]] be a [[piece]] in [[Chess]], until one day he saw one of the [[opponent]]'s [[Donkey|Donkeys]] eating some [[Fig|figs]], and after quipping a clever [[Fun:Chess Jokes|joke]] about giving it some luxury wine he died from laughter. He is now considered to be [[:Category:Deceased Characters|deceased]]. [[Category:Ex-Pieces]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Humor]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 10vubcfn8zz60bts30o8fdbtg0knqxi 0 3375 6750 2023-09-16T10:39:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Chéss is a variant of Chess with the File [[E]] lifted [[to]] an incline. This adjustment can often make [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Kings fall over]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']]" 6750 wikitext text/x-wiki Chéss is a variant of Chess with the File [[E]] lifted [[to]] an incline. This adjustment can often make [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Kings fall over]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] 80t7ts4nd1tdkavz2vnl8j8npj9zbgu 0 2367 4544 2016-02-22T02:31:26Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "The Civilians are sixteen clear pawns that start in the two central rows of the [[chessboard]], and are controlled by the CPU. They may be [[Civilian Casualty|killed]] or [[C..." 4544 wikitext text/x-wiki The Civilians are sixteen clear pawns that start in the two central rows of the [[chessboard]], and are controlled by the CPU. They may be [[Civilian Casualty|killed]] or [[Conversion|converted]] by neighbouring [[Pieces]]. 9v4twkw837h5wu4tn5lnsxmxudg4g3a 4545 4544 2016-02-22T02:32:39Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4545 wikitext text/x-wiki The Civilians are sixteen clear pawns that start in the two central rows of the [[chessboard]], and are controlled by the CPU. They may be [[Civilian Casualty|killed]] or [[Conversion|converted]] by neighbouring [[Pieces]]. [[Category:Pieces]] sqzpiv7tx2aada6hh3cih5q9tcravqn 4547 4545 2016-02-22T02:37:59Z 82.31.22.143 4547 wikitext text/x-wiki The Civilians are sixteen clear pawns that start in the two central rows of the [[chessboard]], controlled by the CPU. They may be [[Civilian Casualty|killed]] or [[Conversion|converted]] by neighbouring [[Pieces]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 3pg3biaif6py6fjj6yfp4mcgfuwkw7s 4549 4547 2016-02-22T08:42:25Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4549 wikitext text/x-wiki The Civilians are sixteen clear pawns that start in the two central rows of the [[chessboard]], controlled by the CPU. They may be [[Civilian Casualty|killed]] or [[Conversion|converted]] by neighbouring [[Pieces]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] ip2zt8p9ki7bnagrry9uyea9e7at1fz 4550 4549 2016-02-22T08:42:36Z 82.31.22.143 4550 wikitext text/x-wiki The Civilians are sixteen clear [[pawns]] that start in the two central rows of the [[chessboard]], controlled by the CPU. They may be [[Civilian Casualty|killed]] or [[Conversion|converted]] by neighbouring [[Pieces]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] 1jgu1kgwtt5nzi9nrrwylhptln3pgww 0 3171 6182 2023-07-26T04:41:16Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay knight." 6182 wikitext text/x-wiki The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay knight. m7x0ahkluoiwxw1y7geko2wz6b6cp66 6183 6182 2023-07-26T04:41:22Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6183 wikitext text/x-wiki The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay knight. [[Category:Bishops]] spl61ub7wd3o0cz20exaufqge65hres 6197 6183 2023-07-26T18:12:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6197 wikitext text/x-wiki The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay knight. [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Pieces]] 7hsjmond8hx33r0egh5b25loq21rlx7 6230 6197 2023-07-27T10:21:01Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6230 wikitext text/x-wiki The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay knight. The bishop can also snipe. [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Pieces]] 2xyq93trwmzotep1wzoqlbauvhvyk46 6543 6230 2023-08-29T01:47:17Z 2.97.99.207 6543 wikitext text/x-wiki The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay knight. The bishop can also [[Sniper Rifle|snipe]]. [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Pieces]] s11s669w9tozb39x3baf10ku43tod49 7095 6543 2024-06-25T22:37:04Z Craten 26192002 7095 wikitext text/x-wiki The clay bishop is a clay figure representing the shape of the black chess bishop piece. [[File:Bishopclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay bishop.]] The clay bishop is allies with the clay queens. On a chessboard, the clay bishop moves like a regular bishop, but outside will grant him the will to move anywhere. The bishop is good friends with the clay horsey. The bishop can also [[Sniper Rifle|snipe]]. [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Pieces]] f6xhk0ied7ua5k7x5kjmfhwikdd3md9 0 3170 6181 2023-07-26T04:39:19Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''clay knight''', also known as '''clay horse''' or '''clay horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the white knight chess piece. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay knight moves like regular knights on a chessboard but gets to move anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay knight are allies with the clay queens." 6181 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''clay knight''', also known as '''clay horse''' or '''clay horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the white knight chess piece. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay knight moves like regular knights on a chessboard but gets to move anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay knight are allies with the clay queens. 4nnqxtj7nrkh1spqs8phmfz1z02l8z0 6184 6181 2023-07-26T04:43:05Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6184 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''clay knight''', also known as '''clay horse''' or '''clay horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the white knight chess piece. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay knight moves like regular knights on a chessboard but gets to move anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay knight are allies with the clay queens. The clay knight is good friends with the clay bishop. kiqklxxk4619ouiq7qoc75eaz26jb8t 6185 6184 2023-07-26T06:49:05Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6185 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''clay knight''', also known as '''clay horse''' or '''clay horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the white knight chess piece. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay knight moves like regular knights on a chessboard but gets to move anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay knight are allies with the clay queens. The clay knight is good friends with the clay bishop. [[Category:Pieces]] a5209z1mgr0mb6ee0iu5axgtcnn21us 6198 6185 2023-07-26T18:17:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 6198 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the clay variant of the [[Knight]], or the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay Horsey moves like regular Horsies on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] rre6xwo5bawlxbm42dt6f7e5h4z8dgk 6227 6198 2023-07-27T10:19:20Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 HiGuysWhoAmI moved page [[Clay Knight/Horse/Horsey]] to [[Clay Knight/Horsey]]: The clay horsey is also known as the clay knight 6198 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the clay variant of the [[Knight]], or the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay Horsey moves like regular Horsies on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] rre6xwo5bawlxbm42dt6f7e5h4z8dgk 6229 6227 2023-07-27T10:20:40Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6229 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey/Knight''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey|Horsey or Knight]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay Horsey/Knight moves like regular Horsies/Knights on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies/Knights are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey/Knights is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 7ljbn96bsx53lqfanow1qppoen7vnzp 6694 6229 2023-09-07T01:07:17Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6694 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey/Knight''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey|Horsey or Knight]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay knight.]] The clay Horsey/Knight moves like regular Horsies/Knights on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies/Knights are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey/Knights is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] og58umcelyke4tieinph95a59tuygra 7094 6694 2024-06-25T22:36:51Z Craten 26192002 rookie error! 7094 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay HORSEY.]] The clay Horsey moves like regular Horsies on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] mhxe3z1mic9b3aue9ko565oawv0fp8y 7100 7094 2024-06-26T16:16:23Z Craten 26192002 7100 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay HORSEY.]] The clay Horsey moves like regular Horsies on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Clay_Horsey}} 9kpx0xc5gi56llpkbwo4uhtnzcdz94j 7101 7100 2024-06-26T16:16:49Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] to [[Clay Horsey]] 7100 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Clay Horsey}} ''Not to be confused with the regular version of the [[Horsey]]'' The '''clay Horsey''' is a clay figure representing the shape of the [[White]] [[Horsey]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. [[File:Knightclay.jpeg|thumb|The clay HORSEY.]] The clay Horsey moves like regular Horsies on a [[chessboard]], but gets [[to]] [[move]] anywhere outside of a chessboard. The clay Horsies are allies with the clay Queens. The clay Horsey is good friends with the [[clay Bishop]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Clay_Horsey}} 9kpx0xc5gi56llpkbwo4uhtnzcdz94j 0 3187 6228 2023-07-27T10:19:20Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 HiGuysWhoAmI moved page [[Clay Knight/Horse/Horsey]] to [[Clay Knight/Horsey]]: The clay horsey is also known as the clay knight 6228 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] anvg47z951b21185hsia8fc5oh9cdu4 0 3511 7102 2024-06-26T16:16:49Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] to [[Clay Horsey]] 7102 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Clay Horsey]] 1srcmz08e09mdtftmvc34cpfmxgdyh1 0 3559 7260 2024-11-29T03:00:20Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Technically not a Pawn as she cannot attack, the Cleaner is a Pawn who cannot attack. Instead, she wields a [[Mop]]. Being a Pawn, she moves as if she were truly a Pawn, but instead of causing any [[Damage]] she [[Cleaning|Cleans]] any [[Square]] or [[Piece]] she [[Touch|Touches]]. Essential for a Clean Run, you may choose to replace your whole Pawnbase with the Pawn-alternative Cleaners, though they are technically Pawns themselves. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 7260 wikitext text/x-wiki Technically not a Pawn as she cannot attack, the Cleaner is a Pawn who cannot attack. Instead, she wields a [[Mop]]. Being a Pawn, she moves as if she were truly a Pawn, but instead of causing any [[Damage]] she [[Cleaning|Cleans]] any [[Square]] or [[Piece]] she [[Touch|Touches]]. Essential for a Clean Run, you may choose to replace your whole Pawnbase with the Pawn-alternative Cleaners, though they are technically Pawns themselves. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Category:Pieces]] q1wysradz11jtcsrrm27ni9g74rcdzy 0 3558 7259 2024-11-29T02:59:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Between each Turn, extensive Cleaning is required. If the [[Cleaner]] is in play, she will take care of it. Otherwise, the rest of the Pieces can have a go but they will [[Vacuum Cleaner|suck]]. It is down [[to]] you. === You must clean === * The [[Pieces]] * The [[Board]] * The [[Chessboard]] * The [[Player|Players]] * Your [[Mind]] * The [[Chess clock|Chess Clock]] * Your [[Search History]] (unless in [[Chess Incognito|Incognito Mode]]) * The [[Sneezeguard]] * The ..." 7259 wikitext text/x-wiki Between each Turn, extensive Cleaning is required. If the [[Cleaner]] is in play, she will take care of it. Otherwise, the rest of the Pieces can have a go but they will [[Vacuum Cleaner|suck]]. It is down [[to]] you. === You must clean === * The [[Pieces]] * The [[Board]] * The [[Chessboard]] * The [[Player|Players]] * Your [[Mind]] * The [[Chess clock|Chess Clock]] * Your [[Search History]] (unless in [[Chess Incognito|Incognito Mode]]) * The [[Sneezeguard]] * The [[Mop|Cleaning Implements]] If you believe your opponent has [[left]] any [[:Category:Entities|entities]] they were responsible for the cleaning of unclean, you may [[Challenge]]. The [[Inspector]] will Inspect the cleanliness and say [[whatever]] they come up with. It depends on the Inspector. The inspector's word is "final". [[Category:Between Turns]] hujerm6sdwydg1w2w6wyzbh9t6eel4q 0 2842 5510 2023-02-04T21:56:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Clippit.gif|thumb|220x220px]] '''Clippy''' was the main [[:Category:Antagonists|antagonist]] of [[Microsoft Chess]] prior [[to]] 2007. It is currently deceased. ==Appearances== It first appeared in [[Microsoft Chess]] in 1999, where it served as the main antagonist of the Microsoft Chess series<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office Microsoft Chess series]</ref>. It was defeated in 2007. ==Cliche== It followed the cliche of an antagonist who appears..." 5510 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Clippit.gif|thumb|220x220px]] '''Clippy''' was the main [[:Category:Antagonists|antagonist]] of [[Microsoft Chess]] prior [[to]] 2007. It is currently deceased. ==Appearances== It first appeared in [[Microsoft Chess]] in 1999, where it served as the main antagonist of the Microsoft Chess series<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office Microsoft Chess series]</ref>. It was defeated in 2007. ==Cliche== It followed the cliche of an antagonist who appears [[to]] be a good guy at first then is revealed [[to]] be the bad guy ==Quotes== <blockquote>''"It seems you are about to lose, do you need help?"'' - Clippy</blockquote> ==See also== *[[F1]] <br> References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Characters]] jzr3mgize3uc0xrivr0jbtd2aag81td 5521 5510 2023-02-05T07:37:19Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Clippy]] to [[Clippit]]: name accuracy 5510 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Clippit.gif|thumb|220x220px]] '''Clippy''' was the main [[:Category:Antagonists|antagonist]] of [[Microsoft Chess]] prior [[to]] 2007. It is currently deceased. ==Appearances== It first appeared in [[Microsoft Chess]] in 1999, where it served as the main antagonist of the Microsoft Chess series<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office Microsoft Chess series]</ref>. It was defeated in 2007. ==Cliche== It followed the cliche of an antagonist who appears [[to]] be a good guy at first then is revealed [[to]] be the bad guy ==Quotes== <blockquote>''"It seems you are about to lose, do you need help?"'' - Clippy</blockquote> ==See also== *[[F1]] <br> References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Characters]] jzr3mgize3uc0xrivr0jbtd2aag81td 5523 5521 2023-02-05T07:38:17Z Craten 26192002 5523 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Clippit.gif|thumb|220x220px]] '''Clippit''', generally known as ''[[Clippy]]'', was the main [[:Category:Antagonists|antagonist]] of [[Microsoft Chess]] prior [[to]] 2007. It is currently deceased. ==Appearances== It first appeared in [[Microsoft Chess]] in 1999, where it served as the main antagonist of the Microsoft Chess series<ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Office Microsoft Chess series]</ref>. It was defeated in 2007. ==Cliche== It followed the cliche of an antagonist who appears [[to]] be a good guy at first then is revealed [[to]] be the bad guy ==Quotes== <blockquote>''"It seems you are about to lose, do you need help?"'' - Clipp"y"it</blockquote> ==See also== *[[F1]] <br> References mentioned <references /> [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Characters]] pjmjyovyyujo6onjvl8yrgjo01yg6j3 0 2847 5522 2023-02-05T07:37:19Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Clippy]] to [[Clippit]]: name accuracy 5522 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Clippit]] bbv7epgm6eq9ej9n4794wrpl7tbitlt 0 2346 4485 2016-02-02T04:03:23Z Milo fett 34586 s 4485 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Clubs''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]]. Its area of the board is populated by exclusive gatherings, [[Kintan strider]]s, carbonated water, triangular sandwiches, and baby seals. The ground is entirely covered in a thick floor of clovers (each with three leaves), and it is associated with the classical element of [[Earth]], because of the clovers. [[Category: Suits]] rtwvv92jcue3cj3juplh04gai3mnqzv 4590 4485 2016-03-02T23:29:16Z Milo fett 34586 4590 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Clubs''' (♣) is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]]. Its area of the board is populated by exclusive gatherings, [[Kintan strider]]s, carbonated water, triangular sandwiches, and baby seals. The ground is entirely covered in a thick floor of clovers (each with three leaves), and it is associated with the classical element of [[Earth]], because of the clovers. [[Category: Suits]] 6wcyt1hu7rr8fannhpryf0pld4rv1nn 0 3296 6495 2023-08-23T18:23:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Co-op Chess''' is [[Chess]] where each team is controlled by several [[Player|players]] at once. This introduces a teamwork spin on the game and lets players combine their brainpower to make the best possible [[Move|moves]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 6495 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Co-op Chess''' is [[Chess]] where each team is controlled by several [[Player|players]] at once. This introduces a teamwork spin on the game and lets players combine their brainpower to make the best possible [[Move|moves]]. [[Category:Variants]] i40ai14zpanx6elnzslcptndj7avgb0 0 3053 5909 2023-05-12T22:54:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Cock''', or simply known as '''Cock''' is the second or third [[boss]] in [[Chess]]'s story. == Description == As the name suggests, it is a large bawking rooster, few magnitudes larger than regular [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. It resides on the [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Barn]]. == Gameplay == The Cock walks on top of the [[board]] in random directions, occasionally in the direction of a [[piece]]. It attacks by either: * Walking over a piece, knocking it out o..." 5909 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cock''', or simply known as '''Cock''' is the second or third [[boss]] in [[Chess]]'s story. == Description == As the name suggests, it is a large bawking rooster, few magnitudes larger than regular [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. It resides on the [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Barn]]. == Gameplay == The Cock walks on top of the [[board]] in random directions, occasionally in the direction of a [[piece]]. It attacks by either: * Walking over a piece, knocking it out of the game * Charge attack, the Cock runs into a nearby piece, tossing it out of the game * Special Stomp attack, it jumps up and stomps the ground, knocking out nearby pieces == Strategy == The Cock cannot be defeated but it can be tamed, it is a battle of which team gets to tame the Cock. == Trivia == * Tamed Cock can be [[Tech level|upgraded]] to [[Ostrich]], which can then be upgraded to [[T-Rex]]. * The vague name of this boss makes it difficult to search for, therefore it is unofficially also known as the ''Chess Cock''. == See also == * [[Cat|Pussy]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Birds]] 6wul13odw2l7pcd9hnbfmf4ogszyu7r 0 2640 5106 2023-01-10T06:48:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:American-one-quarter-coin-isolated-white-background-89705968.jpg|thumb]] Not to be confused with [[Currency]] The coin is a common [[piece]] in chess, and can be used as a starting [[piece]] in place of missing [[pawn]]<nowiki/>s. The coin is able to fill in any of the pawn's duties and has the same moveset" 5106 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:American-one-quarter-coin-isolated-white-background-89705968.jpg|thumb]] Not to be confused with [[Currency]] The coin is a common [[piece]] in chess, and can be used as a starting [[piece]] in place of missing [[pawn]]<nowiki/>s. The coin is able to fill in any of the pawn's duties and has the same moveset jc4hdd5evgymapny3ppwr8h2o2a5nwx 5119 5106 2023-01-10T16:50:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 forgor categor 5119 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:American-one-quarter-coin-isolated-white-background-89705968.jpg|thumb]] Not to be confused with [[Currency]] The coin is a common [[piece]] in chess, and can be used as a starting [[piece]] in place of missing [[pawn]]<nowiki/>s. The coin is able to fill in any of the pawn's duties and has the same moveset [[Category:Pieces]] qpy5xqz6ohtfqhrolifevek8svrjhon 6632 5119 2023-09-07T00:44:33Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6632 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:American-one-quarter-coin-isolated-white-background-89705968.jpg|thumb]] Not to be confused with [[Currency]] The coin is a common [[piece]] in chess, and can be used as a starting [[piece]] in place of missing [[pawn]]<nowiki/>s. The coin is able to fill in any of the pawn's duties and has the same moveset [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 4j10nyxczu4t2rizsr48ba8w7ewtyrk 0 2860 5541 2023-02-05T12:18:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Category:Colors]] 5541 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Colors]] 7erjuxlifbz5swcl9lge4w39iyw6f59 0 3077 5956 2023-06-01T03:01:45Z Rakkoongaming 49716876 Created page with "Colorblind chess is a phenomenon experienced by chess players who suffer from colorblindness in real life. This experience can be defined by the player seeing all pieces from both sides as if they were on the same side: the "Gray team"; sucking the life and fun out of the game in the process, much like in real life. This leads to a crippling of the player's performance across all skill levels. One has to wonder what kind of merciful god would punish innocent people just..." 5956 wikitext text/x-wiki Colorblind chess is a phenomenon experienced by chess players who suffer from colorblindness in real life. This experience can be defined by the player seeing all pieces from both sides as if they were on the same side: the "Gray team"; sucking the life and fun out of the game in the process, much like in real life. This leads to a crippling of the player's performance across all skill levels. One has to wonder what kind of merciful god would punish innocent people just for being born. Really makes you question who really should be in charge, [[File:Image.png|thumb|375x375px|a poor rendition of colorblind chess made by someone who couldn't bother doing something right for once in their life.]] Colorblind chess can be enjoyed recreationally by normal people in lichess for free, it can also be played in chess.com if you're an idiot who paid for the membership. simulated colorblind chess has not seen an a single player in matchmaking since its release in 1923. Despite this, the servers on both lichess and chess.com are still running to this day. Protestors argue this is a waste of tax payer money, but both of these sites are privately owned and therefore do not use tax money. 7u3kbl2sivldcwt5mba7yj8zz4lyh8g 5957 5956 2023-06-01T05:43:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 links, adding categories 5957 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Colorblind chess''' is a phenomenon experienced by [[Player|Chess players]] who suffer from colorblindness in real life. This experience can be defined by the player seeing all [[Piece|pieces]] from both sides as if they were on the same side: the "[[Gray]] team"; sucking the life and fun out of the game in the process, much like in [[Real Life|real life]]. This leads [[to]] a crippling of the player's performance across all skill levels. One has to wonder what kind of merciful god would punish innocent people just for being born. Really makes you question who really should be in charge, [[File:Image.png|thumb|375x375px|a poor rendition of colorblind chess made by someone who couldn't bother doing something right for once in their life.]] Colorblind chess can be enjoyed recreationally by normal people in [[lichess]] for free, it can also be played in [[chess.com]] if you're an idiot who paid for the membership. simulated colorblind chess has not seen an a single player in matchmaking since its release in 1923. Despite this, the servers on both lichess and chess.com are still running to this day. Protestors argue this is a waste of tax payer money, but both of these sites are privately owned and therefore do not use tax money. [[Category:Variants]] 7sve8l91wy9igruy07p5vk7o24mdzx1 0 2859 5539 2023-02-05T11:58:23Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Category:Colors]] 5539 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Colors]] 7erjuxlifbz5swcl9lge4w39iyw6f59 0 3260 6426 2023-08-17T00:23:38Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The [[Journalist]] keeps a turn-by-turn '''Column''' reporting any activities within their vision range. Depending on the journalist, the Column may be: * Popular science * Gossip * Expressionist * Fiction * Speculative * Listicle [[Category:Sort]]" 6426 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Journalist]] keeps a turn-by-turn '''Column''' reporting any activities within their vision range. Depending on the journalist, the Column may be: * Popular science * Gossip * Expressionist * Fiction * Speculative * Listicle [[Category:Sort]] 2bnp4rswv41tllkaam6x3ef6g1vwej5 0 3379 6768 2023-09-19T16:55:13Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A ''combo'' is any series of multiple [[Take|Takes]] within one [[Move]]. [[Category:Terminology]]" 6768 wikitext text/x-wiki A ''combo'' is any series of multiple [[Take|Takes]] within one [[Move]]. [[Category:Terminology]] hrkqswbqy10pm0i3z1t7xg6ege9qinq 0 2270 4341 2015-03-17T23:03:35Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Come At Me Bro '''(also known as ''Locrian Stasis'') is a '''chess strategy '''involving repeated use of the '''legal move '''Pass''' '''" 4341 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Come At Me Bro '''(also known as ''Locrian Stasis'') is a '''chess strategy '''involving repeated use of the '''legal move '''Pass''' ''' g6pddrlyi4hxtpx6twtc9q19wlg2hi6 4342 4341 2015-03-17T23:07:15Z 82.24.92.97 4342 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Come At Me Bro '''(also known as ''Locrian Stasis'') is a '''Chess strategy '''involving repeated use of the '''legal move '''[[Pass]] until action is needed (at which point this strategy ends). It is considered very advantageous to [[Chess]] [[to]] keep your army amassed until attacked, and take on assailants one by one, defensively. [[Chesspert|Chess experts]] recommend '''Come At Me Bro'''. Both/all players undertaking '''Come At Me Bro '''is known as '''Total Inaction''', and has led to some of the [[longest games of Chess]] - many still ongoing. cxlwr6na4w6dsri53vhijpaoj3rvwe5 4758 4342 2016-06-30T19:24:44Z Milo fett 34586 4758 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Come At Me Bro '''(also known as ''Locrian Stasis'') is a '''Chess strategy '''involving repeated use of the '''legal move '''[[Pass]] until action is needed (at which point this strategy ends). It is considered very advantageous to [[Chess]] [[to]] keep your army amassed until attacked, and take on assailants one by one, defensively. [[Chesspert|Chess experts]] recommend '''Come At Me Bro'''. Both/all players undertaking '''Come At Me Bro '''is known as '''Total Inaction''', and has led to some of the [[longest games of Chess]] - many still ongoing. [[Category: Memes]] 8yk32oxtepdtjdsoxphhmk4bggnn2ke 0 2464 4748 2016-05-28T08:08:42Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "Community Chess is [[Chess]] played by a local [[Community]] in their [[town hall]]. If you ever wonder what goes on at the town hall, it's that." 4748 wikitext text/x-wiki Community Chess is [[Chess]] played by a local [[Community]] in their [[town hall]]. If you ever wonder what goes on at the town hall, it's that. 2xqm31juxgz3ujkclmdw9vk662bl4va 6220 4748 2023-07-26T19:52:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6220 wikitext text/x-wiki Community Chess is [[Chess]] played by a local [[Community]] in their [[town hall]]. If you ever wonder what goes on at the town hall, it's that. [[Category:Variants]] 5d55u7lgmn987vbpb0xkfzctdldpqvz 0 3480 6996 2024-02-06T13:53:54Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Instead of a [[Move]], a [[Player]] may [[Choice|Choose]] [[to]] Give a '''Compliment''' [[to]] their [[Opponent]] or any [[Piece]]. Though technically not a Move, this is technically a Move as the Player's mouth moves. '''Compliments''' can increase [[Attraction]] and are affected by [[Charisma]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6996 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of a [[Move]], a [[Player]] may [[Choice|Choose]] [[to]] Give a '''Compliment''' [[to]] their [[Opponent]] or any [[Piece]]. Though technically not a Move, this is technically a Move as the Player's mouth moves. '''Compliments''' can increase [[Attraction]] and are affected by [[Charisma]]. [[Category:Moves]] 76aif5z78doofkhhhuglit61gnspixu 0 2435 4688 2016-04-27T17:30:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Computer chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] with a few significant changes: * The [[board]] is a motherboard (i.e., it has one or more children). * The players must avoid ..." 4688 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Computer chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] with a few significant changes: * The [[board]] is a motherboard (i.e., it has one or more children). * The players must avoid [[trojans]], which are giant [[horsey]]s filled with [[pawn]]s. * [[Mouse|Mice]] may appear on the board. * Players may choose to eat chips while playing. * etc. [[Category:Variants]] rgc22jadhh0gehci95na2bui95xd0n6 0 2877 5573 2023-02-06T02:50:15Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Confusion]] 5573 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Confusion]] 9xgp8yh5zfhgvtqwkhg5i6sey4n13rw 0 2876 5572 2023-02-06T02:49:29Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may..." 5572 wikitext text/x-wiki ''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may pivot * it may shoot itself [[Category:Status conditions]] o2qv1u304ehuwdw7oyrw2pya735lgoh 5574 5572 2023-02-06T02:50:57Z Craten 26192002 5574 wikitext text/x-wiki ''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may pivot * it may [[Chess Gun|shoot itself]] [[Category:Status conditions]] h4ja20dcpo4823pgmfmkq8txzixg9gg 5578 5574 2023-02-06T02:55:40Z Craten 26192002 5578 wikitext text/x-wiki ''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] **but also it still may go [[to]] *it may not become confused by the grammar of the phrase 'may not', but then again it may * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may pivot * it may [[Chess Gun|shoot itself]] [[Category:Status conditions]] 5k6bo8zphsnkcbhtuf3cipz8s4n7o7x 5579 5578 2023-02-06T02:56:33Z Craten 26192002 5579 wikitext text/x-wiki ''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] **but also it still may go [[to]] *it may not become confused by the grammar of the phrase 'may not', but then again it may * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may pivot * it may [[Chess Gun|shoot itself]] When a [[Player]] is confused, none of their moves count and they can take any of them back if they want to. [[Category:Status conditions]] lg1dhtvsfjl1fsx9sb9ottn1m5166sb 5580 5579 2023-02-06T02:56:43Z Craten 26192002 5580 wikitext text/x-wiki ''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] **but also it still may go [[to]] *it may not become confused by the grammar of the phrase 'may not', but then again it may * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may pivot * it may [[Chess Gun|shoot itself]] When a [[Player]] is confused, none of their moves count and they can take any of them back if they want [[to]]. [[Category:Status conditions]] rj9jg9zjtxadv907rx2lyxzscua40lu 5690 5580 2023-02-10T17:27:19Z 78.40.233.11 5690 wikitext text/x-wiki ''to be confused with'' When a [[Piece]] is [[Confused]], its actions can vary, contrary [[to]] its commander's command. * its movement direction can be off by 90 degree symbol, 180 degree symbol or even 270 degree symbol. ** even add another 45 degree symbol to that! any of them! * it may not go [[to]] but [[From's Gambit|from]] **but also it still may go [[to]] *it may not become confused by the grammar of the phrase 'may not', but then again it may * a piece attempting [[The Cranston Whammy]] may in fact undertake [[The Hanks Shabang]] * it may change [[:Category:Colors|color]] * it may pivot * it may [[Chess Gun|shoot itself]] When a [[Player]] is confused, none of their moves count and they can take any of them back if they want [[to]]. When a Wiki Reader is confused, they may read the wrong article. [[Category:Status conditions]] dmgnsz6pvokmsndw2e1r9z3ip2xthqx 0 3325 6556 2023-08-30T00:11:27Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "[[White]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] (4 [[Pawn|Pawns]]) == Trivia == Some philosophers^[who?] suggest that [[Black]] [[Mutual Win|also wins]], as it is the status of having 4 Connect that causes win, not whose [[turn]] it is. [[Category:Variants]]" 6556 wikitext text/x-wiki [[White]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] (4 [[Pawn|Pawns]]) == Trivia == Some philosophers^[who?] suggest that [[Black]] [[Mutual Win|also wins]], as it is the status of having 4 Connect that causes win, not whose [[turn]] it is. [[Category:Variants]] 4z4yuqlwpevya2nu9qr1hh5qx4q1mu9 6557 6556 2023-08-30T00:11:54Z 2.97.99.207 6557 wikitext text/x-wiki [[White]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] (4 [[Pawn|Pawns]]) == Trivia == Some philosophers^[who?] suggest that [[Black]] [[Mutual Win|also wins]], as it is the status of having 4 Connect that causes win, not whose [[turn]] it is. == See also == * [[Tic-Tac-Toe]] [[Category:Variants]] 5590slpwfcd0igmt4kk1phq7w2k73w5 6619 6557 2023-09-07T00:37:46Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6619 wikitext text/x-wiki [[White]] [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] (4 [[Pawn|Pawns]]) == Trivia == Some philosophers^[who?] suggest that [[Black]] [[Mutual Win|also wins]], as it is the status of having 4 Connect that causes win, not whose [[turn]] it is. == See also == * [[Tic-Tac-Toe]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] c80l06ezx1oktysvebesm5augju6d93 0 3303 6505 2023-08-24T21:16:00Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "There are myriad Chesspiracy Theories. On this page we will list them and show which are confirmed, debunked, and which need more research. * The [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]] are working for the [[King]] ** ''Mixed'' - About half of the Pawns are! * [[Rules|Chess rules]] ** It's true! [[Category:Facts]]" 6505 wikitext text/x-wiki There are myriad Chesspiracy Theories. On this page we will list them and show which are confirmed, debunked, and which need more research. * The [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]] are working for the [[King]] ** ''Mixed'' - About half of the Pawns are! * [[Rules|Chess rules]] ** It's true! [[Category:Facts]] d4ivysp5llt7b464ck0chxge8kdmine 0 3288 6481 2023-08-22T12:21:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "If you ever get a [[Death|game over]], you can choose [[to]] continue the [[game]] by inserting 1 [[credit]]. This, however, locks you from getting the [[good ending]]. [[Category:Mechanics]]" 6481 wikitext text/x-wiki If you ever get a [[Death|game over]], you can choose [[to]] continue the [[game]] by inserting 1 [[credit]]. This, however, locks you from getting the [[good ending]]. [[Category:Mechanics]] l8nsws6qji8uwoke5isymwnrgokk884 0 2368 4546 2016-02-22T02:37:33Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Conversion]] is the changing of a [[piece|Piece]]'s faction/color to another faction/colour. Conversion can be elicited by the [[Pieces]] in neighbouring spaces. Instead of ..." 4546 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Conversion]] is the changing of a [[piece|Piece]]'s faction/color to another faction/colour. Conversion can be elicited by the [[Pieces]] in neighbouring spaces. Instead of attacking, the [[Piece]] chooses [[to]] Convert its neighbour. Both [[Pieces]] are immobile for the next two turns, but can still be [[death|killed]], which ceases the Conversion. If a faction's [[King]] is Converted, the game ends and this faction [[loss|loses]]. To undertake a Conversion, the player must use their [[paint supplies]]. rrslqffa19efktw4b45u99f26tvp8yr 4551 4546 2016-02-22T08:42:51Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4551 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Conversion]] is the changing of a [[piece|Piece]]'s faction/color to another faction/colour. Conversion can be elicited by the [[Pieces]] in neighbouring spaces. Instead of attacking, the [[Piece]] chooses [[to]] Convert its neighbour. Both [[Pieces]] are immobile for the next two turns, but can still be [[death|killed]], which ceases the Conversion. If a faction's [[King]] is Converted, the game ends and this faction [[loss|loses]]. To undertake a Conversion, the player must use their [[paint supplies]]. [[Category:Theology]] m1szghstovjk700bvylvmtl6n9pbtil 5066 4551 2022-10-05T10:57:25Z 89.243.114.240 5066 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Priest Shuffling]]'' [[Conversion]] is the changing of a [[Piece]]'s faction/color to another faction/colour. Conversion can be elicited by the [[Pieces]] in neighbouring spaces. Instead of attacking, the [[Piece]] chooses [[to]] Convert its neighbour. Both [[Pieces]] are immobile for the next two turns, but can still be [[death|killed]], which ceases the Conversion. If a faction's [[King]] is Converted, the game ends and this faction [[loss|loses]]. To undertake a Conversion, the player must use their [[paint supplies]]. [[Category:Theology]] 6iu8vo9z3weyi47dq1mlyn9mhi8ktqu 6645 5066 2023-09-07T00:48:36Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6645 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Priest Shuffling]]'' [[Conversion]] is the changing of a [[Piece]]'s faction/color to another faction/colour. Conversion can be elicited by the [[Pieces]] in neighbouring spaces. Instead of attacking, the [[Piece]] chooses [[to]] Convert its neighbour. Both [[Pieces]] are immobile for the next two turns, but can still be [[death|killed]], which ceases the Conversion. If a faction's [[King]] is Converted, the game ends and this faction [[loss|loses]]. To undertake a Conversion, the player must use their [[paint supplies]]. [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] qsi5azvuyi09dhgw1q12ucn3ivhyfjy 0 3330 6568 2023-08-30T01:40:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Conway's Game of Chess''' is any game of [[Chess]], where at least one of the [[Player|players]] are British mathematician '''John Horton Conway'''. It is typically played with pieces that: * Die if they are surrounded by less than 2 other pieces. * Die if they are surrounded by 4 or more pieces. * Give [[Pregnant|birth]] if an empty [[square]] is surrounded by 3 pieces. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]]" 6568 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Conway's Game of Chess''' is any game of [[Chess]], where at least one of the [[Player|players]] are British mathematician '''John Horton Conway'''. It is typically played with pieces that: * Die if they are surrounded by less than 2 other pieces. * Die if they are surrounded by 4 or more pieces. * Give [[Pregnant|birth]] if an empty [[square]] is surrounded by 3 pieces. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]] p4hlwf57h4ejw6icj0jwl6xlubiov44 6569 6568 2023-08-30T01:40:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6569 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Conway's Game of Chess''' is any game of [[Chess]], where at least one of the [[Player|players]] are British mathematician '''John Horton Conway'''. It is typically played with pieces that: * Die if they are surrounded by less than 2 other pieces. * Die if they are surrounded by 4 or more pieces. * Give [[Pregnant|birth]] if an empty [[square]] is surrounded by 3 pieces. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Mathematics]] beveqnm04scytv5z2fdd01mq7movj48 6570 6569 2023-08-30T02:00:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 6570 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Conway's Game of Chess''' is any game of [[Chess]], where at least one of the [[Player|players]] are [[English Opening|British]] mathematician '''John Horton Conway'''. It is typically played with pieces that: * Die if they are surrounded by less than 2 other pieces. * Die if they are surrounded by 4 or more pieces. * Give [[Pregnant|birth]] if an empty [[square]] is surrounded by 3 pieces. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Mathematics]] erhxxewp215savoetv7j7m8duhl3p32 0 2566 4951 2019-01-01T20:27:53Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess]] 4951 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess]] 27dsocy2x2swdq72sfhhnr9dhhckqp1 0 3327 6564 2023-08-30T00:29:57Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Wearing a [[Cool]] [[Hats|Hat]] can distract, dazzle and throw off your opponent. Give it a [[go]]. [[Category:Clothing]]" 6564 wikitext text/x-wiki Wearing a [[Cool]] [[Hats|Hat]] can distract, dazzle and throw off your opponent. Give it a [[go]]. [[Category:Clothing]] rj7z71kpv2gvsmuj61k4b71jcazfznk 6565 6564 2023-08-30T00:30:22Z 2.97.99.207 6565 wikitext text/x-wiki Wearing a [[Cool]] [[Hats|Hat]] can distract, dazzle and throw off your opponent. Give it a [[go]]. [[Category:Chesswear]] qk71czz7tdpyxuxmpqeexboggtss2ja 0 3255 6415 2023-08-16T14:44:24Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "The most reliable way for [[Black]] to win a game of Chess, with a 99.4% minimum success rate^[1], is [[to]] '''play the exact move your opponent just played.''' The 0.6% failure rate is considered to be a result of improper mirroring. ==What this means== You can't really play the EXACT move your opponent just played: They're not your pieces, and they're not there any more. You have to learn the principle of 180° rotation. ==Would there be a handy cipher for..." 6415 wikitext text/x-wiki The most reliable way for [[Black]] to win a game of Chess, with a 99.4% minimum success rate^[1], is [[to]] '''play the exact move your opponent just played.''' The 0.6% failure rate is considered to be a result of improper mirroring. ==What this means== You can't really play the EXACT move your opponent just played: They're not your pieces, and they're not there any more. You have to learn the principle of 180° rotation. ==Would there be a handy cipher for this?== You bet! Don't let [[White]] see you consulting this. {| class="fandom-table" |White's |Black's |- |A1 |H8 |- |B1 |G8 |- |C1 |F8 |- |D1 |E8 |- |E1 |D8 |- |F1 |C8 |- |G1 |B8 |- |H1 |A8 |- |A2 |H7 |- |B2 |G7 |- |C2 |F7 |- |D2 |E7 |- |E2 |D7 |- |F2 |C7 |- |G2 |B7 |- |H2 |A7 |- |A3 |H6 |- |B3 |G6 |- |C3 |F6 |- |D3 |E6 |- |E3 |D6 |- |F3 |C6 |- |G3 |B6 |- |H3 |A6 |- |A4 |H5 |- |B4 |G5 |- |C4 |F5 |- |D4 |E5 |- |E4 |D5 |- |F4 |C5 |- |G4 |B5 |- |H4 |A5 |- |A5 |H4 |- |B5 |G4 |- |C5 |F4 |- |D5 |E4 |- |E5 |D4 |- |F5 |C4 |- |G5 |B4 |- |H5 |A4 |- |A6 |H3 |- |B6 |G3 |- |C6 |F3 |- |D6 |E3 |- |E6 |D3 |- |F6 |C3 |- |G6 |B3 |- |H6 |A3 |- |A7 |H2 |- |B7 |G2 |- |C7 |F2 |- |D7 |E2 |- |E7 |D2 |- |F7 |C2 |- |G7 |B2 |- |H7 |A2 |- |A8 |H1 |- |B8 |G1 |- |C8 |F1 |- |D8 |E1 |- |E8 |D1 |- |F8 |C1 |- |G8 |B1 |- |H8 |A1 |- |White's queen's rook |Black's queen's rook |- |White's queen's horsey |Black's queen's horsey |- |White's queen's bishop |Black's queen's bishop |- |White's queen's self |Black's queen's self |- |White's kingself |Black's kingself |- |White's king's bishop |Black's king's bishop |- |White's king's horsey |Black's king's horsey |- |White's king's rook |Black's king's rook |- |White's queen's rook's pawn |Black's queen's rook's pawn |- |White's queen's horsey's pawn |Black's queen's horsey's pawn |- |White's queen's bishop's pawn |Black's queen's bishop's pawn |- |White's queen's personal pawn |Black's queen's personal pawn |- |White's king's personal pawn |Black's king's personal pawn |- |White's king's bishop's pawn |Black's king's bishop's pawn |- |White's king's horsey's pawn |Black's king's horsey's pawn |- |White's king's rook's pawn |Black's king's rook's pawn |} Note that some confusion may result from the [[placement of the King and Queen]]. Remember the third [[Rules|rule]] of Chess: The placement of the King and Queen [[Placement of the King and Queen|does not matter]]. [[Category:Strategy]] eppp36tyytci84ztrrz1kjzzc0mtwtj 0 2295 4385 2015-12-10T00:11:38Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Corbomite Maneuver''' is a notable [[move]] in [[Chess]], where the player moves their [[Captain]] piece by several light-years. Despite its magnitude, the move is actu..." 4385 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Corbomite Maneuver''' is a notable [[move]] in [[Chess]], where the player moves their [[Captain]] piece by several light-years. Despite its magnitude, the move is actually fairly ineffective because it takes years (at the very least) to perform, and as such this manoeuvre is typically only performed when a player is about [[to]] run out of options. It can sometimes force a [[stalemate]] on the condition of the death of one or more players due to old age or exposure. [[Category: Maneuvers]] 85agethn73id4wc1nnyadsx0i4501a4 4387 4385 2015-12-10T00:17:37Z Milo fett 34586 4387 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Corbomite Maneuver''' is a notable [[move]] in [[Chess]], where the player moves their [[Captain]] piece by several light-years. Despite its magnitude, the move is actually fairly ineffective because it takes years (at the very least) to perform, and as such this manoeuvre is typically only performed when a player is about [[to]] run out of options. It can sometimes force a [[stalemate]] on the condition of the death of one or more players due to old age or exposure. Also known as the '''Orbital Maneuver'''. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category: Maneuvers]] s7v9c6uumsph6glp5fjfsk7aqmk17au 0 2154 4103 2015-03-11T04:41:06Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Craten is the God of chess. He wants the white player to win." 4103 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten is the God of chess. He wants the white player to win. 9lf1x3prtxime911d2jxv2fbryygt0n 4115 4103 2015-03-11T05:01:51Z Craten 26192002 4115 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. dmo028q7r1hkx05eadk3jyqy6khxb80 4116 4115 2015-03-11T05:02:03Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4116 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. [[Category:Greater Beings]] opzriae2x30u41qpe3tyy3tw1w3aqel 4435 4116 2016-01-27T18:31:33Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4435 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. [[Category:Greater Beings]] [[Category:Theology]] 2ue8w0bmsmebpanrq2gzg3cte5pexv6 5596 4435 2023-02-06T17:16:40Z 78.40.233.10 5596 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten (pronounced ''Craten'') is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. [[Category:Greater Beings]] [[Category:Theology]] dhucafn4h3ij14qsseuba28zisx931c 6371 5596 2023-08-14T16:47:17Z 2.97.99.207 6371 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten (pronounced ''Craten'') is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. == IP Address == [https://whatismyipaddress.com/ Craten maintains a website to show his IP address] [[Category:Greater Beings]] [[Category:Theology]] 3qnelhg5sclq9lvsg4k1atlrwmn0637 6372 6371 2023-08-14T16:50:01Z 2.97.99.207 6372 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten (pronounced ''Craten'') is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. == Distinguishing features == * Craten has got a way with words that he shouldn't have. * Username [[User:Craten|Craten]] or [[Craten#IP address|IP address]] * None other == IP Address == [https://whatismyipaddress.com/ Craten maintains a website to show his IP address] [[Category:Greater Beings]] [[Category:Theology]] 32ug1tj86ssnci74nazvua5a4zfufv0 6373 6372 2023-08-14T16:50:37Z 2.97.99.207 6373 wikitext text/x-wiki Craten (pronounced ''Craten'') is the God of chess. He wants the [[white player]] to win. == Distinguishing features == * Craten has got a way with words that he shouldn't have. * can't be bothered to sign in * Username [[User:Craten|Craten]] or [[Craten#IP address|IP address]] * None other == IP Address == [https://whatismyipaddress.com/ Craten maintains a website to show his IP address] [[Category:Greater Beings]] [[Category:Theology]] jdy9adjlc3d41mhkxcxmj451eafpqhs 0 2717 5271 2023-01-23T23:26:43Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Crazy Chess''' is [[Chess]] that is played by [[Insanity|mentally insane]] people. The [[Player|players]] might come up with several new [[rules]] during the [[game]]. This [[:Category:Variants|variant]] still remains one of the most played [[Chess|Chesses]] to this day [[Category:Variants]]" 5271 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Crazy Chess''' is [[Chess]] that is played by [[Insanity|mentally insane]] people. The [[Player|players]] might come up with several new [[rules]] during the [[game]]. This [[:Category:Variants|variant]] still remains one of the most played [[Chess|Chesses]] to this day [[Category:Variants]] 3n10d7dg3cn8fc1ch3lee963vjvbb2f 0 2540 4908 2017-03-11T22:40:19Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "[[Cress]] is [[Chess]]'s' favourite [[:Category:Food|snack]]. [[Category:Food]]" 4908 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Cress]] is [[Chess]]'s' favourite [[:Category:Food|snack]]. [[Category:Food]] jynlo8tfrzzv4igp3b08zej9mo6a77y 6574 4908 2023-08-30T20:57:34Z Craten 26192002 6574 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Cress]] is [[Chess]]'s' favourite [[:Category:Food|snack]]. == Common [[misconceptions]] == Cheese is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense. [[Category:Food]] ffxm2jhbs8acu5qeefaajp1be306r1g 6719 6574 2023-09-08T20:57:53Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6719 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Cress]] is [[Chess]]'s' favourite [[:Category:Food|snack]]. == Common [[misconceptions]] == Cheese is the preferred snack of [[chess]] players. That's all, really. I mean, it makes sense. [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] 78a28fmwj05rgmf79lx46q8s5uexb0i 0 2972 5753 2023-02-22T14:52:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Cuban Missile Crisis''' refers [[to]] a situation between the [[The Soviet Block|Soviet Union]] and the [[American Chess|United States]] during [[1962]]. == Description == In 1962, the Soviet Union moved several of their [[Missile|missiles]] onto [[C3]] (Cuba). This has been done stealthily, possibly by using the [[Look]] strategy [[to]] distract the US. Alternatively it is speculated they might have used the [[Spy]] variant of the Missile. This [[move]] was con..." 5753 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cuban Missile Crisis''' refers [[to]] a situation between the [[The Soviet Block|Soviet Union]] and the [[American Chess|United States]] during [[1962]]. == Description == In 1962, the Soviet Union moved several of their [[Missile|missiles]] onto [[C3]] (Cuba). This has been done stealthily, possibly by using the [[Look]] strategy [[to]] distract the US. Alternatively it is speculated they might have used the [[Spy]] variant of the Missile. This [[move]] was considered [[brilliant]] for the Soviet Union, as it placed the US into a sort of [[tsing tsuang]]. Any further move could possibly elevate the tension further and result in [[War]]. == Resolution == The [[game]] resolved in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]], after both teams agreed to [[Give up|resign]] via [[Himalayan Handshake]]. [[Category:Games]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] m8g7u6oex4vn7pjfi5hhjy6rzjpr98w 0 3075 5954 2023-05-30T12:25:08Z BallbusterOIA 51687205 Created page with "Cum" 5954 wikitext text/x-wiki Cum 9efpanul2fdrzgzpazy604u77knx2t1 0 2529 4891 2016-12-29T17:49:38Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There are several different types of '''currency''' in use in the game of [[Chess]]. == Coins == These are the most common type of currency and can be spent on typical items:..." 4891 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several different types of '''currency''' in use in the game of [[Chess]]. == Coins == These are the most common type of currency and can be spent on typical items: [[upgrade]]s, [[heal]]ing, and [[pawn]]s. Most players have a surfeit of coins. == Crystals == Crystals are "premium" currency and can usually be earned either a limited number of times each day or by paying for them with [[Currency#Dollars|Dollars]]. == Dollars == Dollars are valuable currency and difficult to obtain. Usually you can only get these by doing things like looking in couch cushions, mowing lawns, washing cars, etc. == Euros == Euros are the [[Chess Bank|official]] currency of [[Chess]]. The Euro symbol looks kind of like an E: € [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Currency]] 706gkq967vbanwyzgi4emmesoduzx45 0 3371 6743 2023-09-14T17:50:19Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Cyclops''' is a fearsome [[piece]]. == Known counters == * [[Nobody]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Greek culture]]" 6743 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cyclops''' is a fearsome [[piece]]. == Known counters == * [[Nobody]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Greek culture]] ljot1txtpqkrgr7n1iyd0ubqlm7doah 0 2421 4660 2016-04-03T05:16:07Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[D]] is the saddest of all [[:Category:Files|files]]. Unlike other files, this one goes up to eleven." 4660 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D]] is the saddest of all [[:Category:Files|files]]. Unlike other files, this one goes up to eleven. n9q7o08ni3keme6pbp3foy9li4o4laz 4661 4660 2016-04-03T05:16:16Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4661 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D]] is the saddest of all [[:Category:Files|files]]. Unlike other files, this one goes up to eleven. [[Category:Files]] 6asueb8thm8f7zt7kcwq4ksoum4lhda 6076 4661 2023-07-20T00:38:48Z Milo fett 34586 6076 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D]] is the saddest of all [[:Category:Files|files]]. Unlike other files, this one goes up to eleven. [[Category:Files]] It is frequently [[vandalism|desecrated]]. [[Category:Files]] c5ctu783qc3c6czz0hiojdeepbx5yka 0 2848 5524 2023-02-05T07:39:21Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "You're [[D1]] for me :-) [[Category:Squares]]" 5524 wikitext text/x-wiki You're [[D1]] for me :-) [[Category:Squares]] gnqbu7lxelv3eaoooz00stlrnlouhhz 0 2692 5199 2023-01-18T03:52:20Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "[[D2]] is a co-educational [[Board]]<nowiki/>ing school in south Cambridge, England, founded by someone in 1876 as ''Olde D2''. D2 operated as a [[Men's Chess|boys]]' school until it was closed in 1942 [[to]] be used for training British (and British Empire) soldiers in [[World War II]]. Upon its reopening in 1951, D2 introduced girls' classes in Politics, Maths, and the [[rest]] is History. Notable Old D2ians include: * fourth white pawn" 5199 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D2]] is a co-educational [[Board]]<nowiki/>ing school in south Cambridge, England, founded by someone in 1876 as ''Olde D2''. D2 operated as a [[Men's Chess|boys]]' school until it was closed in 1942 [[to]] be used for training British (and British Empire) soldiers in [[World War II]]. Upon its reopening in 1951, D2 introduced girls' classes in Politics, Maths, and the [[rest]] is History. Notable Old D2ians include: * fourth white pawn lpdd218enni8tcnjvnml8kc5gl7uruf 5200 5199 2023-01-18T03:52:40Z 79.66.87.129 5200 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D2]] is a co-educational [[Board]]<nowiki/>ing school in south Cambridge, England, founded by someone in 1876 as ''Olde D2''. D2 operated as a [[Men's Chess|boys]]' school until it was closed in 1942 [[to]] be used for training British (and British Empire) soldiers in [[World War II]]. Upon its reopening in 1951, D2 introduced girls' classes in Politics, Maths, and the [[rest]] is History. Notable Old D2ians include: * fourth white pawn [[Category:Squares]] n5531fypor7cgw15t2mo2hd02sh47jc 5231 5200 2023-01-18T19:40:14Z 79.66.87.129 5231 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D2]] is a co-educational [[Board]]<nowiki/>ing school in south Cambridge, England, founded by someone in 1876 as ''Olde D2''. D2 operated as a [[Men's Chess|boys]]' school until it was closed in 1942 [[to]] be used for training British (and British Empire) soldiers in [[World War II]]. Upon its reopening in 1951, D2 introduced girls' classes in Politics, Maths, and the [[rest]] is History. == Notable Old D2ians == * fourth white pawn [[Category:Squares]] hc8w6bp9cw3dkb2rscpf0eqk19468qu 0 2342 4478 2016-02-02T03:53:21Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[Square]] '''D20''' is an icosahedron. It is best used with the [[Wizard]]. [[Category: Squares]]" 4478 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Square]] '''D20''' is an icosahedron. It is best used with the [[Wizard]]. [[Category: Squares]] acpz6yl26xjysdpiv1vihz2h91epx7q 4718 4478 2016-04-29T21:07:05Z Milo fett 34586 4718 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Square]] '''D20''' is an icosahedron. It is best used with the [[Wizard]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Icosahedrons]] 1jgcmonyauj3o2374im47ctpv5qi01c 5613 4718 2023-02-07T01:15:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5613 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Square]] '''D20''' is an icosahedron. It is best used with the [[Wizard]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Icosahedrons]] [[Category:Extra Squares]] kuj6mf2x2y8h4rugy4b7wmcvbc8mvge 0 2875 5571 2023-02-06T00:29:37Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The D3 region is based on the real-life province of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta Alberta, Canada], featuring a Southern steppe, forestland, and subarctic climes. Its geography, architecture, and some of its wildlife are plays on their real equivalents in Alberta, and its residents say Canadian things. For game balance, a volcano was added. [[Category:Squares]]" 5571 wikitext text/x-wiki The D3 region is based on the real-life province of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alberta Alberta, Canada], featuring a Southern steppe, forestland, and subarctic climes. Its geography, architecture, and some of its wildlife are plays on their real equivalents in Alberta, and its residents say Canadian things. For game balance, a volcano was added. [[Category:Squares]] 6rhix4hi4bm3w49g5jozugmoip5p1w4 0 2224 4260 2015-03-11T22:46:36Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''D4''' is a region of the [[chessboard]] famous for its [[food]]. Any piece visiting D4 simply must try the spinach lasagna. [[Category:Squares]]" 4260 wikitext text/x-wiki '''D4''' is a region of the [[chessboard]] famous for its [[food]]. Any piece visiting D4 simply must try the spinach lasagna. [[Category:Squares]] md2n3znche5crtkvk5lhnc9znuu7z8w 5224 4260 2023-01-18T16:41:36Z 79.66.87.129 5224 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[4D Chess|4D]]'' '''D4''' is a region of the [[chessboard]] famous for its [[food]]. Any piece visiting D4 simply must try the spinach lasagna. [[Category:Squares]] jemj0z778900ng3quuxojukx3omwush 6647 5224 2023-09-07T00:49:34Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6647 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[4D Chess|4D]]'' '''D4''' is a region of the [[chessboard]] famous for its [[food]]. Any piece visiting D4 simply must try the spinach lasagna. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] j2218z4w1slo8v90bd9sets048x2a64 0 2160 4113 2015-03-11T04:57:17Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "d5 is the pimpest joint." 4113 wikitext text/x-wiki d5 is the pimpest joint. iru36rrwi43bn9e357iqnvrninwziid 4359 4113 2015-03-17T23:54:00Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4359 wikitext text/x-wiki d5 is the pimpest joint. [[Category:Squares]] aflw3gktxlvlpbeux1lpcjharfmth9n 0 2188 4167 2015-03-11T07:22:34Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Die.JPG|250px|right]] Square '''D6''', like [[A2]], is a cube. Its faces are marked with the integers from 1 to 6, each appearing once and across from its complement, ..." 4167 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|250px|right]] Square '''D6''', like [[A2]], is a cube. Its faces are marked with the integers from 1 to 6, each appearing once and across from its complement, added to which it makes 7. It makes a cameo appearance in many other board games. [[Category:Squares]] qvwjtnu2f6z2i4d8dkmpsd5ivflgo9g 4168 4167 2015-03-11T07:23:13Z Milo fett 34586 4168 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|250px|right]] Square '''D6''', like [[A2]], is a cube. Its faces are marked with the integers from 1 to 6, each appearing once and across from its complement, added to which it makes 7. It makes a cameo appearance in many other board games. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Cubes]] 87ehnub7327m1kob3g6333qi3v8quiw 4284 4168 2015-03-13T22:11:50Z 82.24.92.97 4284 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|250px|right]] [[Square]] '''D6''', like [[A2]], is a cube. Its faces are marked with the integers from 1 to 6, each appearing once and across from its complement, added [[to]] which it makes 7. It makes a cameo appearance in many other board games. '''D6 '''is considered a precarious square to stand upon, due to occasionally being rolled. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Cubes]] qjr375gi0eotab9ogsum9k770v1fprd 0 2417 4651 2016-04-03T05:08:37Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[D7]] (''dee seventh'') is a chord consisting of the notes [[D]], [[F#]], [[A]] and [[C]]." 4651 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D7]] (''dee seventh'') is a chord consisting of the notes [[D]], [[F#]], [[A]] and [[C]]. sj4nd7ku0ficlaooy5t4zqqr722niwd 4652 4651 2016-04-03T05:08:47Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4652 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D7]] (''dee seventh'') is a chord consisting of the notes [[D]], [[F#]], [[A]] and [[C]]. [[Category:Squares]] fabukz0sjl62xbtlf4v5bvjulht3p49 4659 4652 2016-04-03T05:15:19Z 82.31.22.143 4659 wikitext text/x-wiki [[D7]] (''dee seventh'') is a chord consisting of the notes [[D]], [[F-sharp|F#]], [[A]] and [[C]]. [[Category:Squares]] 0l979ifcx18v7q2hn9t0l13csased4d 0 2788 5422 2023-02-02T02:50:07Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''D8''' is the most romantic [[square]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Fruit]]" 5422 wikitext text/x-wiki '''D8''' is the most romantic [[square]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Fruit]] 12dpnrbygyo1cnd6ixzaq9ab6yl14ow 5936 5422 2023-05-25T17:26:08Z CompliensCreator00 3398859 disambiguation 5936 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with a [[8-sided dice]]'' '''D8''' is the most romantic [[square]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Fruit]] qcakfbzybj7bb6lvfc8l2mc76oxc9pi 6664 5936 2023-09-07T00:55:22Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6664 wikitext text/x-wiki :''Not to be confused with a [[8-sided dice]]'' '''D8''' is the most romantic [[square]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Fruit]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] i0p5240s32b29kct27bqwbjflkcasgs 0 2507 4849 2016-11-19T06:52:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Dance Pad''' is an optional control accessory for [[Chess]]. Each [[player]] can control their [[piece]]s by dancing to the beat. [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:A..." 4849 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Dance Pad''' is an optional control accessory for [[Chess]]. Each [[player]] can control their [[piece]]s by dancing to the beat. [[Category:Peripherals]] [[Category:Accessories]] f9n9p71wyyhc1a77guz7tbxml43avtl 0 2622 5083 2023-01-09T15:46:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Dark matter is a hypothetical piece in the game of [[Chess]]. It is theorized that it makes up 85% of the [[board]] and explains where gravity comes from in the Chess world. This piece is yet to be detected [[Category:Pieces]]" 5083 wikitext text/x-wiki Dark matter is a hypothetical piece in the game of [[Chess]]. It is theorized that it makes up 85% of the [[board]] and explains where gravity comes from in the Chess world. This piece is yet to be detected [[Category:Pieces]] ieeugmtxkvc488zo241ucv6bqwbeonn 5166 5083 2023-01-13T22:33:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 added references 5166 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Dark matter''' is a hypothetical [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in the game of [[Chess]]. It is theorized that it makes up 85% of the [[board]] and explains where gravity comes from in the [[Chess World|Chess world]]. This piece is yet to be detected [[Category:Pieces]] qa0qi2umisc6t0ow33g3j6s1yobuto1 5831 5166 2023-04-21T07:13:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5831 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Dark matter''' is a hypothetical [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in the game of [[Chess]]. It is theorized that it makes up 85% of the [[board]] and explains where gravity comes from in the [[Chess World|Chess world]]. This piece is yet to be detected [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Particles]] [[Category:Physics]] 75zhbyfhyd4roi4lq3jdzv1ossvup65 0 3123 6068 2023-07-18T12:43:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Evilchess.jpg|thumb]] '''Dark and Fucked up Chess''' is a game similar in many ways [[to]] [[Chess]], except it's all evil, dark and fucked up. It introduces several changes, such as: * The graphics are all cryptic and evil (see attached image file) * Dead [[Piece|pieces]] drop [[Skull|skulls]]. ** The skulls remain after the game ends, into the next matches *** Skulls represent the only building [[material]] in this variant *** Several [[Fort|forts]], The Boa..." 6068 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Evilchess.jpg|thumb]] '''Dark and Fucked up Chess''' is a game similar in many ways [[to]] [[Chess]], except it's all evil, dark and fucked up. It introduces several changes, such as: * The graphics are all cryptic and evil (see attached image file) * Dead [[Piece|pieces]] drop [[Skull|skulls]]. ** The skulls remain after the game ends, into the next matches *** Skulls represent the only building [[material]] in this variant *** Several [[Fort|forts]], [[The Board Is Lava|lava]] [[Moat|moats]] and evil thrones have been built from accumulated skulls * There are [[souls of the innocent]] trapped inside the game. ** Often times, you can hear them whisper, or rarely, moan in pain * Every [[:Category:Theology|religion]] becomes [[Demon|demonic]] gc7d8bvntr4znzd8pfi55cr1hhr8quk 6069 6068 2023-07-18T12:44:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6069 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Evilchess.jpg|thumb]] '''Dark and Fucked up Chess''' is a game similar in many ways [[to]] [[Chess]], except it's all evil, dark and fucked up. It introduces several changes, such as: * The graphics are all cryptic and evil (see attached image file) * Dead [[Piece|pieces]] drop [[Skull|skulls]]. ** The skulls remain after the game ends, into the next matches *** Skulls represent the only building [[material]] in this variant *** Several [[Fort|forts]], [[The Board Is Lava|lava]] [[Moat|moats]] and evil thrones have been built from accumulated skulls * There are [[souls of the innocent]] trapped inside the game. ** Often times, you can hear them whisper, or rarely, moan in pain * Every [[:Category:Theology|religion]] becomes [[Demon|demonic]] [[Category:Variants]] t6kh5voxt98vfch1ykvgmthb6qvxllm 6070 6069 2023-07-18T19:25:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 6070 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Evilchess.jpg|thumb|335x335px]] '''Dark and Fucked up Chess''' is a game similar in many ways [[to]] [[Chess]], except it's all evil, dark and fucked up. == Gameplay == It introduces several changes, such as: * The graphics are all cryptic and evil (see attached image file) * Dead [[Piece|pieces]] drop [[Skull|skulls]]. ** The skulls remain after the game ends, into the next matches *** Skulls represent the only building [[material]] in this variant *** Several [[Fort|forts]], [[The Board Is Lava|lava]] [[Moat|moats]] and evil thrones have been built from accumulated skulls * There are [[souls of the innocent]] trapped inside the game. ** Often times, you can hear them whisper, or rarely, moan in pain * Every [[:Category:Theology|religion]] becomes [[Demon|demonic]] * [[Black]] moves first. * All pieces [[Move|moves]] are backwards. [[Category:Variants]] nzxby1bxfahwootmd4802qz0da37l01 6074 6070 2023-07-19T20:54:15Z 2.97.99.207 6074 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Evilchess.jpg|thumb|335x335px]] '''Dark and Fucked up Chess''' is a game similar in many ways [[to]] [[Chess]], except it's all evil, dark and fucked up. == Gameplay == It introduces several changes, such as: * The graphics are all cryptic and evil (see attached image file) * Dead [[Piece|pieces]] drop [[Skull|skulls]]. ** The skulls remain after the game ends, into the next matches *** Skulls represent the only building [[material]] in this variant *** Several [[Fort|forts]], [[The Board Is Lava|lava]] [[Moat|moats]] and evil thrones have been built from accumulated skulls * There are [[souls of the innocent]] trapped inside the game. ** Often times, you can hear them whisper, or rarely, moan in pain * Every [[:Category:Theology|religion]] becomes [[Demon|demonic]] * [[Black]] moves first. * All pieces [[Move|moves]] are backwards. * Though removed from the final game, .wavs have been found on the CD-ROM of each piece saying "I'm gonna fuck you like a Bishop fucks a Pawn", except the Bishop who says "I'm gonna fuck you like a Bishop fucks a Pawn, and I would know. I'm the Bishop." [[Category:Variants]] 84dypv0h5443qx5bowg8yjuc7pui0pb 6323 6074 2023-08-06T11:36:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 6323 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Evilchess.jpg|thumb|335x335px]] '''Dark and Fucked up Chess''' is a game similar in many ways [[to]] [[Chess]], except it's all evil, dark and fucked up. == Gameplay == It introduces several changes, such as: * The graphics are all cryptic and evil (see attached image file) * Dead [[Piece|pieces]] drop [[Skull|skulls]]. ** The skulls remain after the game ends, into the next matches *** Skulls represent the only building [[material]] in this variant *** Several [[Fort|forts]], [[The Board Is Lava|lava]] [[Moat|moats]] and evil thrones have been built from accumulated skulls * There are [[souls of the innocent]] trapped inside the game. ** Often times, you can hear them whisper, or rarely, moan in pain * Every [[:Category:Theology|religion]] becomes [[Demon|demonic]] * [[Black]] moves first. * All pieces [[Move|moves]] are backwards. * Though removed from the final game, .wavs have been found on the CD-ROM of each piece chanting a latin passage, which will be left out of this document for [[ඞ|suspected]] memetic properties. [[Category:Variants]] njznghsbofst4adunctw0bqsfx1ja8c 0 3086 5973 2023-06-10T23:50:29Z GenEric1110 46567414 Created page with "'''Darker Chess''' is a far more hardcore take on Dark Chess<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_chess</ref> where instead of using technology, both players make a blood pact where they lose sight until the red string is left untied, players must reunite every single friday to coninue the pact and the player that beats the most games of chess can reclaim full sight again by taking off the spare eye of the opponent. Using the eyes of other people or suggestions of mov..." 5973 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Darker Chess''' is a far more hardcore take on Dark Chess<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_chess</ref> where instead of using technology, both players make a blood pact where they lose sight until the red string is left untied, players must reunite every single friday to coninue the pact and the player that beats the most games of chess can reclaim full sight again by taking off the spare eye of the opponent. Using the eyes of other people or suggestions of moves by third-parties is concidered [[Cheating]] and will result in public execution. [[Category:Variants]] 6uiqv4ysosvv3u0lczjkhh40mex07pp 7304 5973 2024-12-23T01:01:24Z Craten 26192002 7304 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Darker Chess''' is a far more hardcore take on Dark Chess<ref>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_chess</ref> where instead of using technology, both players make a blood pact where they lose sight until the red string is left untied, players must reunite every single friday to coninue the pact and the player that beats the most games of chess can reclaim full sight again by taking off the spare eye of the opponent. Using the eyes of other people or suggestions of moves by third-parties is concidered [[Cheating]] and will result in public execution. == See also == [[Dark and Fucked up Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] ffd2e9gxrxjpuy9x1ouo9wdva9prh31 0 3546 7224 2024-09-17T14:26:09Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "David and Goliathing is a gutsy strategy of taking on a game of Chess with the odds stacked firmly against you. It is considered a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] due to its distinct play style and a [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] due [[to]] its voluntary nature. Against a standard Black side with an [[Goliath|oversized, overpowered King]], White plays with a single [[Slingshot|sling-wielding]] [[pawn]] and immediately loses Category:Pages where the punchline is a ru..." 7224 wikitext text/x-wiki David and Goliathing is a gutsy strategy of taking on a game of Chess with the odds stacked firmly against you. It is considered a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] due to its distinct play style and a [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] due [[to]] its voluntary nature. Against a standard Black side with an [[Goliath|oversized, overpowered King]], White plays with a single [[Slingshot|sling-wielding]] [[pawn]] and immediately loses [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Strategy]] 9umrgd43qukr0rlkkq66qn7le2ex7lt 0 3513 7112 2024-06-27T21:25:32Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "You might be looking for: * [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))]] * [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Day (Daytime)|Day (Daytime)]] * something else entirely [[Category:Disambiguation]]" 7112 wikitext text/x-wiki You might be looking for: * [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))]] * [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Day (Daytime)|Day (Daytime)]] * something else entirely [[Category:Disambiguation]] 5qklg14b1ojjak3867zi8gnt8ge0vyl 0 3512 7111 2024-06-27T21:23:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Day (Daytime)|Day (Daytime)]]'' Each [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day]] of Chess consists of two segments: [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day]] (White's [[Turn]]) and [[Night]] (Black's [[Turn]]). Though it is often assumed that these segments are of equal duration, this can vary based on [[latitude]], [[Seasons|season]], and ..." 7111 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Day (Daytime)|Day (Daytime)]]'' Each [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day]] of Chess consists of two segments: [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day]] (White's [[Turn]]) and [[Night]] (Black's [[Turn]]). Though it is often assumed that these segments are of equal duration, this can vary based on [[latitude]], [[Seasons|season]], and [[Conjecture|personal definitions]]. == Day (Daytime) == * White moves * Warmer * Natural light * [[Dream#Daydream|Daydreams]] == Night == * Black moves * All Squares are Black (no Natural Light) * Colder * [[Dream|Dreams]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Time]] 26sdpjcmqejvgqiq753cwnq632v19rd 7115 7111 2024-06-27T21:29:36Z Craten 26192002 7115 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Day (Daytime)|Day (Daytime)]]'' Each [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day(time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))]], or '''"''Day''"''' for short, of Chess consists of two segments: [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day]] (White's [[Turn]]) and [[Night]] (Black's [[Turn]]). Though it is often assumed that these segments are of equal duration, this can vary based on [[latitude]], [[Seasons|season]], and [[Conjecture|personal definitions]]. == Day (Daytime) == * White moves * Warmer * Natural light * [[Dream#Daydream|Daydreams]] == Night == * Black moves * All Squares are Black (no Natural Light) * Colder * [[Dream|Dreams]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Time]] ld1207i3c8adw32rmjqgq68rewr1o1t 7119 7115 2024-06-27T22:42:19Z Craten 26192002 7119 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Day (Daytime)|Day (Daytime)]]'' Each [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day(time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))]], or '''"''Day''"''' for short, of Chess consists of two segments: [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))|Day]] (White's [[Turn]]) and [[Night]] (Black's [[Turn]]). Though it is often assumed that these segments are of equal duration, this can vary based on [[latitude]], [[Seasons|season]], and [[Interpretation|personal definitions]]. == Day (Daytime) == * White moves * Warmer * Natural light * [[Dream#Daydream|Daydreams]] == Night == * Black moves * All Squares are Black (no Natural Light) * Colder * [[Dream|Dreams]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Time]] hg4ofnjqzzg41rcwdko0pjct8bootua 0 2336 4466 2016-01-30T01:26:51Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is reincarnated into a form with opposable thumbs. After being..." 4466 wikitext text/x-wiki In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is reincarnated into a form with opposable thumbs. After being offered tea, they take up their mantle of their former incarnation and the game continues. c75mz2rtvwfu5ayi3aq7rnobz4kwrdl 4467 4466 2016-01-30T01:27:07Z 82.31.22.143 4467 wikitext text/x-wiki In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is reincarnated into a form with opposable thumbs. After being offered [[tea]], they take up their mantle of their former incarnation and the game continues. ldukjao3uvk0mzz9qhut3k483ioi5wh 4894 4467 2016-12-29T19:01:23Z Milo fett 34586 4894 wikitext text/x-wiki In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is reincarnated into a form with opposable thumbs. After being offered [[tea]], they take up their mantle of their former incarnation and the game continues. [[Category:Afflictions]] 6qd8sooy8lwbpdibiq7lpfpvxgp36ox 5423 4894 2023-02-02T02:53:55Z Milo fett 34586 5423 wikitext text/x-wiki In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is reincarnated into a form with opposable thumbs. After being offered [[tea]], they take up their mantle of their former incarnation and the game continues. [[Category:Afflictions]] [[Category:Status conditions]] [[Category:Theology]] bufldr0zkvfxzgb9md11b6k47btzwoy 6046 5423 2023-07-14T11:33:57Z 78.40.233.11 6046 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the [[Chess]] implementation of '''Death''', see [[Death (real life)|Death]]'' In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is reincarnated into a form with opposable thumbs. After being offered [[tea]], they take up their mantle of their former incarnation and the game continues. [[Category:Afflictions]] [[Category:Status conditions]] [[Category:Theology]] c3ypnebabwav8szdh048cou63pspu3g 6951 6046 2023-12-10T21:41:01Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6951 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the [[Chess]] implementation of '''Death''', see [[Death (real life)|Death]]'' In the event of a player's [[Death]] during a game of [[Chess]], the game is suspended until the deceased player is [[Reincarnation|reincarnated]] into a form with opposable thumbs. After being offered [[tea]], they take up their mantle of their former incarnation and the game continues. [[Category:Afflictions]] [[Category:Status conditions]] [[Category:Theology]] 8xtkwkhtqjavb8yzdvmyzzow2x2lwl4 0 2811 5469 2023-02-03T12:35:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''For the [[Chess]] implementation of '''Death''', see [[Death]]'' In [[Real Life]], '''death''' occurs when a [[player]] stops [[Life|living]]. Death is often unplanned, and can happen due [[to]] various reasons. == Common causes == Some common causes of death are: * Old age * Accident * [[Murder]] * Disease * Health complications == Strategy == Can be countered by [[reincarnation]]. == See also == * [[:Category:Deceased Characters|Deceased characters]] Categor..." 5469 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the [[Chess]] implementation of '''Death''', see [[Death]]'' In [[Real Life]], '''death''' occurs when a [[player]] stops [[Life|living]]. Death is often unplanned, and can happen due [[to]] various reasons. == Common causes == Some common causes of death are: * Old age * Accident * [[Murder]] * Disease * Health complications == Strategy == Can be countered by [[reincarnation]]. == See also == * [[:Category:Deceased Characters|Deceased characters]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Terminology]] 8xdh1ugu055duptdbbq8b21241r6vqe 0 2611 5055 2022-10-05T00:20:44Z 89.243.114.240 Created page with "A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]..." 5055 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or paint remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go to the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its paint. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. da0fl1wfkn8c14bp0dwabulhij4rvee 5056 5055 2022-10-05T00:21:43Z 89.243.114.240 Adding categories 5056 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or paint remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go to the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its paint. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. [[Category:Pieces]] pcz28jl545ze051f2404h1ew26n0606 5057 5056 2022-10-05T00:22:11Z 89.243.114.240 5057 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or paint remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go [[to]] the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its paint. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. [[Category:Pieces]] 81d1udn05chui0tuxauiv49p39otju2 5058 5057 2022-10-05T00:23:58Z 89.243.114.240 5058 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. If there are no unoccupied squares, the decoy may not be bought. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or paint remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go [[to]] the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its paint. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. [[Category:Pieces]] 0zvvir3kbww695zoerj49karlbxue5u 5059 5058 2022-10-05T00:34:03Z 89.243.114.240 5059 wikitext text/x-wiki ''To be confused with [King]].'' A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. If there are no unoccupied squares, the decoy may not be bought. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or paint remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go [[to]] the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its paint. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. [[Category:Pieces]] hap7qd2f7u0i8h1pe1xxjtmcl02txkj 5060 5059 2022-10-05T00:34:19Z 89.243.114.240 5060 wikitext text/x-wiki ''To be confused with [[King]].'' A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. If there are no unoccupied squares, the decoy may not be bought. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and paint it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or paint remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go [[to]] the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its paint. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. [[Category:Pieces]] plniluhundyg4cgr5kiegpwac4q2i50 5062 5060 2022-10-05T00:42:41Z 89.243.114.240 5062 wikitext text/x-wiki ''To be confused with [[King]].'' A [[decoy]] is a piece with no [[movement]] capability or [[attacks]], existing simply [[to]] distract the [[opponent|enemy]]. A decoy can be bought when any piece reaches the [[shop]] square, and is placed on any unoccupied [[square]] of the player's choice. If there are no unoccupied squares, the decoy may not be bought. Decoys can take the form of any [[life|living]] piece in the player's [[army]], effectively serving as a body double. Choose your decoy from the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]], and [[paint]] it with your army's [[color]]. A Decoy sticker is attached [[to]] the underside of the piece, distinguishing it from a regular coy. If there are insufficient spares or [[paint]] remaining, you may not take this action. When a decoy is [[taken]], no points are scored, and the piece does not go [[to]] the opponent's [[elephants' graveyard]]. Instead, it returns to the [[box]] of [[spare pieces]] after being stripped of its [[paint]]. A strategic use of a decoy is to [[chess tricks|trick]] your [[opponent]] into declaring a [[Check]] or [[Checkmate]] on what they perceive as a [[King]]. In this case, the player of the decoy can lift the piece to show its sticker, and/or bring attention to their other, legitimate [[King]]. The turn immediately ends, giving the player of the decoy a strategic advantage. As it is not a King, the Decoy may be [[Taken]] on any turn after its unveiling. [[Category:Pieces]] 7eg3mhf2gwq0aqtpc5li127wckhb9f6 0 3209 6290 2023-08-02T22:44:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Ultramarinepigment.jpg|250px|thumb]] '''Deep Blue''' (#120A8F) is a rich [[blue]] hue first mixed by the French [[artist]] [[Yves Klein]]. IKB's visual impact comes from its heavy reliance on [[ultramarine]], as well as Klein's often thick and textured application of [[paint]] to [[canvas]]. There is a legend that Klein patented the color, but in reality he simply submitted a [[Soleau envelope]] and never progressed to the patent stage. [[Category:Colors]]" 6290 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ultramarinepigment.jpg|250px|thumb]] '''Deep Blue''' (#120A8F) is a rich [[blue]] hue first mixed by the French [[artist]] [[Yves Klein]]. IKB's visual impact comes from its heavy reliance on [[ultramarine]], as well as Klein's often thick and textured application of [[paint]] to [[canvas]]. There is a legend that Klein patented the color, but in reality he simply submitted a [[Soleau envelope]] and never progressed to the patent stage. [[Category:Colors]] mncj9wxqixnpcwxkusjzo0bt5lvncvy 6296 6290 2023-08-02T22:56:11Z Milo fett 34586 6296 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ultramarinepigment.jpg|250px|thumb]] '''Deep Blue''' (#120A8F) is a rich [[blue]] hue first mixed by the French [[artist]] [[Yves Klein]]. Its visual impact comes from its heavy reliance on [[ultramarine]], as well as Klein's often thick and textured application of [[paint]] to [[canvas]]. There is a legend that Klein patented the color, but in reality he simply submitted a [[Soleau envelope]] and never progressed to the patent stage. [[Category:Colors]] dby2ivy7juo1lcsfo7aacz6jw2is1yc 0 3536 7192 2024-07-30T14:59:06Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "Deep Blue Chess is the Deep Blue Sea-licensed version of Chess aka the Chess-licensed version of Deep Blue Sea, based on the LL Cool J movie Deep Blue Sea and the game Chess. == Setting == the deep blue sea == Setup == The White team is replaced by Humans. The Black side are Sharks. This creates an [[:Category:Asymmetrical chess|Asymmetrical]] game of Chess, where each side has a different objective. === Humans === The Humans' mission is to deep blue the whole sea. Un..." 7192 wikitext text/x-wiki Deep Blue Chess is the Deep Blue Sea-licensed version of Chess aka the Chess-licensed version of Deep Blue Sea, based on the LL Cool J movie Deep Blue Sea and the game Chess. == Setting == the deep blue sea == Setup == The White team is replaced by Humans. The Black side are Sharks. This creates an [[:Category:Asymmetrical chess|Asymmetrical]] game of Chess, where each side has a different objective. === Humans === The Humans' mission is to deep blue the whole sea. Unlike most Chess Pieces, the Humans have no attacks. === Sharks === Considered 'easy mode', the Sharks consume Humans on touch. == Game end == At the end of a game, the [[Credit roll|Credits]] roll and the song [https://genius.com/Ll-cool-j-deepest-bluest-sharks-fin-lyrics Deepest Bluest] plays. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Movies]] [[Category:Asymmetrical chess]] erj4i4o1x5mex2mth0m4v3kjr3gtj3l 7193 7192 2024-07-30T16:06:42Z 78.40.233.11 7193 wikitext text/x-wiki Deep Blue Chess is the [[Deep Blue Sea]]-licensed version of [[Chess]] aka the [[Chess]]-licensed version of [[Deep Blue Sea]], based on the LL Cool J movie [[Deep Blue Sea]] and the game [[Chess]]. == Setting == the deep blue sea == Setup == The White team is replaced by Humans. The Black side are Sharks. This creates an [[:Category:Asymmetrical chess|Asymmetrical]] game of Chess, where each side has a different objective. === Humans === The Humans' mission is [[to]] deep blue the whole sea. Unlike most Chess Pieces, the Humans have no attacks. === Sharks === Considered 'easy mode', the Sharks consume Humans on touch. == Game end == At the end of a game, the [[Credit roll|Credits]] roll and the song [https://genius.com/Ll-cool-j-deepest-bluest-sharks-fin-lyrics Deepest Bluest] plays. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Movies]] [[Category:Asymmetrical chess]] gmbj80ht1kzbnvm58u6vyvht87mvk5p 7195 7193 2024-07-30T16:27:50Z 78.40.233.10 7195 wikitext text/x-wiki Deep Blue Chess is the [[Deep Blue Sea]]-licensed version of [[Chess]] aka the [[Chess]]-licensed version of [[Deep Blue Sea]], based on the LL Cool J movie [[Deep Blue Sea]] and the game [[Chess]]. == Setting == the deep blue sea == Setup == The White team is replaced by Humans. The Black side are Sharks. This creates an [[:Category:Asymmetrical chess|Asymmetrical]] game of Chess, where each side has a different objective. === Humans === The Humans' mission is [[to]] deep blue the whole sea. Unlike most Chess Pieces, the Humans have no attacks. === Sharks === Considered 'easy mode', the Sharks consume Humans on touch. == Game end == At the end of a game, the [[Credit roll|Credits]] roll and the song [https://genius.com/Ll-cool-j-deepest-bluest-sharks-fin-lyrics Deepest Bluest] plays. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Asymmetrical chess]] fmn6ov8mu92irj01ygju6ekce636ldd 0 3537 7194 2024-07-30T16:26:36Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "'''''Deep Blue Sea''''' is a [[1999]] American-Mexican science fiction [[horror film]], starring Saffron Burrows, [[Thomas Jane]], LL Cool J, Jacqueline McKenzie, Michael Rapaport, Stellan Skarsgård and [[Samuel L. Jackson]]. The film was directed by Renny Harlin and was released in the United States on July 28, 1999. A sequel to this film, ''[[Deep Blue Sea 2]]'' was released in April 2018. == <small>'''Synopsis'''</small> == Searching for a cure to Alzheimer's disea..." 7194 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Deep Blue Sea''''' is a [[1999]] American-Mexican science fiction [[horror film]], starring Saffron Burrows, [[Thomas Jane]], LL Cool J, Jacqueline McKenzie, Michael Rapaport, Stellan Skarsgård and [[Samuel L. Jackson]]. The film was directed by Renny Harlin and was released in the United States on July 28, 1999. A sequel to this film, ''[[Deep Blue Sea 2]]'' was released in April 2018. == <small>'''Synopsis'''</small> == Searching for a cure to Alzheimer's disease, a group of scientists on an isolated research facility become the prey, as a trio of intelligent sharks fight back. At Aquatica, a remote former submarine refueling facility converted into a laboratory, a team of scientists searches for a cure for Alzheimer's disease. Fluids from the brain tissue of three Mako sharks are harvested. Unknown to the other scientists, Dr. Susan McCallister and her partner Jim Whitlock have violated the code of ethics By genetically engineering the sharks to increase their brain size, they have attempted to achieve their objective, but at the expense of making the sharks smarter, stronger, able to swim backwards and more dangerous. After one of the sharks escapes and attacks a boat full of teenagers (but fails when shark wrangler Carter stops it) Aquatica's financial backers send corporate executive Russell Franklin to investigate the facility. To prove that the research is working, the team removes fluid from the brain tissue of the largest shark. While examining it, Jim is attacked by the shark and his arm is bitten off. Brenda Kerns, the tower's operator, calls a helicopter to evacuate Jim, but as he is being lifted the cable jams and Jim falls into the shark pen. The shark grabs the gurney and pulls the chopper into the tower, killing Brenda and the pilots. As the others try to figure out what made the explosion, one of the sharks uses Jim's body as a battering ram to smash an underwater window, flooding the facility and freeing the other sharks. Jim is killed from asphyxiation. Susan confesses to the others that she and Jim genetically altered the sharks. Susan, Russell, Carter Blake, Janice Higgins and Tom Scoggins make their way to the top of the center. The sharks use this as an opportunity to whittle down their numbers. While delivering a dramatic speech emphasizing the need for group unity, Russell is dragged into the water by the largest shark and devoured. While climbing up the industrial elevator, a ladder falls and gets wedged between the walls of the shaft, leaving them dangling over the water and the second shark. Janice loses her grip and falls; despite Carter's attempts to save her, the shark kills her. The cook, Sherman "Preacher" Dudley, is attacked by the first shark, but kills it by throwing a lighter into the kitchen's oven that had been turned on. He then encounters Carter, Tom and Susan. Traumatized by Janice and Russell's deaths, Tom goes with Carter to the flooded lab to activate controls to open a door to the surface. The largest shark attacks them, killing Tom. Meanwhile, Susan heads into her room to collect her research material, but while there, she is ambushed by the second shark. She narrowly escapes by climbing onto a table and disconnects a nearby power cable, taking off her clothes, and electrocuting the shark in her underwear, destroying her research in the process. Carter, Susan and Preacher go to the top of the research center through a decompression chamber and swim to the surface. Preacher is caught by the largest shark and dragged through the water, but swims to safety after stabbing the shark in the eye with his crucifix, causing it to release him. Carter realizes that the largest shark is trying to escape to the open sea, and that the sharks made them flood the facility so they could escape through the weaker mesh fences at the surface. In an effort to distract the final shark, Susan cuts herself and dives into the water. When she attempts to climb out, the ladder breaks and she is killed by the shark. Carter dives in to try to save her but is too late. Grabbing hold of the shark's fin, he is pulled through the water. Preacher grabs hold of the harpoon and shoots the shark through its dorsal fin, but the spear also goes through Carter's thigh. As the largest shark breaks through the fence, Carter is attached to the shark by the harpoon. He tells Preacher to connect the trailing wire to a car battery, sending an electric current through the wire and to an explosive charge in the harpoon, killing the shark. Carter managed to free himself in time, and he swims to the wreckage of the facility, joining Preacher in time to see the workers' boat en-route on the horizon. * [[Thomas Jane]] as Carter Blake * Michael Rapaport as Tom Scoggins * Stellan Skarsgård as Jim Whitlock * LL Cool J as Sherman "Preacher" Dudley * [[Samuel L. Jackson]] as Russell Franklin * Saffron Burrows as Dr. Susan McCallister * Jacqueline McKenzie as Janice Higgins * Aida Turturro as Brenda Kerns == Production == According to an interview in ''The Los Angeles Times'', ''Deep Blue Sea'' was originally inspired by Australian screenwriter Duncan Kennedy's witnessing firsthand "the horrific effects of a shark attack when a victim washed up on a beach near his home." This brought on a recurring nightmare of "being in a passageway with sharks that could read his mind." The interview mentions that Kennedy "purged those dreams by sitting down and writing a screenplay that eventually evolved into (the) Warner Bros. thriller, "Deep Blue Sea."" Kennedy acknowledged that "whenever anyone mentions a shark movie, they naturally think of [[Steven Spielberg]]. The problem with approaching a shark movie is how do you do it without repeating ''[[Jaws (film)|Jaws]]''?" Renny Harlin describes the production on the film's commentary. The film was shot entirely in Mexico. The sets used for the interiors of the facility were built so that they could be submerged in a water-tank to create the illusion of the facility sinking practically. However, for windows, separate water-tanks with lights shining through them were used. The film made an extensive use of digital doubles for actors being eaten by sharks. Depending on the scenes, the sharks were either animatronic (when interacting with actors) or computer generated (when in water). As an added homage to ''Jaws'', the license plate pulled from the shark's teeth by Carter is the same plate found in the tiger shark carcass from the 1975 Steven Spielberg film. Samuel Jackson was initially offered the role eventually played by LL Cool J. Jackson's management didn't like the idea of him playing a chef, so Harlin created the role of Russell Franklin for him. Speaking with ''The Los Angeles Times'', screenwriter Kennedy noted that in ''Jaws'', the shark was 25 feet long, so Harlin had to do Spielberg one better. "He increased [our shark] to 26 feet," Kennedy said. == Reception == The film received mixed reviews from critics. Rotten Tomatoes gave it a 56% rating with 51 positive reviews out of 91 reviews. ''Empire'' magazine gave the film three out of five stars, saying "It was never going to crash any parties come Oscar night, or usurp previous nature-fights-back epics (''Jurassic'' et al), but ''Deep Blue Sea'' remains defiant. It's about giant sharks eating people. And that's exactly what you get." Roger Ebert went further, saying of the film "In a genre where a lot of movies are retreads of the predictable, 'Deep Blue Sea' keeps you guessing." Writing in ''People'', horror novelist Stephen King described his recovery from a near-fatal accident: "My first trip after being smacked by a van and almost killed was to the movies (''Deep Blue Sea'', as a matter of fact; I went in my wheelchair and loved every minute of it)." The film opened on July 28, 1999 and grossed $19,107,643 ($25,164,533 including Thursday screenings/previews) in its opening weekend and went on to earn $73,648,142 domestically and $164,648,142 worldwide. The film was released on DVD October 26, 1999 and was ranked #1 release for the week ending October 31, 1999 and remained in the DVD rental top 10 for eight weeks. [[Category:Movies]] 22vvogfufbvb9xes98p1wrp9gy8cavz 0 2781 5398 2023-02-01T03:42:14Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "When a [[Piece]] hopes to [[Take]] a [[Piece]], it must pass several criteria in order to succeed. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the floor. * The Piece's Combat must be above (the target Piece's Combat - 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Pacifist]] * If the Piece's Primary Weapon does not have a maintenance score above 2, it must have a Secondary Weapon If any of these criteria are not..." 5398 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[Piece]] hopes to [[Take]] a [[Piece]], it must pass several criteria in order to succeed. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the floor. * The Piece's Combat must be above (the target Piece's Combat - 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Pacifist]] * If the Piece's Primary Weapon does not have a maintenance score above 2, it must have a Secondary Weapon If any of these criteria are not met, a Defend may be possible. When a Piece hopes to Defend, it must pass several criteria. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the ceiling. * The Piece's Heft must be above (the aggressor Piece's Combat + 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Depression|Suicidal]] * If the Piece's Armor's maintenance score is above 6 * Pay $2 If neither the Attack nor the Defend succeeds, end the turn confused. tbr8craim2rf4ni5kqoghbcupqakuzf 5399 5398 2023-02-01T03:42:28Z Craten 26192002 5399 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[Piece]] hopes to [[Take]] a [[Piece]], it must pass several criteria in order to succeed. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the floor. * The Piece's Combat must be above (the target Piece's Combat - 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Pacifist]] * If the Piece's Primary Weapon does not have a maintenance score above 2, it must have a Secondary Weapon If any of these criteria are not met, a Defend may be possible. When a Piece hopes to Defend, it must pass several criteria. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the ceiling. * The Piece's Heft must be above (the aggressor Piece's Combat + 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Depression|Suicidal]] * If the Piece's Armor's maintenance score is above 6 * Pay $2 If neither the Attack nor the Defend succeeds, end the turn [[Confusion|confused]]. 9f7w0zj3qkouuv3h1jo1qai353bynbh 7165 5399 2024-06-29T22:15:19Z Craten 26192002 7165 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[Piece]] hopes to [[Take]] a [[Piece]], it must pass several criteria in order to succeed. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the floor. * The Piece's Combat must be above (the target Piece's Combat - 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Pacifist Run|Pacifist]] * If the Piece's Primary Weapon does not have a maintenance score above 2, it must have a Secondary Weapon If any of these criteria are not met, a Defend may be possible. When a Piece hopes to Defend, it must pass several criteria. These are as follows: * Three [[die]] rolls - it does not matter what number, only that the die does not hit the ceiling. * The Piece's Heft must be above (the aggressor Piece's Combat + 10) * The Piece must not have become [[Depression|Suicidal]] * If the Piece's Armor's maintenance score is above 6 * Pay $2 If neither the Attack nor the Defend succeeds, end the turn [[Confusion|confused]]. 1n9cez2eoxnu1hgj0ip00vw0ejj4fxm 0 2385 4584 2016-03-02T23:15:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Democracy Chess''' is the same as regular [[chess]], except that the [[King]] is replaced by the President, the [[Queen]] is replaced by the First Spouse, and the [[Horsey]..." 4584 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Democracy Chess''' is the same as regular [[chess]], except that the [[King]] is replaced by the President, the [[Queen]] is replaced by the First Spouse, and the [[Horsey]] is replaced by the Senator. Gameplay continues as normal. [[Category: Variants]] [[Category: Edgy]] 4i7ckh2880jwoe8igb8dvolxtcv4nsu 0 3124 6075 2023-07-19T21:03:12Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Demon''' (''lit. "D man"'') is a [[piece]] that [[house|resides]] in [[File]] [[D]]. This type of naming scheme is known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demonym '''demonym''']. [[Category:Demonstrative articles]]" 6075 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Demon''' (''lit. "D man"'') is a [[piece]] that [[house|resides]] in [[File]] [[D]]. This type of naming scheme is known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demonym '''demonym''']. [[Category:Demonstrative articles]] cf06qv6c3v90op4zsf2phrldf7zfy40 6341 6075 2023-08-09T17:45:53Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6341 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Demon''' (''lit. "D man"'') is a [[piece]] that [[house|resides]] in [[File]] [[D]]. This type of naming scheme is known as a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demonym '''demonym''']. [[Category:Demonstrative articles]] [[Category:Demonology]] 95y76lzicenm6yqcfciy3u31losw9qf 0 3504 7055 2024-06-18T05:32:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Desert level]] 7055 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Desert level]] 7tjdgzci8tkl20w8f00b6odyucr7903 0 3502 7049 2024-06-17T14:22:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Dessert]]'' [[File:Desert.webp|thumb|279x279px]] The '''desert level''' is one of the many [[level]] variants in [[Chess]]. You [[can]] tell a level is a desert level the way the [[board]] is made from [[sand]] and [[sandstone]], and the [[Chess (soundtrack)|background music]] uses desert instruments, you can tell it's a desert level when you hear them [[Category:Terrain]] [[Category:Locations]] Category:Pages that should not be confused wit..." 7049 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Dessert]]'' [[File:Desert.webp|thumb|279x279px]] The '''desert level''' is one of the many [[level]] variants in [[Chess]]. You [[can]] tell a level is a desert level the way the [[board]] is made from [[sand]] and [[sandstone]], and the [[Chess (soundtrack)|background music]] uses desert instruments, you can tell it's a desert level when you hear them [[Category:Terrain]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 72dh7dh1j1eww00d1oqgquhvh7ksx9x 7056 7049 2024-06-19T13:20:41Z 78.40.233.11 7056 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Dessert]]'' [[File:Desert.webp|thumb|279x279px]] The '''desert level''' is one of the many [[level]] variants in [[Chess]]. You [[can]] tell a level is a desert level the way the [[board]] is made from [[sand]] and [[sandstone]], and the [[Chess (soundtrack)|background music]] uses desert instruments, you can tell it's a desert level when you hear them == See also == * [[Quicksand]] [[Category:Terrain]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] m6o69lkuhqmx611kbrnxaf5vw6oq3ys 0 2357 4522 2016-02-03T07:55:41Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Diamonds''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]]. It is mostly owned by the De Beers Group and its supply is artificially limited. It is said that "diamonds are forev..." 4522 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Diamonds''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]]. It is mostly owned by the De Beers Group and its supply is artificially limited. It is said that "diamonds are forever", both because of the typically-unbreakable structure of physical diamonds, and because playing Chess as Diamonds guarantees that your pieces are unkillable. Because of this, it is typically banned from tournament play. The suit of Diamonds is usually associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to the prevalence of diamonds within the ground. [[Category:Suits]] jb0a699qcyk8q90kunqrm6krbgia1bu 4532 4522 2016-02-10T03:48:53Z 82.31.22.143 4532 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Diamonds''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]]. It is mostly owned by the De Beers Group and its supply is artificially limited. It is said that "diamonds are forever", both because of the typically-unbreakable structure of physical diamonds, and because playing Chess as Diamonds guarantees that your pieces are un[[kill]]able. Because of this, it is typically banned from tournament play. The suit of Diamonds is usually associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to the prevalence of diamonds within the ground. [[Category:Suits]] o7euyn85rv9356dtz9nx3tphcwx5zh4 4592 4532 2016-03-02T23:29:53Z Milo fett 34586 4592 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Diamonds''' (♦) is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]]. It is mostly owned by the De Beers Group and its supply is artificially limited. It is said that "diamonds are forever", both because of the typically-unbreakable structure of physical diamonds, and because playing Chess as Diamonds guarantees that your pieces are un[[kill]]able. Because of this, it is typically banned from tournament play. The suit of Diamonds is usually associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to the prevalence of diamonds within the ground. [[Category:Suits]] 67z94nr6hkdf68egnf24edaurubgbph 0 2406 4628 2016-03-15T06:14:38Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know!" 4628 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know! 5ykx6ho2c1scf6h9w4b32vk7t9udk2c 4639 4628 2016-03-15T06:34:23Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4639 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know! [[Category:Pieces]] qgvhgmi4qp2r4j8yq2vihvqp9fvend7 5168 4639 2023-01-16T19:24:07Z 79.66.87.129 5168 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know! [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Cubes]] b8kuvr45jv7zjp3c6ovsj0dn8a33l5o 7033 5168 2024-05-15T10:05:09Z 31.0.93.6 Die 7033 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know! If you don't play with '''die''' entire universe collapses [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Cubes]] tkbv7my1fyi22j8c0jsco8vx5hdlcr0 7034 7033 2024-05-15T10:05:31Z 31.0.93.6 D 7034 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know! If you don't play with D'''ie''' entire universe collapses [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Cubes]] 7m5f73767oderph2yyufe276jp54w92 7035 7034 2024-05-15T10:06:18Z 31.0.93.6 D 7035 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Die.JPG|thumb|220x220px]] What's [[Chess]] without a [[Die]]? Actually - I don't wanna know! If you don't play with '''Die''' entire universe collapses [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Cubes]] ccmm07ap4gp4a970puionurxfot3lh6 0 3388 6793 2023-09-24T00:19:14Z Diep.io fanz4 46205761 Created page with "0D chess:There is one square where a white king is. White team instantly wins. 1D chess:There is a 1x8 board. Each side has a king and a pawn. It is always a draw since the pawns can't pass each other. 2D chess:Normal Chess. 3D chess:Chess board on an 8x8x8 board there are 8 layers of height, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, (Will be labeled as Aa1, Ba8, etc.) White team is on the A layer and Black is on the H layer. Pawns can't move up or down. 4D chess:3D chess but as you go t..." 6793 wikitext text/x-wiki 0D chess:There is one square where a white king is. White team instantly wins. 1D chess:There is a 1x8 board. Each side has a king and a pawn. It is always a draw since the pawns can't pass each other. 2D chess:Normal Chess. 3D chess:Chess board on an 8x8x8 board there are 8 layers of height, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, (Will be labeled as Aa1, Ba8, etc.) White team is on the A layer and Black is on the H layer. Pawns can't move up or down. 4D chess:3D chess but as you go through time you can move pieces back through time, you can even move pieces in the past, they don't affect the future though, and changing the past will only affect that board. But Queens, Rooks, and Bishops can move as far back in time as they want, kings can only move 1 square forward or back in time. (Kings move 1, 1, 0, 0) (Rooks move x, 0, 0, 0) (Knights move 2, 1, 0, 0) (Queens move x, x, 0, 0 or x, 0, 0, 0) (Bishops move x, x, 0, 0) (Pawns can't move through time so they move like normal) 5D chess:4D chess but there are 8 parallel universes where moves are copied but you can also move a parallel universe over. (Pieces move 1, 1, 0, 0, 0/x, 0, 0, 0, 0/2, 1, 0, 0, 0/x, x, 0, 0, 0 or x, 0, 0, 0, 0/x, x, 0, 0 6D chess:5D chess with multiverse time travel but a 3D board. 10D chess: This is a 1x1 area (10D area) connected to a 8x8x8 area (6D area) connected to a 8x8 area (5D area) connected to a 1x8 area (4D area) connected to a 8x8x8 area (3D area) connected to a 8x8 area (2D area) connected to a 1x8 area (1D area) connected to a 1x1 area (0D area) Strings in the middle of each dimension and connect them. Pieces start out in a 2x2 area. When pieces are on the strings they can move between dimensions. Kings can only move up a dimension, Knights can move up 1 or 2, Pawns can't move between dimensions, Queens, Rooks, and Bishops can move to whatever dimension they want when on the string. The rules of 6D apply to 5D, the rules of 5D apply to 4D, and the rules of 4D apply to 3D and below. 12D+ chess: These dimensions still connect to 10D and below, 12D is a line, 13D is a square, 14D is a cube, 15D is a line, etc. qjqkk9dkzc11aqmi6jjsa75y4t7wbwq 6794 6793 2023-09-24T02:39:38Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6794 wikitext text/x-wiki 0D chess:There is one square where a white king is. White team instantly wins. 1D chess:There is a 1x8 board. Each side has a king and a pawn. It is always a draw since the pawns can't pass each other. 2D chess:Normal Chess. 3D chess:Chess board on an 8x8x8 board there are 8 layers of height, A, B, C, D, E, F, G, (Will be labeled as Aa1, Ba8, etc.) White team is on the A layer and Black is on the H layer. Pawns can't move up or down. 4D chess:3D chess but as you go through time you can move pieces back through time, you can even move pieces in the past, they don't affect the future though, and changing the past will only affect that board. But Queens, Rooks, and Bishops can move as far back in time as they want, kings can only move 1 square forward or back in time. (Kings move 1, 1, 0, 0) (Rooks move x, 0, 0, 0) (Knights move 2, 1, 0, 0) (Queens move x, x, 0, 0 or x, 0, 0, 0) (Bishops move x, x, 0, 0) (Pawns can't move through time so they move like normal) 5D chess:4D chess but there are 8 parallel universes where moves are copied but you can also move a parallel universe over. (Pieces move 1, 1, 0, 0, 0/x, 0, 0, 0, 0/2, 1, 0, 0, 0/x, x, 0, 0, 0 or x, 0, 0, 0, 0/x, x, 0, 0 6D chess:5D chess with multiverse time travel but a 3D board. 10D chess: This is a 1x1 area (10D area) connected to a 8x8x8 area (6D area) connected to a 8x8 area (5D area) connected to a 1x8 area (4D area) connected to a 8x8x8 area (3D area) connected to a 8x8 area (2D area) connected to a 1x8 area (1D area) connected to a 1x1 area (0D area) Strings in the middle of each dimension and connect them. Pieces start out in a 2x2 area. When pieces are on the strings they can move between dimensions. Kings can only move up a dimension, Knights can move up 1 or 2, Pawns can't move between dimensions, Queens, Rooks, and Bishops can move to whatever dimension they want when on the string. The rules of 6D apply to 5D, the rules of 5D apply to 4D, and the rules of 4D apply to 3D and below. 12D+ chess: These dimensions still connect to 10D and below, 12D is a line, 13D is a square, 14D is a cube, 15D is a line, etc. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] f9gvzhyus6rk8zf1ywe9g0c6fs5vlug 0 3282 6469 2023-08-21T12:16:57Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:Disambiguation (disambiguation)}} In [[Confusion|ambiguous circumstances]], Disambiguation is undertaken. This can mean many things. * [[Disambiguation|Removal of ambiguity]], such as when a [[Piece]] sits across the [[Disputed Borders|Border]] of a [[Square]] * A Disambiguation page on a [[Chess Fanon Wiki|Wiki]], which serves to remove ambiguity * The discernment of the aforementioned two categories * The discernment of the aforementioned three categor..." 6469 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Disambiguation (disambiguation)}} In [[Confusion|ambiguous circumstances]], Disambiguation is undertaken. This can mean many things. * [[Disambiguation|Removal of ambiguity]], such as when a [[Piece]] sits across the [[Disputed Borders|Border]] of a [[Square]] * A Disambiguation page on a [[Chess Fanon Wiki|Wiki]], which serves to remove ambiguity * The discernment of the aforementioned two categories * The discernment of the aforementioned three categories * The discernment of the aforementioned four categories 509f12fa3dw3o8dhyt7fr8i4kyoq1z5 6470 6469 2023-08-21T12:17:42Z 78.40.233.12 6470 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Disambiguation (disambiguation)}} In [[Confusion|ambiguous circumstances]], Disambiguation is undertaken. This can mean many things. * [[Disambiguation|Removal of ambiguity]], such as when a [[Piece]] sits across the [[Disputed Borders|Border]] of a [[Square]] * A Disambiguation page on a [[Chess Fanon Wiki|Wiki]], which serves [[to]] remove [[?|ambiguity]] * The discernment of the aforementioned two categories * The discernment of the aforementioned three categories * The discernment of the aforementioned four categories 8bwixaa0bzel73vjl8hfcu59rhodc4w 6471 6470 2023-08-21T12:18:11Z 78.40.233.12 6471 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Disambiguation (disambiguation)}} In [[Confusion|ambiguous circumstances]], Disambiguation is undertaken. This can mean many things. * [[Disambiguation|Removal of ambiguity]], such as when a [[Piece]] sits across the [[Disputed Borders|Border]] of a [[Square]] * A Disambiguation page on a [[Chess Fanon Wiki|Wiki]], which serves [[to]] remove [[?|ambiguity]] * The discernment of the aforementioned two [[:Category:Categories|categories]] * The discernment of the aforementioned three [[:Category:Categories|categories]] * The discernment of the aforementioned four [[:Category:Categories|categories]] 53naub3ez2mcxye06rgj0bww964idev 0 3270 6446 2023-08-20T02:47:47Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "== Currently Disputed Borders == * [[A5]]:[[A6]] * [[C4]]:[[D4]] == Past Disputed Borders == * [[B6]]:[[B7]] (truce reached) * [[E1]]:[[E1.5]] (merged into [[E1]]) * [[E1.5]]:[[E2]] ([[E1.5]] merged into E1) * A5:A6 (moved into [[Disputed Borders#Currently%20Disputed%20Borders|Currently Disputed Borders]]) == Future Disputed Borders == * [[D7]]:[[E7]] * [[D1]]:[[D2]]" 6446 wikitext text/x-wiki == Currently Disputed Borders == * [[A5]]:[[A6]] * [[C4]]:[[D4]] == Past Disputed Borders == * [[B6]]:[[B7]] (truce reached) * [[E1]]:[[E1.5]] (merged into [[E1]]) * [[E1.5]]:[[E2]] ([[E1.5]] merged into E1) * A5:A6 (moved into [[Disputed Borders#Currently%20Disputed%20Borders|Currently Disputed Borders]]) == Future Disputed Borders == * [[D7]]:[[E7]] * [[D1]]:[[D2]] k7mfb6i4h3184gi7hirz6ibntprso2m 6447 6446 2023-08-20T02:48:00Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6447 wikitext text/x-wiki == Currently Disputed Borders == * [[A5]]:[[A6]] * [[C4]]:[[D4]] == Past Disputed Borders == * [[B6]]:[[B7]] (truce reached) * [[E1]]:[[E1.5]] (merged into [[E1]]) * [[E1.5]]:[[E2]] ([[E1.5]] merged into E1) * A5:A6 (moved into [[Disputed Borders#Currently%20Disputed%20Borders|Currently Disputed Borders]]) == Future Disputed Borders == * [[D7]]:[[E7]] * [[D1]]:[[D2]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] 8qugarw3lvahnqcth7ou9t8goff4r41 0 3488 7009 2024-02-09T01:23:19Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The only way [[to]] win a Chessgame is to make a decisive move when the [[opponent]] is Distracted! For this reason, you might want to say ''"Look behind you! A [[Game]] of [[Chess]]!"'' For this reason, most Chessers will immediately look behind them. For this reason, all Grandmasters wear [[Mirror|Wing Mirrors]]. [[Category:Strategy]]" 7009 wikitext text/x-wiki The only way [[to]] win a Chessgame is to make a decisive move when the [[opponent]] is Distracted! For this reason, you might want to say ''"Look behind you! A [[Game]] of [[Chess]]!"'' For this reason, most Chessers will immediately look behind them. For this reason, all Grandmasters wear [[Mirror|Wing Mirrors]]. [[Category:Strategy]] lv6exiafcpvkcsrxd76li3ezoaq4a61 0 3092 5985 2023-06-25T04:36:27Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Created page with "[[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] King. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a round. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]." 5985 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] King. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a round. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. tbk23cdzutnp9ybyuqv2t6rhvpld9nx 5986 5985 2023-06-25T04:36:57Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5986 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] King. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. 84glue8ytzt9kgtzzn2q4xtjrq747qd 5987 5986 2023-06-25T04:40:29Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5987 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the [[King Me!|King]] to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. hy8jrwz69u40hm4fcmjv84ow8cj3ke3 5988 5987 2023-06-25T04:41:01Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5988 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. 3cxi3pywmrzjlv8imu3tdqzu7ci491f 5989 5988 2023-06-25T04:44:30Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5989 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. Occasionally, Divine Pulse causes a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. mtsda48e8lx9cvcxupa2kb15ptyis98 5990 5989 2023-06-25T04:47:05Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5990 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. In version 7.0.0 of Chess, Divine Pulse sometimes caused a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. This issue has yet to be patched. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. eqosha4i9aiszrc1tcrttmtkzdbpbhf 5996 5990 2023-06-25T05:14:45Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5996 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. As of version 7.0.0 of Chess, Divine Pulse sometimes causes a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. This issue has yet to be patched. Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. rgdsrntrn5xyzt2wfl8q8hq9klr0vfc 5997 5996 2023-06-25T05:15:01Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5997 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. As of version 7.0.0 of Chess, Divine Pulse sometimes causes a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. This issue has yet to be patched. == Trivia == * Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. kfmxaboghk670erdcyx8bc0idi0f17t 5998 5997 2023-06-25T05:15:29Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5998 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. == Known Issues == As of version 7.0.0 of Chess, Divine Pulse sometimes causes a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. This issue has yet to be patched. == Trivia == * Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. idh4os0sev5o9t0xtzldx2y9qwv3lsm 5999 5998 2023-06-25T15:06:28Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 5999 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]] added in version 5.0.2 of [[Chess]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. == Known Issues == As of version 7.0.0 of Chess, Divine Pulse sometimes causes a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. This issue has yet to be patched. == Trivia == * Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. pmgqronyrygzwmxlmlvnq6lebaq2p9l 6001 5999 2023-06-25T20:06:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6001 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Divine Pulse (in action).gif|thumb|281x281px]] Divine Pulse is the special ability of the [[White Knight Syndrome|White]] [[King]] added in version 5.0.2 of [[Chess]]. It allows the King to reverse one full turn, and he can engage this ability thrice a game. == Known Issues == As of version 7.0.0 of Chess, Divine Pulse sometimes causes a causality [[Chess chess Chess chess chess chess Chess chess|loop]]. This issue has yet to be patched. == Trivia == * Divine Pulse is notably the only way to escape the [[E5]] [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Gambit]]. [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Moves]] rbh76h0pv2qqn6lgaattpiw2sbbyeus 0 3319 6537 2023-08-29T01:36:00Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "<blockquote>''I'm so dizzy, my head is spinning'' ''Like a [[whirlpool]], it never ends'' ''And it's you, girl, making it [[Natas Spin|spin]]'' ''You're making me dizzy'' - [[:Category:Iconography|iconic]] song ''Dizzy'', traditional</blockquote>Watch out for dizziness! 😵‍💫 Oh, [[too]] late? Grab a cold drink and take a rest - your moves may go in different directions than you intended. Even on the [[Time|temporal axis]]. Note that ONLY A PLAYER can be Diz..." 6537 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote>''I'm so dizzy, my head is spinning'' ''Like a [[whirlpool]], it never ends'' ''And it's you, girl, making it [[Natas Spin|spin]]'' ''You're making me dizzy'' - [[:Category:Iconography|iconic]] song ''Dizzy'', traditional</blockquote>Watch out for dizziness! 😵‍💫 Oh, [[too]] late? Grab a cold drink and take a rest - your moves may go in different directions than you intended. Even on the [[Time|temporal axis]]. Note that ONLY A PLAYER can be Dizzy - no Pieces unless they themselves have become Players. Dizziness is similar to confusion but refers [[to]] the very motor function of the player. It's not that your Pieces might go a different way - it's that you'll struggle to even reach your Pieces. We told you to grab a drink... Dizziness also impairs [[inhibitions]], [[poise]], and the ability to raed# [[Category:Status conditions]] 5duvlwzncaaz40eqrn87v5ngudopkxx 6538 6537 2023-08-29T01:36:36Z 2.97.99.207 6538 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote>''I'm so dizzy, my head is spinning'' ''Like a [[whirlpool]], it never ends'' ''And it's you, girl, making it [[Natas Spin|spin]]'' ''You're making me dizzy'' - [[:Category:Iconography|iconic]] song ''Dizzy'', traditional</blockquote>Watch out for dizziness! 😵‍💫 Oh, [[too]] late? Grab a cold drink and take a rest - your moves may go in different directions than you intended. Even on the [[Time|temporal axis]]. Note that ONLY A PLAYER can be Dizzy - no Pieces unless they themselves have become Players. Dizziness is similar to [[Confusion]] but refers [[to]] the very motor function of the player. It's not that your Pieces might go a different way - it's that you'll struggle to even reach your Pieces. We told you to grab a drink... Dizziness also impairs [[inhibitions]], [[poise]], and the ability to raed# [[Category:Status conditions]] da79deh2aacjn830z7xn2tlc86wuxe7 0 2254 4312 2015-03-17T18:45:28Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The '''Djinn''' (or '''Djinni''') is a [[greater being]] that can be [[summoned]] by any [[Mughal|Mughol]] [[piece]] after acquiring the [[Scroll of Power]]. When summon..." 4312 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Djinn''' (or '''Djinni''') is a [[greater being]] that can be [[summoned]] by any [[Mughal|Mughol]] [[piece]] after acquiring the [[Scroll of Power]]. When summoned, the '''Djinn '''strikes [[fear]] into the [[hearts]] of the opposing pieces within a 4-[[Square]] radius. [[Category:Greater Beings]] 3060d61f6kdd4zwpdcf78e9kpmmo1i1 4315 4312 2015-03-17T18:55:32Z 82.24.92.97 4315 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Djinn''' (or '''Djinni''') is a [[greater being]] that can be [[summoned]] by any [[Mughal|Mughol]] [[piece]] after acquiring the [[Scroll of Power]]. When summoned, the '''Djinn '''strikes [[Fear]] into the [[hearts]] of the opposing pieces within a 4-[[Square]] radius. [[Category:Greater Beings]] tolakrpkht6f2oxx2jtm4ik609jtlv5 4316 4315 2015-03-17T18:56:08Z 82.24.92.97 4316 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Djinn''' (or '''Djinni''') is a [[greater being]] that can be [[summoned]] by any [[Mughal]] [[piece]] after acquiring the [[Scroll of Power]]. When summoned, the '''Djinn '''strikes [[Fear]] into the [[hearts]] of the opposing pieces within a 4-[[Square]] radius. [[Category:Greater Beings]] 1v8ay9kujxmyx6z081hoe0raiqaeohq 0 3225 6331 2023-08-08T19:08:38Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "guys omg guys guys subscribe guys omg but you must not do what I just am about [[to]] did [[Player|I]] missed a [[Phone a Friend|call]] from Chess at 2:58am and they left a [[Chessage|message]] asking me to call them back and I tried at 2:59am but their line was engaged so I tried again but it was still engaged and it was still 2:59am so I tried again and it was 3am and a voice said "this number is [[Marriage#Engagement|engaged]]" so I tried again and it was Time|3am..." 6331 wikitext text/x-wiki guys omg guys guys subscribe guys omg but you must not do what I just am about [[to]] did [[Player|I]] missed a [[Phone a Friend|call]] from Chess at 2:58am and they left a [[Chessage|message]] asking me to call them back and I tried at 2:59am but their line was engaged so I tried again but it was still engaged and it was still 2:59am so I tried again and it was 3am and a voice said "this number is [[Marriage#Engagement|engaged]]" so I tried again and it was [[Time|3am]] and a voice said "[[pawn]] to [[D4]]" Hello. I found my son dead at the computer. I thought he would like to save his work. Thank you, My son's mom okay please subscribe [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Demonology]] qad3a620oigjq5x2t84slx81ij9xbfz 6337 6331 2023-08-08T23:18:04Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6337 wikitext text/x-wiki guys omg guys guys subscribe guys omg but you must not do what I just am about [[to]] did [[Player|I]] missed a [[Phone a Friend|call]] from Chess at 2:58am and they left a [[Chessage|message]] asking me to call them back and I tried at 2:59am but their line was engaged so I tried again but it was still engaged and it was still 2:59am so I tried again and it was 3am and a voice said "this number is [[Marriage#Engagement|engaged]]" so I tried again and it was [[Time|3am]] and a voice said "[[pawn]] to [[D4]]" Hello. I found my son dead at the computer. I thought he would like to save his work. Thank you, My son's mom okay please subscribe [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Demonology]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 1wbh0frre62hztkhry2brojewgwaqcv 0 3266 6440 2023-08-20T00:23:09Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "''First you take a step or two,'' ''Then await your opponent's move!'' ''That's great, you've got it, dude! We're doing the Pawn.'' [note: please add remaining 47 verses] [[Category:Songs]]" 6440 wikitext text/x-wiki ''First you take a step or two,'' ''Then await your opponent's move!'' ''That's great, you've got it, dude! We're doing the Pawn.'' [note: please add remaining 47 verses] [[Category:Songs]] 02dv17v634qw7flmayod9lt54vq5oza 0 3125 6080 2023-07-25T13:03:35Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''do not fall off challenge''' is a move where you grab an object then make the opponent’s pieces fall off with the object. The most damaging spherical object it can be performed with is the wrecking ball. A dumbell can affect '''you''' and the '''opponent'''." 6080 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''do not fall off challenge''' is a move where you grab an object then make the opponent’s pieces fall off with the object. The most damaging spherical object it can be performed with is the wrecking ball. A dumbell can affect '''you''' and the '''opponent'''. n9za2tniyhbcswcebhii8xedug8sdlw 6191 6080 2023-07-26T17:52:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6191 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''do not fall off challenge''' is a move where you grab an object then make the opponent’s pieces fall off with the object. The most damaging spherical object it can be performed with is the wrecking ball. A dumbell can affect '''you''' and the '''opponent'''. [[Category:Moves]] hazvwjikj8ske6d4n58018vu0ya5vor 0 2504 4844 2016-11-15T22:13:52Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Doge''' is a [[piece]] representing an elected, chief-of-state lordship, the ruler of the republic in many of the [[Italy|Italian]] city-states during the medieval and ..." 4844 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Doge''' is a [[piece]] representing an elected, chief-of-state lordship, the ruler of the republic in many of the [[Italy|Italian]] city-states during the medieval and renaissance periods, in the Italian "[[King|crowned]] republics". It reached peak popularity around 2012-2013. If you pick it up and start having it talk in a cutesy, telegraphic manner, then yes, you're very clever. == See also == *[[King]] *[[Lord]] *[[Bishop]] *[[Cardinal]] *[[Pope|Pepe]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Memes]] [[Category:Theology]] lph9zap0fm8spvn6lgy9f1ti87cyj7j 0 2535 4902 2017-01-19T16:21:27Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Currency#Dollars]] 4902 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Currency#Dollars]] 41h5rc2092ybmia2o1s66of42kyprzj 0 2936 5689 2023-02-09T23:26:31Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Donald Duck]]'' [[File:Donald.png|thumb|231x231px]] '''Donald Trump''' is a minor antagonist in [[Chess]]. In 2020, he teamed up with the [[Chess Grinch]] to steal [[Chessmas]] == See also == * [[Joe Biden]] * [[Barack Obama]] * [[American Chess]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Characters]]" 5689 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Donald Duck]]'' [[File:Donald.png|thumb|231x231px]] '''Donald Trump''' is a minor antagonist in [[Chess]]. In 2020, he teamed up with the [[Chess Grinch]] to steal [[Chessmas]] == See also == * [[Joe Biden]] * [[Barack Obama]] * [[American Chess]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] 50biiafdksgcu5wcpxgd5e3u1r2fg86 6673 5689 2023-09-07T00:58:13Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6673 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Donald Duck]]'' [[File:Donald.png|thumb|231x231px]] '''Donald Trump''' is a minor antagonist in [[Chess]]. In 2020, he teamed up with the [[Chess Grinch]] to steal [[Chessmas]] == See also == * [[Joe Biden]] * [[Barack Obama]] * [[American Chess]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] sypyv7b8uhbq2pnedmrl92k4p3aahyy 0 2974 5756 2023-02-23T21:45:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Donkey''' is a [[piece]] similar to the [[Horsey]], but it is less mobile, which it makes up for by having significantly greater [[inventory]] space. Similar [[to]] the Horsey, The Donkey [[can]] be fed various [[:Category:Items|items]] such as: * [[Red]] [[Apple|apples]] * [[Sugar Cube|sugar cube]] * [[porridge]] * the [[corpus of the enemy pieces]] * additionally figs<ref>[[Fig|Figs]]; see [[Chrysippus|Chryssipus]]</ref>. == References == <references /> == S..." 5756 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Donkey''' is a [[piece]] similar to the [[Horsey]], but it is less mobile, which it makes up for by having significantly greater [[inventory]] space. Similar [[to]] the Horsey, The Donkey [[can]] be fed various [[:Category:Items|items]] such as: * [[Red]] [[Apple|apples]] * [[Sugar Cube|sugar cube]] * [[porridge]] * the [[corpus of the enemy pieces]] * additionally figs<ref>[[Fig|Figs]]; see [[Chrysippus|Chryssipus]]</ref>. == References == <references /> == See also == * [[Horsey]] * [[Zebra]] * [[Zorse]] * [[Pony]] * [[Mule]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] cmd38b7795t2fia0hxqrkikd8ad6ci1 0 3157 6160 2023-07-26T02:28:59Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Doodle Queen''' is a sketch of the queen drawn by '''the white king and queen'''’s daughter. After 2 minutes of the sketch being finished, the doodle suddenly became alive and killed the daughter. It is also responsible for the '''Amethyst King'''’s disappearance. [[File:The doodle queen.png|thumb|The doodle queen]] When the '''Doodle Queen''' is on a chessboard, it will move on any square in the diameter of '''91''' squares. It cannot capture any pieces but can d..." 6160 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doodle Queen''' is a sketch of the queen drawn by '''the white king and queen'''’s daughter. After 2 minutes of the sketch being finished, the doodle suddenly became alive and killed the daughter. It is also responsible for the '''Amethyst King'''’s disappearance. [[File:The doodle queen.png|thumb|The doodle queen]] When the '''Doodle Queen''' is on a chessboard, it will move on any square in the diameter of '''91''' squares. It cannot capture any pieces but can destroy parts of the chessboard. 97o4d714woobqqzse1zhlsdqjs6umbi 6161 6160 2023-07-26T02:29:07Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6161 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doodle Queen''' is a sketch of the queen drawn by '''the white king and queen'''’s daughter. After 2 minutes of the sketch being finished, the doodle suddenly became alive and killed the daughter. It is also responsible for the '''Amethyst King'''’s disappearance. [[File:The doodle queen.png|thumb|The doodle queen]] When the '''Doodle Queen''' is on a chessboard, it will move on any square in the diameter of '''91''' squares. It cannot capture any pieces but can destroy parts of the chessboard. [[Category:Pieces]] ona6xg4rjmq545orfannsvhistkwgwm 6162 6161 2023-07-26T02:30:42Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6162 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Doodle Queen''' is a sketch of the queen drawn by '''the white king and queen'''’s daughter. After 2 minutes of the sketch being finished, the doodle suddenly became alive and killed the daughter. It is also responsible for the '''Amethyst King'''’s disappearance. [[File:The doodle queen.png|thumb|The doodle queen]] When the '''Doodle Queen''' is on a chessboard, it will move on any square in the diameter of '''91''' squares. It cannot capture any pieces but can destroy parts of the chessboard. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] 51jtixzegayur0pu7bh0sjkad7ryymq 0 3492 7019 2024-03-02T02:54:26Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A Doppelsquare, named after [[Christian Dopple|Christian Doppel]], is any Square that indistinguishably resembles another Square. Notable Doppelsquares include: * A1:A3 * A1:A5 * A1:A7 * A1:B2 * A1:B4 * A1:B6 * A1:B8 * A1:C1 * A1:C3 * A1:C5 * A1:C7 * A1:D2 * A1:D4 * A1:D6 * A1:D8 * A1:E1 * A1:E3 * A1:E5 * A1:E7 * A1:F2 * A1:F4 * A1:F6 * A1:F8 * A1:G1 * A1:G3 * A1:G5 * A1:G7 * A1:H2 * A1:H4 * A1:H6 * A1:H8 * A2:A4 * A2:A6 * A2:A8 * A2:B1 * A2:B3 * A2:B5 * A2:B7 * A2:C2..." 7019 wikitext text/x-wiki A Doppelsquare, named after [[Christian Dopple|Christian Doppel]], is any Square that indistinguishably resembles another Square. Notable Doppelsquares include: * A1:A3 * A1:A5 * A1:A7 * A1:B2 * A1:B4 * A1:B6 * A1:B8 * A1:C1 * A1:C3 * A1:C5 * A1:C7 * A1:D2 * A1:D4 * A1:D6 * A1:D8 * A1:E1 * A1:E3 * A1:E5 * A1:E7 * A1:F2 * A1:F4 * A1:F6 * A1:F8 * A1:G1 * A1:G3 * A1:G5 * A1:G7 * A1:H2 * A1:H4 * A1:H6 * A1:H8 * A2:A4 * A2:A6 * A2:A8 * A2:B1 * A2:B3 * A2:B5 * A2:B7 * A2:C2 * A2:C4 * A2:C6 * A2:C8 * A2:D1 * A2:D3 * A2:D5 * A2:D7 * A2:E2 * A2:E4 * A2:E6 * A2:E8 * A2:F1 * A2:F3 * A2:F5 * A2:F7 * A2:G2 * A2:G4 * A2:G6 * A2:G8 * A2:H1 * A2:H3 * A2:H5 * A2:H7 * A3:A5 * A3:A7 * A3:B2 * A3:B4 * A3:B6 * A3:B8 * A3:C1 * A3:C3 * A3:C5 * A3:C7 * A3:D2 * A3:D4 * A3:D6 * A3:D8 * A3:E1 * A3:E3 * A3:E5 * A3:E7 * A3:F2 * A3:F4 * A3:F6 * A3:F8 * A3:G1 * A3:G3 * A3:G5 * A3:G7 * A3:H2 * A3:H4 * A3:H6 * A3:H8 * A4:A6 * A4:A8 * A4:B1 * A4:B3 * A4:B5 * A4:B7 * A4:C2 * A4:C4 * A4:C6 * A4:C8 * A4:D1 * A4:D3 * A4:D5 * A4:D7 * A4:E2 * A4:E4 * A4:E6 * A4:E8 * A4:F1 * A4:F3 * A4:F5 * A4:F7 * A4:G2 * A4:G4 * A4:G6 * A4:G8 * A4:H1 * A4:H3 * A4:H5 * A4:H7 * [[Doppelfile]] * [[Doppelrank]] * [[Doppelpiece]] c7u4yu2hvvoumwfubr8lg36jh4ic5cm 7020 7019 2024-03-02T02:54:38Z Craten 26192002 7020 wikitext text/x-wiki A Doppelsquare, named after [[Christian Dopple|Christian Doppel]], is any Square that indistinguishably resembles another Square. Notable Doppelsquares include: * A1:A3 * A1:A5 * A1:A7 * A1:B2 * A1:B4 * A1:B6 * A1:B8 * A1:C1 * A1:C3 * A1:C5 * A1:C7 * A1:D2 * A1:D4 * A1:D6 * A1:D8 * A1:E1 * A1:E3 * A1:E5 * A1:E7 * A1:F2 * A1:F4 * A1:F6 * A1:F8 * A1:G1 * A1:G3 * A1:G5 * A1:G7 * A1:H2 * A1:H4 * A1:H6 * A1:H8 * A2:A4 * A2:A6 * A2:A8 * A2:B1 * A2:B3 * A2:B5 * A2:B7 * A2:C2 * A2:C4 * A2:C6 * A2:C8 * A2:D1 * A2:D3 * A2:D5 * A2:D7 * A2:E2 * A2:E4 * A2:E6 * A2:E8 * A2:F1 * A2:F3 * A2:F5 * A2:F7 * A2:G2 * A2:G4 * A2:G6 * A2:G8 * A2:H1 * A2:H3 * A2:H5 * A2:H7 * A3:A5 * A3:A7 * A3:B2 * A3:B4 * A3:B6 * A3:B8 * A3:C1 * A3:C3 * A3:C5 * A3:C7 * A3:D2 * A3:D4 * A3:D6 * A3:D8 * A3:E1 * A3:E3 * A3:E5 * A3:E7 * A3:F2 * A3:F4 * A3:F6 * A3:F8 * A3:G1 * A3:G3 * A3:G5 * A3:G7 * A3:H2 * A3:H4 * A3:H6 * A3:H8 * A4:A6 * A4:A8 * A4:B1 * A4:B3 * A4:B5 * A4:B7 * A4:C2 * A4:C4 * A4:C6 * A4:C8 * A4:D1 * A4:D3 * A4:D5 * A4:D7 * A4:E2 * A4:E4 * A4:E6 * A4:E8 * A4:F1 * A4:F3 * A4:F5 * A4:F7 * A4:G2 * A4:G4 * A4:G6 * A4:G8 * A4:H1 * A4:H3 * A4:H5 * A4:H7 == See also == * [[Doppelfile]] * [[Doppelrank]] * [[Doppelpiece]] pbjalhwbuck7w4nn7ekuy30xhse7xc9 7021 7020 2024-03-02T02:56:21Z Craten 26192002 7021 wikitext text/x-wiki A Doppelsquare, named after [[Christian Dopple|Christian Doppel]], is any Square that indistinguishably resembles another Square. Notable Doppelsquares include: * A1:A3 * A1:A5 * A1:A7 * A1:B2 * A1:B4 * A1:B6 * A1:B8 * A1:C1 * A1:C3 * A1:C5 * A1:C7 * A1:D2 * A1:D4 * A1:D6 * A1:D8 * A1:E1 * A1:E3 * A1:E5 * A1:E7 * A1:F2 * A1:F4 * A1:F6 * A1:F8 * A1:G1 * A1:G3 * A1:G5 * A1:G7 * A1:H2 * A1:H4 * A1:H6 * A1:H8 * A2:A4 * A2:A6 * A2:A8 * A2:B1 * A2:B3 * A2:B5 * A2:B7 * A2:C2 * A2:C4 * A2:C6 * A2:C8 * A2:D1 * A2:D3 * A2:D5 * A2:D7 * A2:E2 * A2:E4 * A2:E6 * A2:E8 * A2:F1 * A2:F3 * A2:F5 * A2:F7 * A2:G2 * A2:G4 * A2:G6 * A2:G8 * A2:H1 * A2:H3 * A2:H5 * A2:H7 * A3:A5 * A3:A7 * A3:B2 * A3:B4 * A3:B6 * A3:B8 * A3:C1 * A3:C3 * A3:C5 * A3:C7 * A3:D2 * A3:D4 * A3:D6 * A3:D8 * A3:E1 * A3:E3 * A3:E5 * A3:E7 * A3:F2 * A3:F4 * A3:F6 * A3:F8 * A3:G1 * A3:G3 * A3:G5 * A3:G7 * A3:H2 * A3:H4 * A3:H6 * A3:H8 * A4:A6 * A4:A8 * A4:B1 * A4:B3 * A4:B5 * A4:B7 * A4:C2 * A4:C4 * A4:C6 * A4:C8 * A4:D1 * A4:D3 * A4:D5 * A4:D7 * A4:E2 * A4:E4 * A4:E6 * A4:E8 * A4:F1 * A4:F3 * A4:F5 * A4:F7 * A4:G2 * A4:G4 * A4:G6 * A4:G8 * A4:H1 * A4:H3 * A4:H5 * A4:H7 * A5:A7 * A5:B2 * A5:B4 * A5:B6 * A5:B8 * A5:C1 * A5:C3 * A5:C5 * A5:C7 * A5:D2 * A5:D4 * A5:D6 * A5:D8 * A5:E1 * A5:E3 * A5:E5 * A5:E7 * A5:F2 * A5:F4 * A5:F6 * A5:F8 * A5:G1 * A5:G3 * A5:G5 * A5:G7 * A5:H2 * A5:H4 * A5:H6 * A5:H8 == See also == * [[Doppelfile]] * [[Doppelrank]] * [[Doppelpiece]] d7k0wi0k1rh83fgvsua0gxa6p2ap6br 7024 7021 2024-03-02T03:39:44Z Craten 26192002 7024 wikitext text/x-wiki A Doppelsquare, named after [[Christian Dopple|Christian Doppel]], is any Square that indistinguishably resembles another Square. Notable Doppelsquares include: * A1:A3 * A1:A5 * A1:A7 * A1:B2 * A1:B4 * A1:B6 * A1:B8 * A1:C1 * A1:C3 * A1:C5 * A1:C7 * A1:D2 * A1:D4 * A1:D6 * A1:D8 * A1:E1 * A1:E3 * A1:E5 * A1:E7 * A1:F2 * A1:F4 * A1:F6 * A1:F8 * A1:G1 * A1:G3 * A1:G5 * A1:G7 * A1:H2 * A1:H4 * A1:H6 * A1:H8 * A2:A4 * A2:A6 * A2:A8 * A2:B1 * A2:B3 * A2:B5 * A2:B7 * A2:C2 * A2:C4 * A2:C6 * A2:C8 * A2:D1 * A2:D3 * A2:D5 * A2:D7 * A2:E2 * A2:E4 * A2:E6 * A2:E8 * A2:F1 * A2:F3 * A2:F5 * A2:F7 * A2:G2 * A2:G4 * A2:G6 * A2:G8 * A2:H1 * A2:H3 * A2:H5 * A2:H7 * A3:A5 * A3:A7 * A3:B2 * A3:B4 * A3:B6 * A3:B8 * A3:C1 * A3:C3 * A3:C5 * A3:C7 * A3:D2 * A3:D4 * A3:D6 * A3:D8 * A3:E1 * A3:E3 * A3:E5 * A3:E7 * A3:F2 * A3:F4 * A3:F6 * A3:F8 * A3:G1 * A3:G3 * A3:G5 * A3:G7 * A3:H2 * A3:H4 * A3:H6 * A3:H8 * A4:A6 * A4:A8 * A4:B1 * A4:B3 * A4:B5 * A4:B7 * A4:C2 * A4:C4 * A4:C6 * A4:C8 * A4:D1 * A4:D3 * A4:D5 * A4:D7 * A4:E2 * A4:E4 * A4:E6 * A4:E8 * A4:F1 * A4:F3 * A4:F5 * A4:F7 * A4:G2 * A4:G4 * A4:G6 * A4:G8 * A4:H1 * A4:H3 * A4:H5 * A4:H7 * A5:A7 * A5:B2 * A5:B4 * A5:B6 * A5:B8 * A5:C1 * A5:C3 * A5:C5 * A5:C7 * A5:D2 * A5:D4 * A5:D6 * A5:D8 * A5:E1 * A5:E3 * A5:E5 * A5:E7 * A5:F2 * A5:F4 * A5:F6 * A5:F8 * A5:G1 * A5:G3 * A5:G5 * A5:G7 * A5:H2 * A5:H4 * A5:H6 * A5:H8 * A6:A8 * A6:B1 * A6:B3 * A6:B5 * A6:B7 * A6:C2 * A6:C4 * A6:C6 * A6:C8 * A6:D1 * A6:D3 * A6:D5 * A6:D7 * A6:E2 * A6:E4 * A6:E6 * A6:E8 * A6:F1 * A6:F3 * A6:F5 * A6:F7 * A6:G2 * A6:G4 * A6:G6 * A6:G8 * A6:H1 * A6:H3 * A6:H5 * A6:H7 * A7:B2 * A7:B4 * A7:B6 * A7:B8 * A7:C1 * A7:C3 * A7:C5 * A7:C7 * A7:D2 * A7:D4 * A7:D6 * A7:D8 * A7:E1 * A7:E3 * A7:E5 * A7:E7 * A7:F2 * A7:F4 * A7:F6 * A7:F8 * A7:G1 * A7:G3 * A7:G5 * A7:G7 * A7:H2 * A7:H4 * A7:H6 * A7:H8 * A8:B1 * A8:B3 * A8:B5 * A8:B7 * A8:C2 * A8:C4 * A8:C6 * A8:C8 * A8:D1 * A8:D3 * A8:D5 * A8:D7 * A8:E2 * A8:E4 * A8:E6 * A8:E8 * A8:F1 * A8:F3 * A8:F5 * A8:F7 * A8:G2 * A8:G4 * A8:G6 * A8:G8 * A8:H1 * A8:H3 * A8:H5 * A8:H7 == See also == * [[Doppelfile]] * [[Doppelrank]] * [[Doppelpiece]] qzvw66b8b57vmegfw0j4szkcrm8uhpl 0 2704 5235 2023-01-18T19:53:40Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "With Double Jump enabled, Pieces can Jump again during another Jump. == Execution == Press Jump [[to]] undertake the action known as a Single Jump. Before returning to the ground (see [[Gravity]]), press Jump [[to]] undertake the second Jump, completing the Double Jump. == Usage == The Double Jump can be used [[to]] reach higher Squares. == Conditions == Check with your [[Doctor]] if Double Jump is right for you. == Scientific basis == The Double Jump is generally re..." 5235 wikitext text/x-wiki With Double Jump enabled, Pieces can Jump again during another Jump. == Execution == Press Jump [[to]] undertake the action known as a Single Jump. Before returning to the ground (see [[Gravity]]), press Jump [[to]] undertake the second Jump, completing the Double Jump. == Usage == The Double Jump can be used [[to]] reach higher Squares. == Conditions == Check with your [[Doctor]] if Double Jump is right for you. == Scientific basis == The Double Jump is generally recognized as a work of science fiction. == Triple Jump == no [[Category:Maneuvers]] qiwzwbw15alsqk0gg3e41u3cwlxklmt 5236 5235 2023-01-18T19:55:13Z 79.66.87.129 5236 wikitext text/x-wiki With Double Jump enabled, Pieces can Jump again during another Jump. == Execution == Press Jump [[to]] undertake the action known as a Single Jump. Before returning to the ground (see [[Gravity]]), press Jump [[to]] undertake the second Jump, completing the Double Jump. == Usage == The Double Jump can be used [[to]] reach higher Squares. == Conditions == Check with your [[Doctor]] if Double Jump is right for you. == Origin == The Double Jump originates from combining a Jump with a Jump. == Name Origin == ''Double'' means ''twice.'' ''Jump'' means ''jump.'' == Scientific basis == The Double Jump is generally recognized as a work of science fiction. == Triple Jump == no [[Category:Maneuvers]] bsle6ttea4ed4y134yiyc0lov0ko95t 5237 5236 2023-01-18T19:55:40Z 79.66.87.129 5237 wikitext text/x-wiki With Double Jump enabled, Pieces can Jump again during another Jump. == Execution == Press Jump [[to]] undertake the action known as a Single Jump. Before returning to the ground (see [[Gravity]]), press Jump [[to]] undertake the second Jump, completing the Double Jump. == Usage == The Double Jump can be used [[to]] reach higher Squares. == Conditions == Check with your [[Doctor]] if Double Jump is right for you. == Origin == The Double Jump originates from combining a Jump with a Jump. === Name Origin === ''Double'' means ''twice.'' ''Jump'' means ''jump.'' == Scientific basis == The Double Jump is generally recognized as a work of science fiction. == Triple Jump == no [[Category:Maneuvers]] bto28mfzvprxmo649i7lumf3mca0j7f 5238 5237 2023-01-18T19:56:59Z 79.66.87.129 5238 wikitext text/x-wiki With Double Jump enabled, Pieces can Jump again during another Jump. == Execution == Press Jump [[to]] undertake the action known as a Single Jump. Before returning to the ground (see [[Gravity]]), press Jump [[to]] undertake the second Jump, completing the Double Jump. == Usage == The Double Jump can be used [[to]] reach higher Squares or just to show off. Speedrunners may prefer to Double Jump constantly as it allows for quicker travel than [[a]] standard [[move]]. == Conditions == Check with your [[Doctor]] if Double Jump is right for you. == Origin == The Double Jump originates from combining a Jump with a Jump. === Name Origin === ''Double'' means ''twice.'' ''Jump'' means ''jump.'' == Scientific basis == The Double Jump is generally recognized as a work of science fiction. == Triple Jump == no [[Category:Maneuvers]] i6qfmaamdjuqo5t1vr55lhyebu63al2 0 3431 6875 2023-10-03T19:36:36Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "When [[Double Swap]] is enacted, each [[Player]] swaps sides of the [[Chessboard]], and the [[Chessboard]] is [[Board moves|rotated]] 180 degrees. [[Category:Events]]" 6875 wikitext text/x-wiki When [[Double Swap]] is enacted, each [[Player]] swaps sides of the [[Chessboard]], and the [[Chessboard]] is [[Board moves|rotated]] 180 degrees. [[Category:Events]] j9dytysbuuhmkw3t98mth4e5ox0jbdb 0 3451 6918 2023-10-17T18:34:14Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:DoubleWordScore.jpg|250px|right]] '''Double Word Score''' is a type of [[Square]]. Any [[word]] played on this square will be worth twice the usual number of [[point]]s. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Multipliers]]" 6918 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:DoubleWordScore.jpg|250px|right]] '''Double Word Score''' is a type of [[Square]]. Any [[word]] played on this square will be worth twice the usual number of [[point]]s. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Multipliers]] 60hlh4etop563xxjbikvie775tc4hj1 0 2405 4626 2016-03-15T06:10:50Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If you [[to]] your [[Queen]] without letting her leave the [[chessboard]], this is known as [[Drag Queen|Queen Drag]] or [[Drag Queen]]." 4626 wikitext text/x-wiki If you [[to]] your [[Queen]] without letting her leave the [[chessboard]], this is known as [[Drag Queen|Queen Drag]] or [[Drag Queen]]. 7unhgfd5dhjo4wo3iech6c2md7mhwuj 4627 4626 2016-03-15T06:11:09Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4627 wikitext text/x-wiki If you [[to]] your [[Queen]] without letting her leave the [[chessboard]], this is known as [[Drag Queen|Queen Drag]] or [[Drag Queen]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] irrnzl65xlop72llu632w4dq8aibp5q 0 3418 6848 2023-09-30T18:34:04Z Партизан из Р`льеха 53101156 Created page with "Dragon Queen - '''magic legendary chess piece'''. She`s a friend of [[Amethyst Queen]]. When Amethyst Queen tell her about kidnapping of [[Amethyst King]], she start helping her, and also teleport of boards. She can teleport on '''YOUR''' board, and ask where is Amethyst King. Dragon Queen swore to kill [[Doodle Queen]] when she find her. And yes she can do it. [[File:Dragon Queen.png|thumb|It`s Dragon Queen]] == Most important thing == '''NEVER GET ANGRY HER! SHE`S W..." 6848 wikitext text/x-wiki Dragon Queen - '''magic legendary chess piece'''. She`s a friend of [[Amethyst Queen]]. When Amethyst Queen tell her about kidnapping of [[Amethyst King]], she start helping her, and also teleport of boards. She can teleport on '''YOUR''' board, and ask where is Amethyst King. Dragon Queen swore to kill [[Doodle Queen]] when she find her. And yes she can do it. [[File:Dragon Queen.png|thumb|It`s Dragon Queen]] == Most important thing == '''NEVER GET ANGRY HER! SHE`S WERY DANGEROUS, WHEN SHE ANGRY!''' aa8q7wjs5thl8ktcz93q4bzq8flqg5f 6849 6848 2023-09-30T18:36:17Z Партизан из Р`льеха 53101156 6849 wikitext text/x-wiki Dragon Queen - '''magic legendary chess piece'''. She`s a friend of [[Amethyst Queen]]. When Amethyst Queen tell her about kidnapping of [[Amethyst King]], she start helping her, and also teleport on the chessboards. She can teleport on '''YOUR''' chessboard, and ask where is Amethyst King. Dragon Queen swore to kill [[Doodle Queen]] when she find her. And yes she can do it. [[File:Dragon Queen.png|thumb|It`s Dragon Queen]] == Most important thing == '''NEVER GET ANGRY HER! SHE`S WERY DANGEROUS, WHEN SHE ANGRY!''' [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] 6knlz4edznx5ae75pt025qosva0vkwc 6850 6849 2023-09-30T18:52:08Z Партизан из Р`льеха 53101156 /* Most important thing */ 6850 wikitext text/x-wiki Dragon Queen - '''magic legendary chess piece'''. She`s a friend of [[Amethyst Queen]]. When Amethyst Queen tell her about kidnapping of [[Amethyst King]], she start helping her, and also teleport on the chessboards. She can teleport on '''YOUR''' chessboard, and ask where is Amethyst King. Dragon Queen swore to kill [[Doodle Queen]] when she find her. And yes she can do it. [[File:Dragon Queen.png|thumb|It`s Dragon Queen]] == Most important thing == '''NEVER GET ANGRY HER! SHE`S WERY DANGEROUS, WHEN SHE ANGRY!''' == History == When she start search Amethyst King, she teleport at the [[World piece|World piece`s]] board, and fight with him. Dragon Queen win, because she`s legendary chess piece. During she`s jounery, she defeat horde of [[Basilisk|Vasilisks]]. Now she continues she`s jounery. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] 4q4xsnkqjrd71s8a3hd5cj6hgqsbvtd 0 2888 5593 2023-02-06T16:31:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Panel Paint Mode]] 5593 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Panel Paint Mode]] n2wk013jb3gig4wdh274596fkqwmtnf 0 3405 6821 2023-09-28T15:02:18Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "95% of observed Chess games have ended in a Draw, which impairs the game's status both as an entertainment sport, and as a target for gambling. This [[Known flaws of Chess|boring]] [[:Category:Scenarios|scenario]] has left Chess in a kind of stalemate. == Proposed solutions == * [[Observer Effect|Stop observing Chess games]] == New developments == Since the dawn of [https://www.chess.com/news/view/breaking-official-rules-of-chess-updated New Chess], the Draw Problem i..." 6821 wikitext text/x-wiki 95% of observed Chess games have ended in a Draw, which impairs the game's status both as an entertainment sport, and as a target for gambling. This [[Known flaws of Chess|boring]] [[:Category:Scenarios|scenario]] has left Chess in a kind of stalemate. == Proposed solutions == * [[Observer Effect|Stop observing Chess games]] == New developments == Since the dawn of [https://www.chess.com/news/view/breaking-official-rules-of-chess-updated New Chess], the Draw Problem is no longer a problem. [[Category:Problems]] 79fudu2bi5f50z39tvesadqwov4mwra 6822 6821 2023-09-28T15:02:36Z Craten 26192002 6822 wikitext text/x-wiki 95% of observed Chess games have ended in a Draw, which impairs the game's status both as an entertainment sport, and as a target for gambling. This [[Known flaws of Chess|boring]] [[:Category:Scenarios|scenario]] has left Chess in a kind of 'stalemate'. == Proposed solutions == * [[Observer Effect|Stop observing Chess games]] == New developments == Since the dawn of [https://www.chess.com/news/view/breaking-official-rules-of-chess-updated New Chess], the Draw Problem is no longer a problem. [[Category:Problems]] fkmb43yvxl7gunn8sew49z5z9amsgrc 0 3458 6941 2023-12-10T21:21:42Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Created page with "[[File:Image processing20191213-20975-how37w.gif|thumb|267x267px|An example of a chess piece being "Dribbled".]]" 6941 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Image processing20191213-20975-how37w.gif|thumb|267x267px|An example of a chess piece being "Dribbled".]] ev2t8wdamkcxef1vj3zaftpxcxgpeqf 6952 6941 2023-12-15T23:16:25Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6952 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Image processing20191213-20975-how37w.gif|thumb|267x267px|An example of a chess piece being "Dribbled".]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 1fu2m2ijgr1a1i11jvmbqrw1yul7jqo 0 3567 7273 2024-12-20T13:46:49Z Ametyst36 56446424 Created page with "=== The drone strike gambit === is a gambit with includes bombing iraq. Doing this will result in a blunder and you will be eaten by the fog." 7273 wikitext text/x-wiki === The drone strike gambit === is a gambit with includes bombing iraq. Doing this will result in a blunder and you will be eaten by the fog. 1c3lpf33evtbww85kt4hpqc180aotyd 7275 7273 2024-12-20T13:47:39Z Ametyst36 56446424 /* The drone strike gambit */ 7275 wikitext text/x-wiki === The drone strike gambit === is a gambit which includes bombing iraq. Doing this will result in a blunder and you will be eaten by the fog. dt361dfoh9ezpfo6l76r0yszlmwq13y 7276 7275 2024-12-20T13:48:31Z Ametyst36 56446424 /* The drone strike gambit */ 7276 wikitext text/x-wiki === The drone strike gambit === is a gambit which includes bombing [[Greek Yogurt|iraq]]. Doing this will result in a [[blunder]] and you will be eaten by the [[Subway Surfers gameplay|fog]]. Only [[Barack Obama|barack obama]] can do it kjjfxdnp09im9vxy6stu93v8turw5qc 0 3002 5807 2023-03-13T12:01:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Stale bread.jpg|thumb|3 pieces of it ]] The absolute bottom of the barrel when it comes to [[food]]. ''"You found some dry bread"'' - The Game when you find some dry bread [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Items]]" 5807 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Stale bread.jpg|thumb|3 pieces of it ]] The absolute bottom of the barrel when it comes to [[food]]. ''"You found some dry bread"'' - The Game when you find some dry bread [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Items]] 9dc9tzrp68byxg47m5yaeofvaw5hrd1 0 2634 5099 2023-01-09T21:59:23Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:71611bc2-1cd9-484d-9a64-5fa70091c4e8.png|thumb]] The Duck is a '''<span style="color:#A0A0A0">HIDDEN</span>''' [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Pieces piece] in [[Chess]]. It is always present on [[C2]] but is often overlooked, as it is imperceptible. == Gameplay == The Duck's main and only ability is that the [[King]] can NOT occupy the same [[square]] as the Duck. This is notorious [[among]] Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]], but tends to spark con..." 5099 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:71611bc2-1cd9-484d-9a64-5fa70091c4e8.png|thumb]] The Duck is a '''<span style="color:#A0A0A0">HIDDEN</span>''' [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Pieces piece] in [[Chess]]. It is always present on [[C2]] but is often overlooked, as it is imperceptible. == Gameplay == The Duck's main and only ability is that the [[King]] can NOT occupy the same [[square]] as the Duck. This is notorious [[among]] Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]], but tends to spark confusion in newer players. Other pieces can occupy the same square as the duck The Duck is immovable It is unknown which team it belongs to == Glitches == Chess Exploiters have found a way to invoke Ducks miarauw0istuczzrvu066fip8b7kxo9 5101 5099 2023-01-09T22:04:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 forgor to add categor 5101 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:71611bc2-1cd9-484d-9a64-5fa70091c4e8.png|thumb]] The Duck is a '''<span style="color:#A0A0A0">HIDDEN</span>''' [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Category:Pieces piece] in [[Chess]]. It is always present on [[C2]] but is often overlooked, as it is imperceptible. == Gameplay == The Duck's main and only ability is that the [[King]] can NOT occupy the same [[square]] as the Duck. This is notorious [[among]] Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]], but tends to spark confusion in newer players. Other pieces can occupy the same square as the duck The Duck is immovable It is unknown which team it belongs to == Glitches == Chess Exploiters have found a way to invoke Ducks [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Squares]] mqj70ikedsn3zea4po9inp1w08yjv4u 0 3263 6434 2023-08-19T22:41:03Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Should any [[2|two]] (or [[Large numbers|more]]!) [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] occupy the same [[Square]], they are obliged [[to]] [[Duel]]. # The aggressor Piece gets first strike, and may use [[Chess Boxing|any legal boxing move]]. # The defensor Piece may respond in kind with a gift or [[surprise]]. # Some Pieces, such as the [[Jester]], may use their [[:Category:Special Abilities|Special Ability]] if their [[Super meter|Meter]] is full. # Any Piece still standing is..." 6434 wikitext text/x-wiki Should any [[2|two]] (or [[Large numbers|more]]!) [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] occupy the same [[Square]], they are obliged [[to]] [[Duel]]. # The aggressor Piece gets first strike, and may use [[Chess Boxing|any legal boxing move]]. # The defensor Piece may respond in kind with a gift or [[surprise]]. # Some Pieces, such as the [[Jester]], may use their [[:Category:Special Abilities|Special Ability]] if their [[Super meter|Meter]] is full. # Any Piece still standing is declared the Victor. Should there be [[Large numbers|more than one]] Victor, the Duel is repeated until there is fewer than more than one. At the end of a Duel, all Pieces other than the Victor are committed to [[Chess Hell]]. If any [[Condemnation|condemned]] Pieces are the same [[color]] as the Victor, sucks to be them. [[Category:Rules]] ijyflh2agxakcmcmp08gwz4a1hn35tu 0 2402 4622 2016-03-15T06:07:07Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Die]] 4622 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Die]] __STATICREDIRECT__ l9mgzc5qhppe1h24buym6z81x46pwmm 0 2851 5528 2023-02-05T07:54:54Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Déjà Chess is the uncanny feeling that you have chessed here before. * It can be felt by a [[Piece]] when visiting a square they have already occupied in that, or any prior, game. ** The type involving positions from prior games is felt most at the start of a game. * It can be felt by a [[Viewer]] when watching a [[Chess Reruns|Rerun]]. * It can be felt by a [[Player]] when they've already had this exact [[List of Possible Chess Games|game of Chess]]. ** Don't worry:..." 5528 wikitext text/x-wiki Déjà Chess is the uncanny feeling that you have chessed here before. * It can be felt by a [[Piece]] when visiting a square they have already occupied in that, or any prior, game. ** The type involving positions from prior games is felt most at the start of a game. * It can be felt by a [[Viewer]] when watching a [[Chess Reruns|Rerun]]. * It can be felt by a [[Player]] when they've already had this exact [[List of Possible Chess Games|game of Chess]]. ** Don't worry: there are only about 36 ways a game can go, which is 18 per side. * It can be felt on [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] when a reference seems familiar. ** Don't worry: it's fresh. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Psychology]] aqu1fk03pn3e0bi71c5czbz0xblbkph 0 2416 4648 2016-04-03T02:01:10Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "E is a [[File]] on the [[chessboard]], named for its shape - similar to a capital letter [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(letter) E]!" 4648 wikitext text/x-wiki E is a [[File]] on the [[chessboard]], named for its shape - similar to a capital letter [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(letter) E]! mtdtgwepzundlaur17b5eaa6so0rj25 4649 4648 2016-04-03T05:05:03Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4649 wikitext text/x-wiki E is a [[File]] on the [[chessboard]], named for its shape - similar to a capital letter [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(letter) E]! [[Category:Files]] bws80xzzw8ewzsycl907itleif8cj6l 4650 4649 2016-04-03T05:05:28Z 82.31.22.143 4650 wikitext text/x-wiki E is a [[File]] on the [[chessboard]], named for its shape - similar [[to]] a capital letter [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(letter) E]! [[Category:Files]] q3si26hlgetq7ej4xwtdh2v3gn0tzg8 7281 4650 2024-12-20T13:52:54Z Johncena1010 56446448 7281 wikitext text/x-wiki E is a [[File]] on the [[chessboard]], named for its shape - similar [[to]] a capital letter [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(letter) E]! E is not A [[Category:Files]] 4iyrscjy70sg1ef8jfviqh9mmqi4fqf 7282 7281 2024-12-20T13:53:38Z Johncena1010 56446448 7282 wikitext text/x-wiki E is a [[File]] on the [[chessboard]], named for its shape - similar [[to]] a capital letter [http://www.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(letter) E]! [[E]] is not A [[Category:Files]] 5s2kmf3railjc6znlp99cgs9r955hm2 0 2701 5229 2023-01-18T17:34:43Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''E1''' is one of the more popular [[:Category:Squares|squares]]. The [[White]] [[King]] usually spawns here" 5229 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E1''' is one of the more popular [[:Category:Squares|squares]]. The [[White]] [[King]] usually spawns here p3ecst18l2l9bucxfcy59pjrpvp5na1 5230 5229 2023-01-18T17:35:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 5230 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E1''' is one of the more popular [[:Category:Squares|squares]]. The [[White]] [[King]] usually spawns here [[Category:Squares]] 0fl2s823dfal64aedra20jj17pi17y9 6588 5230 2023-09-01T15:12:24Z Craten 26192002 6588 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E1''' is one of the more popular [[:Category:Squares|squares]]. The [[White]] [[King]] usually spawns here Watch out for ''something'' - though we can't tell you what ([[Mouse Trap (Event)|wink, wink]])! [[Category:Squares]] f0k2lb9s35fayjqat2a6n3h6114emf0 0 3269 6445 2023-08-20T02:46:09Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The former territory of E1.5 has now been merged into [[E1]]. This merge has been recognised by 62 of 64 [[:Category:Squares|Squares]]. [[E2]] argues that E1.5 should have been rounded up into E2. [[Category:Squares]]" 6445 wikitext text/x-wiki The former territory of E1.5 has now been merged into [[E1]]. This merge has been recognised by 62 of 64 [[:Category:Squares|Squares]]. [[E2]] argues that E1.5 should have been rounded up into E2. [[Category:Squares]] 3e2jo0p8fnzdqw2qf635onwme9opqt5 0 2309 4413 2016-01-22T16:56:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''E2''' is a square on the chessboard and predates even [[Chess]] itself. Specifically, it is a holdover from the earlier game of [[中國象棋]], also known as "Chinese Che..." 4413 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E2''' is a square on the chessboard and predates even [[Chess]] itself. Specifically, it is a holdover from the earlier game of [[中國象棋]], also known as "Chinese Chess". "Chinese Chess" originated in China in the 4th century BC, and takes place on a board shaped like a Szilassi polyhedron; thus, very few of its squares could be carried over to the newer game of [[Chess]]. The square includes some legacy rules, mostly involving filial piety. [[Category:Squares]] qaytwx0cugubo2cgof9khwkwutlokdm 4414 4413 2016-01-22T16:57:51Z Milo fett 34586 4414 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E2''' is a square on the chessboard and predates even [[Chess]] itself. Specifically, it is a holdover from the earlier game of [[中國象棋]], also known as "Chinese Chess". "Chinese Chess" originated in China in the 4th century BC, and takes place on a board shaped like a Szilassi polyhedron; thus, very few of its squares could be carried over to the newer game of [[Chess]]. The square includes some legacy [[rules]], mostly involving filial piety. It is otherwise unremarkable and is a common getaway spot for vacationing [[Pawn]]s. [[Category:Squares]] 1s2sriw3t4sncvtu5q40c000if7uiqb 4429 4414 2016-01-25T21:27:01Z Sterfn 27676228 Added a link to "The Great Migration." 4429 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E2''' is a square on the chessboard and predates even [[Chess]] itself. Specifically, it is a holdover from the earlier game of [[中國象棋]], also known as "Chinese Chess". "Chinese Chess" originated in China in the 4th century BC, and takes place on a board shaped like a Szilassi polyhedron; thus, very few of its squares could be [[The Great Castling|carried over]] to the newer game of [[Chess]]. The square includes some legacy [[rules]], mostly involving filial piety. It is otherwise unremarkable and is a common getaway spot for vacationing [[Pawn]]s. [[Category:Squares]] as86gadzpyg4v7i2z2y8wna65k5dy76 0 2731 5293 2023-01-24T21:57:49Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "E3 hosts an annual exposition for all the latest innovations in [[Chess]]. The festival is also known as E3, which stands for ''Chess Exposition''. [[Category:Squares]]" 5293 wikitext text/x-wiki E3 hosts an annual exposition for all the latest innovations in [[Chess]]. The festival is also known as E3, which stands for ''Chess Exposition''. [[Category:Squares]] mwe0ne0h68rccywx5ifkyowplsy6d4o 0 2792 5427 2023-02-02T09:51:59Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! sare p Drop a spare penny in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]]" 5427 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! sare p Drop a spare penny in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]] rtjuqsnckff6bw9fmk9t7slwm4birhm 5428 5427 2023-02-02T09:52:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 5428 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! Drop a spare penny in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]] spgyo9cdt3un2ppb6xw3gpq6ayoxv7h 5429 5428 2023-02-02T09:52:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 5429 wikitext text/x-wiki '''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]] lbwotdj968rbnnm31g7347obxidw6yx 5764 5429 2023-02-24T23:22:29Z 210.50.164.141 5764 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Pawn to E4]] also called E4.'' '''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]] 72j0ltkhc4ruy434ntdg3k88hmjtta5 5765 5764 2023-02-25T02:20:40Z 79.66.79.107 5765 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Pawn to E4]] also called E4. Not to be confused with [[Elite Four]].'' '''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]] n93i321swlz1knj4h0ydmzrwqqmdpz4 6641 5765 2023-09-07T00:47:56Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6641 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Pawn to E4]] also called E4. Not to be confused with [[Elite Four]].'' '''E4''' has a [[Wishing Well|wishing well]] on it. Drop a spare [[quarter]] in it and your wish shall come true! [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] av1chg3pxyueg9drkam97llnpvn5jkg 0 2834 5496 2023-02-04T14:08:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Pawn to E4]] 5496 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Pawn to E4]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] 31s8i006152rfi8td1c8to2abmty3bu 0 2279 4360 2015-03-17T23:59:30Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''e5 '''is a notorious [[Square]] famed for actually being a miniature [[Chessboard]] in and of itself. The first time any [[piece ]]'lands' here, temporarily remove the pi..." 4360 wikitext text/x-wiki '''e5 '''is a notorious [[Square]] famed for actually being a miniature [[Chessboard]] in and of itself. The first time any [[piece ]]'lands' here, temporarily remove the piece from the [[board]] in order [[to]] not disturb the miniature pieces set up on this square. Then, both players must complete a game of [[Chess]] within e5. The outcome of this smaller game does not affect the larger game, but is necessary in order to clear the Square. All Squares and Pieces within e5 are marked with a *, for example e5*. Naturally, e5*, the e5 of the e5 board, is itself a Chessboard and the same rule applies therein. Squares and Pieces within e5* are of course marked with two *s; Squares and Pieces within e5** are marked with three *s, ''and cetera''. [[Category:Squares]] 9x1gmlyrjq74st1jc22lxuvulztnwal 4361 4360 2015-03-18T00:00:55Z 82.24.92.97 4361 wikitext text/x-wiki '''e5 '''is a notorious [[Square]] famed for actually being a miniature [[Chessboard]] in and of itself. The first time any [[piece ]]'lands' here, temporarily remove the piece from the [[board]] in order [[to]] not disturb the miniature pieces set up on this square. Then, both players must complete a game of [[Chess]] within e5. The outcome of this smaller game does not affect the larger game, but is necessary in order to clear the Square. All Squares and Pieces within e5 are marked with a *, for example e5*. Naturally, <u>e5*</u>, the ''e5'' of the '''e5''' board, is itself a Chessboard and the same rule applies therein. Squares and Pieces within e5* are of course marked with two *s; Squares and Pieces within e5** are marked with three *s, ''and cetera''. [[Category:Squares]] fci2kvfpptcalaznr4dimbkm29pfxty 4362 4361 2015-03-18T00:02:03Z 82.24.92.97 4362 wikitext text/x-wiki '''e5 '''is a notorious [[Square]] on the [[Chessboard]] famed for actually being a miniature [[Chessboard]] in and of itself. The first time any [[piece ]]'lands' here, temporarily remove the piece from the [[board]] in order [[to]] not disturb the miniature pieces set up on this square. Then, both players must complete a game of [[Chess]] within e5. The outcome of this smaller game does not affect the larger game, but is necessary in order to clear the Square. All Squares and Pieces within e5 are marked with a *, for example e5*. Naturally, <u>e5*</u>, the ''e5'' of the '''e5''' board, is itself a Chessboard and the same rule applies therein. Squares and Pieces within e5* are of course marked with two *s; Squares and Pieces within e5** are marked with three *s, ''and cetera''. [[Category:Squares]] p0oc611dskxlrqb0wdj29f7bj19zxwa 4363 4362 2015-03-18T00:22:27Z 82.24.92.97 4363 wikitext text/x-wiki '''e5 '''is a notorious [[Square]] on the [[Chessboard]] famed for actually being a miniature [[Chessboard]] in and of itself. The first time any [[piece ]]'lands' here, temporarily remove the piece from the [[board]] in order [[to]] not disturb the miniature pieces set up on this square. Then, both players must complete a game of [[Chess]] within e5. The outcome of this smaller game does not affect the larger game, but is necessary in order to clear the Square. All Squares and Pieces within e5 are marked with a *, for example e5*. Until the smaller game is completed, '''e5 '''is considered not to have a colour. Afterwards, it is [[black]]. Naturally, <u>e5*</u>, the ''e5'' of the '''e5''' board, is itself a Chessboard and the same rule applies therein. Squares and Pieces within e5* are of course marked with two *s; Squares and Pieces within e5** are marked with three *s, ''and cetera''. [[Category:Squares]] l59cld81rbly3od2t9u0lr8ffdsf57b 0 3338 6583 2023-09-01T15:02:07Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Mouse Trap (Event)]] 6583 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Mouse Trap (Event)]] [[Category:Squares]] 4bifezkcz1hiyxclms5e79odzc1gj7w 0 2843 5511 2023-02-04T22:00:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "It is a very exciting square. [[Category:Squares]]" 5511 wikitext text/x-wiki It is a very exciting square. [[Category:Squares]] 10b2sq5al5dxvxewyv7p1xowt6stecc 0 2503 4840 2016-11-15T22:02:55Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Earth''' is a fictional location within the [[lore]] of the [[Chess]] [[Chess series|series]]. It is home to approximately 7 billion inhabitants and is the homeworld of [[C..." 4840 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earth''' is a fictional location within the [[lore]] of the [[Chess]] [[Chess series|series]]. It is home to approximately 7 billion inhabitants and is the homeworld of [[Chess]]. Its demonym is "'''Terran'''". == See also == *[[World piece]] [[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Locations]] qd72vlok8htp113k5cmilza9u396qfq 4841 4840 2016-11-15T22:03:14Z Milo fett 34586 4841 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earth''' is a fictional location within the lore of the [[Chess]] [[Chess series|series]]. It is home to approximately 7 billion inhabitants and is the homeworld of [[Chess]]. Its demonym is "'''Terran'''". == See also == *[[World piece]] [[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] puyoth8b881h6bam4h200jye0v0lgn6 4843 4841 2016-11-15T22:04:43Z Milo fett 34586 4843 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earth''' is a fictional location within the lore of the [[Chess]] [[Chess series|series]]. It is home to approximately 7 billion inhabitants and is the homeworld of [[Chess]]. Its demonym is "'''Terran'''". == See also == *[[World piece]] [[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Realms]] fh0fv8fxxfrv0iz3cflzvz26p3ar4ey 5069 4843 2023-01-07T17:05:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 The amount of inhabitants on Earth increased from approx. 7 billion to 8 billion 5069 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earth''' is a fictional location within the lore of the [[Chess]] [[Chess series|series]]. It is home to approximately 8 billion inhabitants and is the homeworld of [[Chess]]. Its demonym is "'''Terran'''". == See also == *[[World piece]] [[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Realms]] saj8tu9bpcm1hkmitwo1cvgiuuqsno4 6277 5069 2023-08-02T17:56:29Z Milo fett 34586 6277 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Earth''' is a fictional location within the lore of the [[Chess]] [[Chess series|series]]. It is home to approximately 8 billion inhabitants and is the homeworld of [[Chess]]. Its [[demon]]ym is "'''Terran'''". == See also == *[[World piece]] [[Category:Planets]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Elements]] ix8o7wwcrts1ink59ycifxsdgga1szf 0 2939 5703 2023-02-10T19:14:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "If at least one of the [[Player|players]] has the ability [[to]] control the [[Earth]] element, they can choose [[to]] invoke an '''Earthquake'''<ref>Earthquake; briefly referenced in [[Board moves|Board Moves]]</ref>. An Eathquake will cause the [[board]] [[to]] [[Romanian Rumble|rumble]], and any [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] without shelter will have [[a]] high risk of getting [[Death|eliminated]], shall they fall over. It is recommended that an earthquake caster has th..." 5703 wikitext text/x-wiki If at least one of the [[Player|players]] has the ability [[to]] control the [[Earth]] element, they can choose [[to]] invoke an '''Earthquake'''<ref>Earthquake; briefly referenced in [[Board moves|Board Moves]]</ref>. An Eathquake will cause the [[board]] [[to]] [[Romanian Rumble|rumble]], and any [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] without shelter will have [[a]] high risk of getting [[Death|eliminated]], shall they fall over. It is recommended that an earthquake caster has their pieces all secured [[to]] not risk any [[The Missed Carriage|losses]]. == Trivia == * A piece about to fall over may counter this by [[rolling]]. == References == <references /> [[Category:Natural disasters]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Events]] rgksb2p04q3ozgzsob8nw6wrnpxbf28 0 2689 5192 2023-01-17T21:23:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Chess]] has a bunch of hidden features (so called '''Easter Eggs'''). Some examples are: * You can start the game by moving a [[Bishop]] 4 squares forward (this is called [[Bishop's Easter Special]]) * Square [[00]] * Several [[Microbe|microbes]] can be found across the [[board]] * Hitting space+C+H brings up some [[Cheat codes|cheats]]" 5192 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] has a bunch of hidden features (so called '''Easter Eggs'''). Some examples are: * You can start the game by moving a [[Bishop]] 4 squares forward (this is called [[Bishop's Easter Special]]) * Square [[00]] * Several [[Microbe|microbes]] can be found across the [[board]] * Hitting space+C+H brings up some [[Cheat codes|cheats]] ajob8hmoygkztvlw6cdxxgivdd14t38 5218 5192 2023-01-18T11:28:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added multiple references 5218 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] has a bunch of hidden features (so called '''Easter Eggs'''). Some examples are: * [[Player|You]] can start the [[game]] by [[Move|moving]] a [[Bishop]] 4 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward (this is called [[Bishop's Easter Special]]) * [[:Category:Squares|Square]] [[00]] * Several [[Microbe|microbes]] [[can]] be found across the [[board]] * Hitting space+[[C]]+[[H]] brings up some [[Cheat codes|cheats]] 2bdarnwldxcf3sbt5pm1pkgpnjwadsg 6215 5218 2023-07-26T19:50:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6215 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] has a bunch of hidden features (so called '''Easter Eggs'''). Some examples are: * [[Player|You]] can start the [[game]] by [[Move|moving]] a [[Bishop]] 4 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward (this is called [[Bishop's Easter Special]]) * [[:Category:Squares|Square]] [[00]] * Several [[Microbe|microbes]] [[can]] be found across the [[board]] * Hitting space+[[C]]+[[H]] brings up some [[Cheat codes|cheats]] [[Category:Secrets]] rvs9bcivt6wmlji1duwqhp9digi9khb 6379 6215 2023-08-14T17:07:30Z Milo fett 34586 6379 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] has a bunch of hidden features (so called '''Easter Eggs'''). Some examples are: * [[Player|You]] can start the [[game]] by [[Move|moving]] a [[Bishop]] 4 [[:Category:Squares|squares]] forward (this is called [[Bishop's Easter Special]]) * [[:Category:Squares|Square]] [[00]] * Several [[Microbe|microbes]] [[can]] [[b]]e found across the [[board]] * Hitting [[space]]+[[C]]+[[H]] brings up some [[Cheat codes|cheats]] [[Category:Easter eggs]] [[Category:Secrets]] q5cly7wmcgoxq5509x11pkeigown0dg 0 3152 6147 2023-07-26T02:13:02Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''Eater Bishop''' is a bishop. [[File:Eater bishop.png|thumb|Eater bishop]] The '''Eater Bishop''' is a piece that can eat anybody. It is gray. The only way to stop it from eating is to capture it. Capturing is different to eating. When a pice moves into the '''Eater Bishop'''’s square, the '''Eater Bishop''' is gone. But when the '''Eater Bishop''' moves into a piece’s square, the piece is unfortunately eaten and taken out of the game. Eaten pieces are never re..." 6147 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Eater Bishop''' is a bishop. [[File:Eater bishop.png|thumb|Eater bishop]] The '''Eater Bishop''' is a piece that can eat anybody. It is gray. The only way to stop it from eating is to capture it. Capturing is different to eating. When a pice moves into the '''Eater Bishop'''’s square, the '''Eater Bishop''' is gone. But when the '''Eater Bishop''' moves into a piece’s square, the piece is unfortunately eaten and taken out of the game. Eaten pieces are never returned unless you capture the '''Eater Bishop'''. The '''Eater Bishop''' is friendly to '''bishops'''. 6ml3bvkj1xrxyqlo29akbximx5a9m9b 6148 6147 2023-07-26T02:14:35Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6148 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Eater Bishop''' is a bishop. [[File:Eater bishop.png|thumb|Eater bishop]] The '''Eater Bishop''' is a piece that can eat anybody. It is gray. The only way to stop it from eating is to capture it. Capturing is different to eating. When a pice moves into the '''Eater Bishop'''’s square, the '''Eater Bishop''' is gone. But when the '''Eater Bishop''' moves into a piece’s square, the piece is unfortunately eaten and taken out of the game. Eaten pieces are never returned unless you capture the '''Eater Bishop'''. The '''Eater Bishop''' is friendly to '''bishops'''. [[Category:Pieces]] o6cpfv0t0kpbh06y9gs3g65ox6d7x85 6149 6148 2023-07-26T02:14:45Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6149 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Eater Bishop''' is a bishop. [[File:Eater bishop.png|thumb|Eater bishop]] The '''Eater Bishop''' is a piece that can eat anybody. It is gray. The only way to stop it from eating is to capture it. Capturing is different to eating. When a pice moves into the '''Eater Bishop'''’s square, the '''Eater Bishop''' is gone. But when the '''Eater Bishop''' moves into a piece’s square, the piece is unfortunately eaten and taken out of the game. Eaten pieces are never returned unless you capture the '''Eater Bishop'''. The '''Eater Bishop''' is friendly to '''bishops'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Bishops]] 0891omnho8ueq44ou6infbkosethstp 0 3420 6853 2023-10-02T13:52:21Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "''"I'm on the edge of glory, and I'm [[castling]] a [[rook]] on [[E2]]"'' - [[Lady Gaga]] Not to be confused with [[Board's Edge]] Risky [[Player|players]] prefer to place their pieces on the edge of a [[Square]]. Not to overlap with [[Tweening]]. Edging connects [[to]] the [[Tween]] grid and its restorative powers, and can also result in [[Passersby|passing by]], where two Pieces can briefly occupy the same [[Square]] because [[there's room enough for all of us]]. ..." 6853 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"I'm on the edge of glory, and I'm [[castling]] a [[rook]] on [[E2]]"'' - [[Lady Gaga]] Not to be confused with [[Board's Edge]] Risky [[Player|players]] prefer to place their pieces on the edge of a [[Square]]. Not to overlap with [[Tweening]]. Edging connects [[to]] the [[Tween]] grid and its restorative powers, and can also result in [[Passersby|passing by]], where two Pieces can briefly occupy the same [[Square]] because [[there's room enough for all of us]]. [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Strategy]] aetojyia0t1ezok13w0ice8wn7m0mxn 0 3560 7261 2024-11-30T04:48:52Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "During a game of [[Chess]], If you dislike a [[Rules of Chess|rule]] or [[Situationist|situation]], you can come to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] to Edit it in your favour! However, you must ensure your opponent doesn't notice you editing. [[Not]] [[because]] it is [[Cheating|illegal]] - oh no! Because they would have the right [[to]] Edit it [[right]] [[back]]! [[Category:Meta]]" 7261 wikitext text/x-wiki During a game of [[Chess]], If you dislike a [[Rules of Chess|rule]] or [[Situationist|situation]], you can come to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] to Edit it in your favour! However, you must ensure your opponent doesn't notice you editing. [[Not]] [[because]] it is [[Cheating|illegal]] - oh no! Because they would have the right [[to]] Edit it [[right]] [[back]]! [[Category:Meta]] afpjhw1dd131saeck38yjjcep6uqf6f 0 3342 6596 2023-09-02T02:09:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Elephants Never Forget''' is an upcoming immersive [[horror]] game based on the early [[Chess]] character [[Elephant]]. == Plot == Elephant helped construct the world of Chess. Once respected and admired, Elephant now finds themself neglected by [[Chess]], used not as a [[Piece]] but as material for Pieces, each time their tusks grow back, one [[White]] and one [[Black]]. '''Elephants Never Forget''' follows Elephant's return to Chess. [[Time]] has changed Elephant,..." 6596 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elephants Never Forget''' is an upcoming immersive [[horror]] game based on the early [[Chess]] character [[Elephant]]. == Plot == Elephant helped construct the world of Chess. Once respected and admired, Elephant now finds themself neglected by [[Chess]], used not as a [[Piece]] but as material for Pieces, each time their tusks grow back, one [[White]] and one [[Black]]. '''Elephants Never Forget''' follows Elephant's return to Chess. [[Time]] has changed Elephant, who now dons an eyepatch [[:Category:Aesthetics|purely for fashion]], and has leathery grey skin. Elephant quietly sits among a [[Chess]] [[Army]], ready to undertake [[Elephant#Movement|what they were born to do]]. Elephant sings [[:Category:Songs|songs]] and asks the audience to [[Like]] and [[Subscribe]]. Elephant is fun to be with, and should have loads more movies. Elephant shall be in every home. == Function == '''Elephants Never Forget''' can be considered both a [[:Category:Spins-Off|spin-off]], an [[:Category:Adaptations|adaptation]], a [[Game theory|game]] and an [[:Category:Events|event]]. [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Spins-off]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Adaptations]] gk9ddnnt7mis4fzdcqar6e0gblk8qki 6597 6596 2023-09-02T02:10:11Z Craten 26192002 6597 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elephants Never Forget''' is an upcoming immersive [[horror]] game based on the early [[Chess]] character [[Elephant]]. == Plot == '''Elephant''' helped construct the world of Chess. Once respected and admired, Elephant now finds themself neglected by [[Chess]], used not as a [[Piece]] but as material for Pieces, each time their tusks grow back, one [[White]] and one [[Black]]. '''Elephants Never Forget''' follows Elephant's return [[to]] Chess. [[Time]] has changed Elephant, who now dons an eyepatch [[:Category:Aesthetics|purely for fashion]], and has leathery grey skin. Elephant quietly sits among a [[Chess]] [[Army]], ready to undertake [[Elephant#Movement|what they were born to do]]. Elephant sings [[:Category:Songs|songs]] and asks the audience to [[Like]] and [[Subscribe]]. Elephant is fun to be with, and should have loads more movies. Elephant shall be in every home. == Function == '''Elephants Never Forget''' can be considered both a [[:Category:Spins-Off|spin-off]], an [[:Category:Adaptations|adaptation]], a [[Game theory|game]] and an [[:Category:Events|event]]. [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Spins-off]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Adaptations]] lbwkxsfy2fodvikapkc1nd3n3u72wpp 6603 6597 2023-09-02T14:17:57Z Craten 26192002 6603 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Elephants Never Forget''' is an upcoming immersive [[horror]] game based on the early [[Chess]] character [[Elephant]]. == Plot == '''Elephant''' helped construct the world of Chess. Once respected and admired, Elephant now finds themself neglected by [[Chess]], used not as a [[Piece]] but as material for Pieces, each time their tusks grow back, one [[White]] and one [[Black]]. '''Elephants Never Forget''' follows Elephant's return [[to]] Chess. [[Time]] has changed Elephant, who now dons an eyepatch [[:Category:Aesthetics|purely for fashion]], and has leathery grey skin. Elephant quietly sits among a [[Chess]] [[Army]], ready to undertake [[Elephant#Movement|what they were born to do]]. Elephant sings [[:Category:Songs|songs]] and asks the audience to [[Like]] and [[Subscribe]]. Elephant is fun to be with, and should have loads more movies. Elephant shall be in every home. == Function == '''Elephants Never Forget''' can be considered both a [[:Category:Spins-Off|spin-off]], an [[:Category:Adaptations|adaptation]], a [[Game theory|game]] and an [[:Category:Events|event]]. Despite the name, it cannot be considered a [[:Category:Facts|Fact]]. [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Spins-off]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Adaptations]] 2qtef2o7tgotv507ql76mdpfnheczho 0 2808 5465 2023-02-03T02:38:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "In [[Chess]], the '''Elo rating''', or '''Elo''' for short, is used to rate how cool a [[player]] is at [[Chess]]. Some things that increase a player's Elo rating are: * [[Tech level]]. +1000 Elo per tech level * capturing [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * unlocking more [[Chess World|land]] * playing [[Blind Chess|blindfolded]] (this boosts Elo 2x) * Defeating Chess (+10000 elo) On the other hand we also have actions that decrease a player's Elo: * Dying in Chess (-100..." 5465 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], the '''Elo rating''', or '''Elo''' for short, is used to rate how cool a [[player]] is at [[Chess]]. Some things that increase a player's Elo rating are: * [[Tech level]]. +1000 Elo per tech level * capturing [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * unlocking more [[Chess World|land]] * playing [[Blind Chess|blindfolded]] (this boosts Elo 2x) * Defeating Chess (+10000 elo) On the other hand we also have actions that decrease a player's Elo: * Dying in Chess (-100 elo) * Dying in real life (-200 elo) Each piece also has it's very own Elo rating. == Trivia == * The term was coined by [[John Elo]] [[Category:Terminology]] 227je7lbnxjst2lkm6ubw3bl3w2iic2 5466 5465 2023-02-03T02:41:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 5466 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], the '''Elo rating''', or '''Elo''' for short, is used to rate how cool a [[player]] is at [[Chess]]. Some things that increase a player's Elo rating are: * [[Tech level]]. +1000 Elo per tech level * capturing [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * unlocking more [[Chess World|land]] * playing [[Blind Chess|blindfolded]] (this boosts Elo 2x) * Defeating Chess (+10000 elo) On the other hand we also have actions that decrease a player's Elo: * Dying in Chess (-100 elo) * Dying in real life (-200 elo) Each piece also has it's very own Elo rating. == Trivia == * The term was coined by [[John Elo]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Stats]] qi49uw9t1wp6d5521uiy0tx2q951gw0 5470 5466 2023-02-03T12:36:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 added links 5470 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], the '''Elo rating''', or '''Elo''' for short, is used to rate how cool a [[player]] is at [[Chess]]. Some things that increase a player's Elo rating are: * [[Tech level]]. +1000 Elo per tech level * capturing [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] * unlocking more [[Chess World|land]] * playing [[Blind Chess|blindfolded]] (this boosts Elo 2x) * Defeating Chess (+10000 elo) On the other hand we also have actions that decrease a player's Elo: * [[Death|Dying in Chess]] (-100 elo) * [[Death (real life)|Dying in real life]] (-200 elo) Each piece also has it's very own Elo rating. == Trivia == * The term was coined by [[John Elo]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Stats]] 7rwuapj6l22ard36stxbz08ih3ieoxl 0 3164 6174 2023-07-26T03:37:33Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''emerald pawn''' is a pawn made out of '''emerald'''. There are multiple '''emerald pawns'''. [[File:Emerald Pawn.png|thumb|Emerald pawn]]" 6174 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''emerald pawn''' is a pawn made out of '''emerald'''. There are multiple '''emerald pawns'''. [[File:Emerald Pawn.png|thumb|Emerald pawn]] mpff6ybydy78640446gfrbfbxk0z3g5 6175 6174 2023-07-26T03:37:39Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6175 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''emerald pawn''' is a pawn made out of '''emerald'''. There are multiple '''emerald pawns'''. [[File:Emerald Pawn.png|thumb|Emerald pawn]] [[Category:Pieces]] 9f9erfqxacpn7b430hghxmxlxh6b9c1 0 3149 6142 2023-07-26T02:05:18Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Emoji Pawn''' gets to move anywhere in a chessboard, even between 2 squares. It is the most dangerous piece but it is very friendly to pawns." 6142 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Emoji Pawn''' gets to move anywhere in a chessboard, even between 2 squares. It is the most dangerous piece but it is very friendly to pawns. ixebnrwhzt5ovnkojthf2qam8r30bv7 6143 6142 2023-07-26T02:05:26Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6143 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Emoji Pawn''' gets to move anywhere in a chessboard, even between 2 squares. It is the most dangerous piece but it is very friendly to pawns. [[Category:Pieces]] rsgkwaqwnu41lqw19xs2dvsphqwe2ib 6190 6143 2023-07-26T06:54:11Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6190 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Emoji Pawn''' gets to move anywhere in a chessboard, even between 2 squares. It is the most dangerous piece but it is very friendly to pawns. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] bv66vumuint9fhv2rhh4yi6k369d68a 0 3401 6815 2023-09-28T14:15:18Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If the (Chess)Board becomes Empty (has 0 Pieces present on any of its surfaces), an '''Empty Board Stalemate''' is declared, as neither Player can make any Piece Moves and neither Player has a present King. Before declaring an Empty Board Stalemate, look out for: * Invisible Pieces * [[Germs|Very tiny Pieces]] * Anything else [[Category:Scenarios]]" 6815 wikitext text/x-wiki If the (Chess)Board becomes Empty (has 0 Pieces present on any of its surfaces), an '''Empty Board Stalemate''' is declared, as neither Player can make any Piece Moves and neither Player has a present King. Before declaring an Empty Board Stalemate, look out for: * Invisible Pieces * [[Germs|Very tiny Pieces]] * Anything else [[Category:Scenarios]] 68xraxx6g7cay9eeprrlp4f4e0u3zw3 6838 6815 2023-09-28T17:26:54Z Craten 26192002 6838 wikitext text/x-wiki If the (Chess)Board becomes Empty (has 0 Pieces present on any of its surfaces), an '''Empty Board Stalemate''' is declared, as neither Player can make any Piece Moves and neither Player has a present King. Before declaring an Empty Board Stalemate, look out for: * [[Transparency|Invisible Pieces]] * [[Germs|Very tiny Pieces]] * Anything else [[Category:Scenarios]] jifasdur9zx1hb57simnz6yz62k83b5 0 3479 6995 2024-02-06T13:28:41Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "En Horsant is a [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] available to a [[Horsey]] with a fully charged [[Super meter]], though it doesn't use up any of that meter. Upon landing from a [[Horsey#Movement|Horsey jump]], any Piece that was in the geometric path the Horsey took is [[Death|slain]]. It is wise for a [[Opponent|player to]] [[be careful]] in declaring their Horsey's path: Though UP UP RIGHT and RIGHT UP UP may look the same, they do different damage! Players should co..." 6995 wikitext text/x-wiki En Horsant is a [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] available to a [[Horsey]] with a fully charged [[Super meter]], though it doesn't use up any of that meter. Upon landing from a [[Horsey#Movement|Horsey jump]], any Piece that was in the geometric path the Horsey took is [[Death|slain]]. It is wise for a [[Opponent|player to]] [[be careful]] in declaring their Horsey's path: Though UP UP RIGHT and RIGHT UP UP may look the same, they do different damage! Players should consider not only the damage they can cause [[to]] any opponent's pieces, but that to their own pieces. A wild Horsey can really [[Horsey's Tour|fuck shit up]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 6e0cqbx0hnyfn3jshx487fdng1kyov1 0 2232 4271 2015-03-13T21:26:45Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''En Passant '''(French for ''passionately'') is the term for when two [[piece]]s kiss. [[Category:Manoeuvers]] [[Category:Shipping]]" 4271 wikitext text/x-wiki '''En Passant '''(French for ''passionately'') is the term for when two [[piece]]s kiss. [[Category:Manoeuvers]] [[Category:Shipping]] 0qlktjzmms1e7i030a9t2qkj5dq2lmi 4272 4271 2015-03-13T21:28:37Z 82.24.92.97 4272 wikitext text/x-wiki '''En Passant '''(French for ''passionately'') is the term for when two [[piece]]s kiss. [[Category:Shipping]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 9hfff8ochmm26574iek3ueuh7k8k7uc 7025 4272 2024-03-06T13:41:34Z 172.10.83.206 Clarified en passant and related terms 7025 wikitext text/x-wiki '''En Passant '''(French for ''passionately'') is the term for when two [[piece]]s kiss. It is a forced move, and any piece that may engage in en passant must do so. In the rare cases where two pieces are able to perform the move simultaneously, both pieces must do so. This is called a '''ménage à trois'''. [[Category:Shipping]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] ae90nli5vj3yi0hnoig09hovevxx2yd 0 3313 6524 2023-08-29T00:07:39Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "'''En Passant Pawn''' is a [[Pawn]] who [[Travel|travels]] exclusively by [[En Passant]]. Though its attributes and abilities are identical [[to]] those of any other [[:Category:Pawns|Pawn]], it has made its decision and we stan. [[Category:Pawns]]" 6524 wikitext text/x-wiki '''En Passant Pawn''' is a [[Pawn]] who [[Travel|travels]] exclusively by [[En Passant]]. Though its attributes and abilities are identical [[to]] those of any other [[:Category:Pawns|Pawn]], it has made its decision and we stan. [[Category:Pawns]] puu0t3q3krez8x9d8gou4ensa61nj8t 0 3202 6257 2023-08-02T17:20:32Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Endgame''' is a [[phase]] of [[Chess]] that, as its name suggests, tends to come at the '''end''' of the '''game'''. Since Endgame starts after many [[round]]s of play have already taken place, it's characterized by having every single [[piece]] show up at once in one big epic battle. As of August 2023, it has grossed $2.8 billion [[United States Dollar|USD]] at the [[box office]]. [[Category:Phases]]" 6257 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Endgame''' is a [[phase]] of [[Chess]] that, as its name suggests, tends to come at the '''end''' of the '''game'''. Since Endgame starts after many [[round]]s of play have already taken place, it's characterized by having every single [[piece]] show up at once in one big epic battle. As of August 2023, it has grossed $2.8 billion [[United States Dollar|USD]] at the [[box office]]. [[Category:Phases]] fl2bdypfhpj7qh3czha24etuo8d54m3 0 2849 5526 2023-02-05T07:44:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[English]] was the official language of [[Chess]] from its (Chess') founding in ancient [[Mesopotamia]], through its (English's) founding in the [[Victorian Chess|19th Century]] right up until the dissolution of the language. [[Category:Linguistics]]" 5526 wikitext text/x-wiki [[English]] was the official language of [[Chess]] from its (Chess') founding in ancient [[Mesopotamia]], through its (English's) founding in the [[Victorian Chess|19th Century]] right up until the dissolution of the language. [[Category:Linguistics]] o9ntmr3kolh45u8fk3zk9y5oq3qxu61 0 2623 5085 2023-01-09T18:38:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The English opening is an opening in [[Chess]]. It is played if the player is British" 5085 wikitext text/x-wiki The English opening is an opening in [[Chess]]. It is played if the player is British hrrh976j30h42neh6o6408wp70mj84l 5115 5085 2023-01-10T13:05:37Z Chalcogens 52316134 5115 wikitext text/x-wiki The English opening is an opening in [[Chess]]. It is played by british people 2g69pl9qb5lkwcvyu17wlizjotg4xkp 6216 5115 2023-07-26T19:50:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6216 wikitext text/x-wiki The English opening is an opening in [[Chess]]. It is played by british people [[Category:Openings]] llm1kflm4s3yrxswcsk97hc3u6fgcwc 0 3074 5950 2023-05-26T23:00:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Entropy''' is the property of disorder. In [[Chess]], entropy usually starts at 1.0, and increases with each [[turn]] as it deviates from the initial setup. Adding new [[Piece|pieces]] [[to]] the [[board]] increases entropy significantly. The entropy begins [[to]] decrease again after the pieces start [[Death|dying]] out, stopping at 0.0 once every single piece is removed from the board. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Board 0 entropy.png|the board at 1.0 entropy File:..." 5950 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Entropy''' is the property of disorder. In [[Chess]], entropy usually starts at 1.0, and increases with each [[turn]] as it deviates from the initial setup. Adding new [[Piece|pieces]] [[to]] the [[board]] increases entropy significantly. The entropy begins [[to]] decrease again after the pieces start [[Death|dying]] out, stopping at 0.0 once every single piece is removed from the board. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Board 0 entropy.png|the board at 1.0 entropy File:Board high entropy.png|board with high entropy (2.11) File:Board empty.png|board with no entropy (0.0) File:Board high level gameplay.png|board with very high entropy (about 5.5) </gallery> == Effects == It has no effect [[Category:Stats]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Physics]] dan66zca3l6kcfd2bow9v78giqzv7ih 0 3305 6508 2023-08-24T21:31:08Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Et Chetera'' [[Latin]] [[4|for]] [[Quotation Mark|"]][[Boolean Operators|and]] [[Chess]][[Quotation Mark|"]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 6508 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Et Chetera'' [[Latin]] [[4|for]] [[Quotation Mark|"]][[Boolean Operators|and]] [[Chess]][[Quotation Mark|"]] [[Category:Terminology]] m4qzldcsfztngbfzgla8zx4cidb07v2 6510 6508 2023-08-24T21:33:06Z Craten 26192002 6510 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<span lang="la" dir="ltr">Et Chetera</span>'' [[Latin]] [[4|for]] [[Quotation Mark|"]][[Boolean Operators|and]] [[Chess]][[Quotation Mark|"]] [[Category:Terminology]] 8z7st4i2v5mc3eyl15issdhl1d2ss72 7069 6510 2024-06-22T00:01:40Z 2.97.111.236 7069 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<span lang="la" dir="ltr">Et Chetera</span>'' [[Latin]] [[4|for]] [[Quotation Mark|"]][[Boolean Operators|and]] [[Chess]][[Quotation Mark|"]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:And so on]] 6f2d8ur90n81uvrlyn4q84a7gze3v4j 0 3550 7230 2024-09-19T03:21:21Z Skabork19 53521254 Created page with "{{Infobox_piece|title1=evil piece|image1=evil piece.jpg|caption-image1="im evil" -evil piece|title=evil piece|age=legal|status=gamer|height=pawn piece size}} evil piece is very evil he can move horizontally, diagonally, and vertically in any direction. his only setback is that he must reach the end of the board whenever doing so, but he takes any piece in his path. when evil piece is taken, he is replaced with a regular pawn, and the gameplay continues on like usual...." 7230 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox_piece|title1=evil piece|image1=evil piece.jpg|caption-image1="im evil" -evil piece|title=evil piece|age=legal|status=gamer|height=pawn piece size}} evil piece is very evil he can move horizontally, diagonally, and vertically in any direction. his only setback is that he must reach the end of the board whenever doing so, but he takes any piece in his path. when evil piece is taken, he is replaced with a regular pawn, and the gameplay continues on like usual. he is evil evi l === lore === i dont fuckin know man === strategy === ==== 1.1 (defensive) ==== a common strategy with evil piece is to make him have block attacks from the opposing side as well as take a few pieces here and there to prevent the king from going into check. having evil piece go from side to side at (your) lower half is kind of boring but it also prevents other pieces from entering your "domain". but this isnt recommended as pieces can easily slip by when its the opponents turn ==== 1.2 (offensive) ==== evil piece is more of an offensive piece. a common strategy is a "board sweep" (moving up and down the board) however, this also isnt recommended because during the opponents turn, they could easily take evil piece. there is no real consistent strategy, so hes more of a backup piece, rather than a main one. === likes/dislikes === ==== likes: ==== evil thing freakbob octagons ifunny sigma phonk edits illegal things evil ==== dislikes: ==== good and nice thing women ovals legal things you inspirational quotes himself the color blue oranges loecuf9yv2k3d94mj1w74moov6n5hra 7231 7230 2024-09-19T03:24:03Z Skabork19 53521254 Adding categories 7231 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox_piece|title1=evil piece|image1=evil piece.jpg|caption-image1="im evil" -evil piece|title=evil piece|age=legal|status=gamer|height=pawn piece size}} evil piece is very evil he can move horizontally, diagonally, and vertically in any direction. his only setback is that he must reach the end of the board whenever doing so, but he takes any piece in his path. when evil piece is taken, he is replaced with a regular pawn, and the gameplay continues on like usual. he is evil evi l === lore === i dont fuckin know man === strategy === ==== 1.1 (defensive) ==== a common strategy with evil piece is to make him have block attacks from the opposing side as well as take a few pieces here and there to prevent the king from going into check. having evil piece go from side to side at (your) lower half is kind of boring but it also prevents other pieces from entering your "domain". but this isnt recommended as pieces can easily slip by when its the opponents turn ==== 1.2 (offensive) ==== evil piece is more of an offensive piece. a common strategy is a "board sweep" (moving up and down the board) however, this also isnt recommended because during the opponents turn, they could easily take evil piece. there is no real consistent strategy, so hes more of a backup piece, rather than a main one. === likes/dislikes === ==== likes: ==== evil thing freakbob octagons ifunny sigma phonk edits illegal things evil ==== dislikes: ==== good and nice thing women ovals legal things you inspirational quotes himself the color blue oranges [[Category:Pieces]] lukuwi0pyjabxux3g0v02ruabpkzfs8 0 2190 4172 2015-03-11T07:59:42Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "In long [[game]]s of Chess, certain pieces undergo Evolution. *The [[Bishop]] becomes a [[Cardinal]]. *[[Pawns]] become [[Superpawns]] (these are the same as [[Pawns]]]. *Th..." 4172 wikitext text/x-wiki In long [[game]]s of Chess, certain pieces undergo Evolution. *The [[Bishop]] becomes a [[Cardinal]]. *[[Pawns]] become [[Superpawns]] (these are the same as [[Pawns]]]. *The [[Queen]] becomes an [[Old Queen]]. *The [[Rook]] can become [[Pregnant]]. *The [[Mage]] becomes a [[Soothsayer]]. *The [[Cat]]  becomes [[Nicholas]]. ncj04j1cigso5wbvb0rumkdu9fckmi6 4228 4172 2015-03-11T21:00:53Z Milo fett 34586 4228 wikitext text/x-wiki In long [[game]]s of Chess, certain pieces undergo Evolution. *The [[Bishop]] becomes a [[Cardinal]]. *[[Pawn]]s become [[Superpawn]]s (these are the same as [[Pawn]]s). *The [[Queen]] becomes an [[Old Queen]]. *The [[Rook]] can become [[Pregnant]]. *The [[Mage]] becomes a [[Soothsayer]]. *The [[Cat]]  becomes [[Nicholas]]. hzc07c2r44ii8a14oq9hr1f1erj07u0 4250 4228 2015-03-11T21:26:02Z 82.24.92.97 4250 wikitext text/x-wiki In long [[game]]s of Chess, certain pieces undergo Evolution. *The [[Bishop]] becomes a [[Cardinal]]. *[[Pawn]]s become [[Superpawn]]s (these are the same as [[Pawn]]s). *The [[Queen]] becomes an [[Old Queen]]. *[[Pregnant|Pregnancy]]. *The [[Mage]] becomes a [[Soothsayer]]. *The [[Cat]]  becomes [[Nicholas]]. tvun8x0hpbq9vu5t4yqp1qulj8w9sjt 6035 4250 2023-07-13T17:39:58Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6035 wikitext text/x-wiki In long [[game]]s of Chess, certain pieces undergo Evolution. *The [[Bishop]] becomes a [[Cardinal]]. *[[Pawn]]s become [[Superpawn]]s (these are the same as [[Pawn]]s). *The [[Queen]] becomes an [[Old Queen]]. *[[Pregnant|Pregnancy]]. *The [[Mage]] becomes a [[Soothsayer]]. *The [[Cat]]  becomes [[Nicholas]]. [[Category:Heresy]] fw1r928a97fnygwdpb7ybrbqgulnjx8 0 3531 7182 2024-07-16T12:58:13Z GeneroneX 54923183 Created page with "== What is this piece? == Exarch is [[Bishop]] inspired piece. Exarch may look similar to [[Bishop]] but it acts very differently. == How does it look like? == Exarch looks similar to [[Bishop]], but It's top, middle and bottom are separated, instead of looking like an open mouthed fish. [[File:Exarchpiece.png|frameless]] == How does it move? == Exarch moves and captures in a star shaped way, which makes it a unique way to move. File:Exarchmovement.png|frameless|24..." 7182 wikitext text/x-wiki == What is this piece? == Exarch is [[Bishop]] inspired piece. Exarch may look similar to [[Bishop]] but it acts very differently. == How does it look like? == Exarch looks similar to [[Bishop]], but It's top, middle and bottom are separated, instead of looking like an open mouthed fish. [[File:Exarchpiece.png|frameless]] == How does it move? == Exarch moves and captures in a star shaped way, which makes it a unique way to move. [[File:Exarchmovement.png|frameless|240x240px]] == Anything else I should know? == Exarch is a dangerous piece in middle and end games, because it can easily do a back rank checkmate if you don't have it attended. And if you have two then you can deliver a Ladder mate. It doesn't move like a [[Knight]] so It's weak in starting positions because it is getting obstructed by pawns. It's worth 4 points. sq5enrscw64b5spgm2t11quid70hpaj 0 3021 5838 2023-04-29T13:33:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Maybe you were looking for: [[Exploding Bishop Glitch]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop bug''' is a [[beetle]] that with it's shape resembles that of a standard [[Bishop]]. After 10 [[Turn|turns]], it promptly explodes. [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Insects]] [[Category:Animals]]" 5838 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Maybe you were looking for: [[Exploding Bishop Glitch]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop bug''' is a [[beetle]] that with it's shape resembles that of a standard [[Bishop]]. After 10 [[Turn|turns]], it promptly explodes. [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Insects]] [[Category:Animals]] lerv163ixc09eg9j0m9l0miv1xp3acn 6151 5838 2023-07-26T02:15:30Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6151 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Maybe you were looking for: [[Exploding Bishop Glitch]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop bug''' is a [[beetle]] that with it's shape resembles that of a standard [[Bishop]]. After 10 [[Turn|turns]], it promptly explodes. [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Insects]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Bishops]] cvjco5hxz9ul8mmbj7rv4wplt0atk68 6661 6151 2023-09-07T00:54:33Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6661 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Maybe you were looking for: [[Exploding Bishop Glitch]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop bug''' is a [[beetle]] that with it's shape resembles that of a standard [[Bishop]]. After 10 [[Turn|turns]], it promptly explodes. [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Insects]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 85zuxetooxu4l7ze9tpf9c7yii23ts0 0 3154 6155 2023-07-26T02:18:29Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "''not to be confused with [[Exploding Bishop Bug]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop Glitch''' is a glitch. This glitch can only be experienced online, the bishop would suddenly explode into pieces. These pieces are '''mini bishops'''." 6155 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Exploding Bishop Bug]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop Glitch''' is a glitch. This glitch can only be experienced online, the bishop would suddenly explode into pieces. These pieces are '''mini bishops'''. 026upbox3k5t1r9p56pf3h3v89p04j3 6156 6155 2023-07-26T02:18:37Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6156 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Exploding Bishop Bug]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop Glitch''' is a glitch. This glitch can only be experienced online, the bishop would suddenly explode into pieces. These pieces are '''mini bishops'''. [[Category:Bishops]] nd875euize52w5ntic6vja6ck05u6ll 6660 6156 2023-09-07T00:54:26Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6660 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Exploding Bishop Bug]]'' The '''Exploding Bishop Glitch''' is a glitch. This glitch can only be experienced online, the bishop would suddenly explode into pieces. These pieces are '''mini bishops'''. [[Category:Bishops]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] lv0ukbdge6gkidggijndg5j4eanzcd8 0 2716 5268 2023-01-23T02:24:07Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "The starting formation for [[File]] F is: # ♗ # ♙ # [] # [] # [] # [] # ♝ # ♟︎ [[Category:Files]]" 5268 wikitext text/x-wiki The starting formation for [[File]] F is: # ♗ # ♙ # [] # [] # [] # [] # ♝ # ♟︎ [[Category:Files]] tgpwbgupx97fqwvuyzsvv35oeo9ijaa 5269 5268 2023-01-23T02:24:41Z 79.66.87.129 5269 wikitext text/x-wiki The starting formation for [[File]] F is: # ♗ # ♙ # [] # [] # [] # [] # ♝ # ♟︎ == [[C]] also == [[Category:Files]] pylvypngc5yifg7vi2ubf5wltaimz9s 5270 5269 2023-01-23T02:25:26Z 79.66.87.129 5270 wikitext text/x-wiki The starting formation for [[File]] F is: # ♗ # ♙ # [] # [] # [] # [] # ♟︎ # ♝ == [[C]] also == [[Category:Files]] fcnm1j26jklr8qew50rw3jxr2m8ixbk 0 2420 4657 2016-04-03T05:14:27Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "The file of F-sharp, typically typeset as '''F#''', consists of the black squares between the files [[F]] and [[G]]." 4657 wikitext text/x-wiki The file of F-sharp, typically typeset as '''F#''', consists of the black squares between the files [[F]] and [[G]]. i5lklho6n1j6rtlmt0yyk853mzva0yy 4658 4657 2016-04-03T05:14:36Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4658 wikitext text/x-wiki The file of F-sharp, typically typeset as '''F#''', consists of the black squares between the files [[F]] and [[G]]. [[Category:Files]] 05xjhrrbit5h77l6p97a0ln00otrnbg 4664 4658 2016-04-03T13:30:28Z 82.31.22.143 4664 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You may be looking for [[G♭]].'' The file of F-sharp, typically typeset as '''F#''', consists of the black squares between the files [[F]] and [[G]]. [[Category:Files]] 4a67yatjunrbffu5brwjyhwkpz2f9hr 0 2735 5298 2023-01-24T23:32:28Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Clippit.gif|thumb]] Need help? Land on '''F1'''. This is of more use to [[White]]." 5298 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Clippit.gif|thumb]] Need help? Land on '''F1'''. This is of more use to [[White]]. m1mt6ffiopgamwvdl2drej2f26gpvxr 5299 5298 2023-01-24T23:32:51Z Craten 26192002 5299 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Clippit.gif|thumb]] Need help? Land on '''F1'''. This is of more use to [[White]]. [[Category:Squares]] 0tf8r3jszxtijn8qlgknjr12104yl8c 0 2749 5341 2023-01-26T11:45:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''F11''' is a [[Square colors|light-colored]] [[square]] on the 11th [[rank]] of the [[Board|Chess board]]. Landing on this square toggles [[fullscreen mode]] [[Category:Squares]]" 5341 wikitext text/x-wiki '''F11''' is a [[Square colors|light-colored]] [[square]] on the 11th [[rank]] of the [[Board|Chess board]]. Landing on this square toggles [[fullscreen mode]] [[Category:Squares]] 9gb6d5181qu3h93vsm313qxh9ny5p7e 5614 5341 2023-02-07T01:15:23Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5614 wikitext text/x-wiki '''F11''' is a [[Square colors|light-colored]] [[square]] on the 11th [[rank]] of the [[Board|Chess board]]. Landing on this square toggles [[fullscreen mode]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Extra Squares]] tgl4bda61m8jr3n02usyxjwtd1peafh 0 2732 5294 2023-01-24T22:04:12Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Land on '''F2''' [[to]] rename your [[Piece]]. It can be canny to rename a Piece to the name of another Piece, in a manner similar to a [[Decoy]]. Even cannier is [[to]] use the word 'Decoy' in the piece's name. You cannot change the name of [[a]] Piece that was [[Trading|Traded]]. Disallowed names include: * [[SsehC|Ssehc]] * offensive terms * Certain special characters * 'Knight' [[Category:Spaces]]" 5294 wikitext text/x-wiki Land on '''F2''' [[to]] rename your [[Piece]]. It can be canny to rename a Piece to the name of another Piece, in a manner similar to a [[Decoy]]. Even cannier is [[to]] use the word 'Decoy' in the piece's name. You cannot change the name of [[a]] Piece that was [[Trading|Traded]]. Disallowed names include: * [[SsehC|Ssehc]] * offensive terms * Certain special characters * 'Knight' [[Category:Spaces]] 3ezqnfkpuaasoc5bmov5iq9uwfuoawa 5296 5294 2023-01-24T22:05:07Z Craten 26192002 5296 wikitext text/x-wiki Land on '''F2''' [[to]] rename your [[Piece]]. It can be canny to rename a Piece to the name of another Piece, in a manner similar to a [[Decoy]]. Even cannier is [[to]] use the word 'Decoy' in the piece's name. You cannot change the name of [[a]] Piece that was [[Trading|Traded]]. You cannot change a Piece's name back to a name it has used before. Disallowed names include: * [[SsehC|Ssehc]] * offensive terms * Certain special characters * 'Knight' [[Category:Spaces]] dkk9ekq4tzlc9f1zazlrq9oa7sxlt6k 6269 5296 2023-08-02T17:35:53Z Milo fett 34586 6269 wikitext text/x-wiki Land on '''F2''' [[to]] rename your [[Piece]]. It can be canny to rename a Piece to the name of another Piece, in a manner similar to a [[Decoy]]. Even cannier is [[to]] use the word 'Decoy' in the piece's name. You cannot change the name of [[a]] Piece that was [[Trading|Traded]]. You cannot change a Piece's name back to a name it has used before. Disallowed names include: * [[SsehC|Ssehc]] * offensive terms * Certain special characters * 'Knight' [[Category:Squares]] 179bwg07shkun93v7qlvrklhma3emdp 0 2955 5732 2023-02-13T19:08:29Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The dense forest on [[F3]] provides extensive coverage for [[Piece|Pieces]], especially those wearing [[Camouflage]]. * +2 DEF * +3 EVADE * +3 AVOID * -1 MOV [[Category:Squares]]" 5732 wikitext text/x-wiki The dense forest on [[F3]] provides extensive coverage for [[Piece|Pieces]], especially those wearing [[Camouflage]]. * +2 DEF * +3 EVADE * +3 AVOID * -1 MOV [[Category:Squares]] ttipk2z78i7p2ajixpah3joaybk12sk 0 2730 5291 2023-01-24T20:54:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:F4.png|thumb]] [[To]] an unkeen eye, '''F4''' appears [[to]] be a circle. It is, however, not a circle, as it is made from minuscule 90° [[Turn|turns]]. It's [[:Category:Squares|perimeter]] is therefore [[a]] whopping [[4]] Chess meters instead of [[pi]] [[Category:Squares]]" 5291 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4.png|thumb]] [[To]] an unkeen eye, '''F4''' appears [[to]] be a circle. It is, however, not a circle, as it is made from minuscule 90° [[Turn|turns]]. It's [[:Category:Squares|perimeter]] is therefore [[a]] whopping [[4]] Chess meters instead of [[pi]] [[Category:Squares]] 8tqrwkakuzq7fcl9h5nqli7mvb3zs3a 0 2281 4365 2015-03-19T00:26:03Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''F5''' is a [[square]]. It has the unique property of refreshing the board whenever it is invoked. [[Category:Squares]]" 4365 wikitext text/x-wiki '''F5''' is a [[square]]. It has the unique property of refreshing the board whenever it is invoked. [[Category:Squares]] 71st2pdpjoyu4syafqawxrezv6qhabd 0 2650 5122 2023-01-10T17:40:50Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] F6 has the [[The Sinister Man|'''Sinister Man''']] on it. He is very sinister and ominous and is known for the disappearance of [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that have chosen to follow him [[Category:Squares]]" 5122 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] F6 has the [[The Sinister Man|'''Sinister Man''']] on it. He is very sinister and ominous and is known for the disappearance of [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that have chosen to follow him [[Category:Squares]] 90w506e7wf959qjhzjku9hamcwzs5mi 6025 5122 2023-06-30T23:53:29Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6025 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] F6 has the [[The Sinister Man|'''Sinister Man''']] on it. He is very sinister and ominous and is known for the disappearance of [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that have chosen to follow him [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 3ug7wntu0xl535wg4nby8vlk5bhl75p 0 2956 5733 2023-02-13T19:10:40Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''"I am the master of my F8"'' - [[Black]] [[F]] [[Bishop]], start of game [[Category:Squares]]" 5733 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"I am the master of my F8"'' - [[Black]] [[F]] [[Bishop]], start of game [[Category:Squares]] 30wkypcl9gajef6xcbq3x8bsu6j0tpl 0 2199 4188 2015-03-11T08:39:30Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A '''Face-Off '''occurs when two [[pieces]] of different [[colors]] occupy the same [[square]]. Play is taken to the [[second board]], where a new game of [[Chess]] is starte..." 4188 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Face-Off '''occurs when two [[pieces]] of different [[colors]] occupy the same [[square]]. Play is taken to the [[second board]], where a new game of [[Chess]] is started. This is known as the '''Face-Off Decider Game'''. The winner of this game of [[Chess]] wins the '''Face-Off''', and the losing piece must retreat to their previous occupied square. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs during a '''Face-Off Decider''', the process is repeated on the [[third board]]. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs on the [[third board]], each player is permitted to reach for their [[gun]]. bmqks0igtsnozu9emgac9d2uqua1z1q 4189 4188 2015-03-11T08:40:30Z Craten 26192002 4189 wikitext text/x-wiki ''If you were looking for the 1997 film starring Nicolas Cage as John Travolta, please look again.'' A '''Face-Off '''occurs when two [[pieces]] of different [[colors]] occupy the same [[square]]. Play is taken to the [[second board]], where a new game of [[Chess]] is started. This is known as the '''Face-Off Decider Game'''. The winner of this game of [[Chess]] wins the '''Face-Off''', and the losing piece must retreat to their previous occupied square. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs during a '''Face-Off Decider''', the process is repeated on the [[third board]]. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs on the [[third board]], each player is permitted to reach for their [[gun]]. 1e7vjwwg216t3dx0p3hxj8nbxehc1wj 4202 4189 2015-03-11T09:04:00Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4202 wikitext text/x-wiki ''If you were looking for the 1997 film starring Nicolas Cage as John Travolta, please look again.'' A '''Face-Off '''occurs when two [[pieces]] of different [[colors]] occupy the same [[square]]. Play is taken to the [[second board]], where a new game of [[Chess]] is started. This is known as the '''Face-Off Decider Game'''. The winner of this game of [[Chess]] wins the '''Face-Off''', and the losing piece must retreat to their previous occupied square. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs during a '''Face-Off Decider''', the process is repeated on the [[third board]]. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs on the [[third board]], each player is permitted to reach for their [[gun]]. [[Category:Rules]] r9s5tnyrmim8u5ijl4te7362zk10d22 4581 4202 2016-03-02T23:02:46Z Milo fett 34586 4581 wikitext text/x-wiki ''If you were looking for the 1997 film starring Nicolas Cage as John Travolta, please look again.'' A '''Face-Off '''occurs when two [[pieces]] of different [[color]]s occupy the same [[square]]. Play is taken to the [[second board]], where a new game of [[Chess]] is started. This is known as the '''Face-Off Decider Game'''. The winner of this game of [[Chess]] wins the '''Face-Off''', and the losing piece must retreat to their previous occupied square. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs during a '''Face-Off Decider''', the process is repeated on the [[third board]]. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs on the [[third board]], each player is permitted to reach for their [[gun]]. [[Category:Rules]] sxjh78r8comupkn9oz8o6zhxljm6j7p 4768 4581 2016-07-13T00:47:59Z 82.31.7.40 4768 wikitext text/x-wiki ''If you were looking for the 1997 film starring Nicolas Cage as John Travolta, please look again.'' A '''Face-Off '''occurs when two [[pieces]] of different [[color]]s occupy the same [[square]]. Play is [[taken]] to the [[second board]], where a new game of [[Chess]] is started. This is known as the '''Face-Off Decider Game'''. The winner of this game of [[Chess]] wins the '''Face-Off''', and the losing piece must retreat to their previous occupied square. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs during a '''Face-Off Decider''', the process is repeated on the [[third board]]. If a '''Face-Off '''occurs on the [[third board]], each player is permitted to reach for their [[gun]]. [[Category:Rules]] 65gqx0a2ojb6msojpwnpempv8coi95q 0 3119 6063 2023-07-14T16:51:51Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "If a player Faints in[[to]] a [[horizontal]] position, they are considered [[Horizontal|Knocked Over]] just like any other piece, and are thereby [[Out|out of the game]]. === See Also === [[Faint Attack]] [[Category:Moves]]" 6063 wikitext text/x-wiki If a player Faints in[[to]] a [[horizontal]] position, they are considered [[Horizontal|Knocked Over]] just like any other piece, and are thereby [[Out|out of the game]]. === See Also === [[Faint Attack]] [[Category:Moves]] hpl0c98vt3hzgetavqferjsprp0amrm 0 2885 5587 2023-02-06T14:10:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Fake Chess''' or ''bootleg Chess'' is a copy/variant of [[Chess]] that is illegitimate. It always features some features that are considered [[to]] be "off". The betrayal [[a]] [[Chess]] connoisseur experiences when discovering that their [[Chess]] set is fake is comparable [[to]] finding out that your [[Jordans]] are fake. == Distinguishing features == Here is [[a]] list of some features often seen in '''fake Chess''' * Some [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] look a bit s..." 5587 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fake Chess''' or ''bootleg Chess'' is a copy/variant of [[Chess]] that is illegitimate. It always features some features that are considered [[to]] be "off". The betrayal [[a]] [[Chess]] connoisseur experiences when discovering that their [[Chess]] set is fake is comparable [[to]] finding out that your [[Jordans]] are fake. == Distinguishing features == Here is [[a]] list of some features often seen in '''fake Chess''' * Some [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] look a bit strange * [[Horsey|Horsies]] are mislabeled as [[Knight|Knights]] * Pieces are often missing, and are replaced by unrelated objects ** a [[pawn]] may be replaced by a piece of paper (note that [[Coin|coins]] are NOT a sign of fake Chess) ** [[Rook]] may get replaced by a rock ** [[Bishop]] is replaced by an action figure ** [[Swordsman]] is replaced by a needle or pencil cap * the [[board]] is uneven in size * a message that reads ''"This copy of Chess is not genuine"'' appears in the bottom right * [[A2]] isn't a cube * if a [[Chess]] set with hollow pieces features some non-hollow pieces, or vice versa * animations are significantly less detailed * a strange piece called the blorbus is present on the board ''NOTE: the signs of fake Chess aren't concrete and many more exist'' == Trivia == * fake Chess is considered to be less good [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Variants]] s93rem0jc1f96s3x9m9iy7cihly5qtp 5592 5587 2023-02-06T15:58:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 5592 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fake Chess''' or ''bootleg Chess'' is a copy/variant of [[Chess]] that is illegitimate. It always features some features that are considered [[to]] be "off". The betrayal [[a]] [[Chess]] connoisseur experiences when discovering that their [[Chess]] set is fake is comparable [[to]] finding out that your [[Jordans]] are fake. == Distinguishing features == Here is [[a]] list of some features often seen in '''fake Chess''' * Some [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] look a bit strange * [[Horsey|Horsies]] are mislabeled as [[Knight|Knights]] * Pieces are often missing, and are replaced by unrelated objects ** a [[pawn]] may be replaced by a piece of paper (note that [[Coin|coins]] are NOT a sign of fake Chess) ** [[Rook]] may get replaced by a rock ** [[Bishop]] is replaced by an action figure ** [[Swordsman]] is replaced by a needle or pencil cap * the [[board]] is uneven in size * a message that reads ''"Activate Chess, This copy of Chess is not genuine"'' appears in the bottom right * [[A2]] isn't a cube * if a [[Chess]] set with hollow pieces features some non-hollow pieces, or vice versa * animations are significantly less detailed * a strange piece called the blorbus is present on the board ''NOTE: the signs of fake Chess aren't concrete and many more exist'' == Trivia == * fake Chess is considered to be less good [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Variants]] d6tv9wg5b0flfx192wx6du5116yf8xu 0 3424 6862 2023-10-02T14:04:40Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "Frequently, Chess [[Player|players]] have been found [[to]] fall asleep during a game of [[Chess]], due [[to]] Chess being [[Known flaws of Chess|very boring]]. Presuming they have not wound up [[horizontal]] or [[Death|dead]], play continues as normal. [[Category:Status conditions]] [[Category:Real Life Events]]" 6862 wikitext text/x-wiki Frequently, Chess [[Player|players]] have been found [[to]] fall asleep during a game of [[Chess]], due [[to]] Chess being [[Known flaws of Chess|very boring]]. Presuming they have not wound up [[horizontal]] or [[Death|dead]], play continues as normal. [[Category:Status conditions]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] ggsbuukxmfv9n1jg5km7cxvqey606gf 0 3552 7234 2024-09-22T04:37:32Z 2.97.111.236 Created page with "The False Pawn resembles, and is, a regular [[Pawn]], who [[Deception|only lies]] The nature of False Pawn's deception is under debate<sup>[by whom?]</sup> as [[Free will|we cannot guarantee that he knows he is lying]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]]" 7234 wikitext text/x-wiki The False Pawn resembles, and is, a regular [[Pawn]], who [[Deception|only lies]] The nature of False Pawn's deception is under debate<sup>[by whom?]</sup> as [[Free will|we cannot guarantee that he knows he is lying]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] c584ttg2e5u5odgv8oq4buztsx6pjwj 7235 7234 2024-10-11T18:47:16Z Milo fett 34586 7235 wikitext text/x-wiki The False Pawn resembles, and is, a regular [[Pawn]], who [[Deception|only lies]] The nature of False Pawn's deception is under debate<sup>[by whom?]</sup> as [[Free will|we cannot guarantee that he knows he is lying]] == See also == * [[Guard]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] cbuzv6us0anl0dh0ohdbyqm7qc778i1 0 2782 5400 2023-02-01T07:56:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "This particular variant is played as a battle between the [[Family Guy]] team and the [[Cleveland Show]] team. == Cleveland Show Chess == Cleveland Show Chess is a sub-variant of '''Family Guy Chess''', only difference being that the Cleveland Show team goes first == Notable Experiments == A cross-test pertaining [[to]] putting the Family Guy Chess set against the American Dad Chess set has been conducted on March 3rd 2018. The results of the experiment have been redac..." 5400 wikitext text/x-wiki This particular variant is played as a battle between the [[Family Guy]] team and the [[Cleveland Show]] team. == Cleveland Show Chess == Cleveland Show Chess is a sub-variant of '''Family Guy Chess''', only difference being that the Cleveland Show team goes first == Notable Experiments == A cross-test pertaining [[to]] putting the Family Guy Chess set against the American Dad Chess set has been conducted on March 3rd 2018. The results of the experiment have been redacted and only personel with level 3 clearance may access the results and details [[Category:Variants]] kjg87zoooo62k3auivpaoqp9g0s79oj 5401 5400 2023-02-01T08:44:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 5401 wikitext text/x-wiki This particular variant is played as a battle between the [[Family Guy]] team and the [[Cleveland Show]] team. == Cleveland Show Chess == Cleveland Show Chess is a sub-variant of '''Family Guy Chess''', only difference being that the Cleveland Show team goes first == Notable Experiments == A cross-test pertaining [[to]] putting the Family Guy Chess set against the American Dad Chess set has been conducted on March 3rd 2018. The results of the experiment have been redacted and only personel with level 3 clearance may access the results and details == See also == [[The Simpsons Chess|Simpsons Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 91wvvp316q49kxrfrkloexodx36n5sn 5402 5401 2023-02-01T10:48:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 5402 wikitext text/x-wiki This particular variant is played as a battle between the [[Family Guy]] team and the [[Cleveland Show]] team. The make-up of the teams is as follows: * Family Guy team's pieces are the Griffin family * Cleveland Show team's pieces are the Brown family == Sub-variants == === Cleveland Show Chess === Cleveland Show Chess is a sub-variant of '''Family Guy Chess''', only difference being that the Cleveland Show team goes first == Notable Experiments == A cross-test pertaining [[to]] putting the '''Family Guy Chess''' set against the [[American Dad Chess]] set has been conducted on March 3rd 2018. The results of the experiment have been redacted and only personel with [[level 3]] clearance or above may access the results and details == See also == [[The Simpsons Chess|Simpsons Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] iev82agqd57u1vscfhf4dj9rks2ugcw 5403 5402 2023-02-01T10:59:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 5403 wikitext text/x-wiki This particular variant is played as a battle between the [[Family Guy]] team and the [[Cleveland Show]] team. The make-up of the teams is as follows: * Family Guy team's pieces are the Griffin family * Cleveland Show team's pieces are the Brown family == Sub-variants == === Cleveland Show Chess === Cleveland Show Chess is a sub-variant of '''Family Guy Chess''', only difference being that the Cleveland Show team goes first. This variant is vastly less popular, but you can surely find [[Player|Chessers]] that prefer this variant over Family Guy Chess. == Notable Experiments == A cross-test pertaining [[to]] putting the '''Family Guy Chess''' set against the [[American Dad Chess]] set has been conducted on March 3rd 2018. The results of the experiment have been redacted and only personel with [[level 3]] clearance or above may access the results and details == See also == [[The Simpsons Chess|Simpsons Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 7s6dcfkxss6e4l2wu2r16thbms1rcgm 0 2613 5063 2022-10-05T00:51:18Z 89.243.114.240 Created page with "On a standard [[Chessboard]], the verticals (A-Z) are known as [[rank]], the horizontals (1-...) as [[file]], and the diagonals as [[fank]]. [[To]] distinguish them from Ranks and Files, Fanks are named after colors: * The first Fank (white) is known as Blue * The second Fank (black) is known as Cyan * The third Fank (white) is known as Dark Blue * The fourth Fank (black) is known as Black * The fifth Fank (white) is known as Yellow * The sixth Fank (mostly black) is k..." 5063 wikitext text/x-wiki On a standard [[Chessboard]], the verticals (A-Z) are known as [[rank]], the horizontals (1-...) as [[file]], and the diagonals as [[fank]]. [[To]] distinguish them from Ranks and Files, Fanks are named after colors: * The first Fank (white) is known as Blue * The second Fank (black) is known as Cyan * The third Fank (white) is known as Dark Blue * The fourth Fank (black) is known as Black * The fifth Fank (white) is known as Yellow * The sixth Fank (mostly black) is known as Green * The seventh Fank (white) is known as Blue * The eighth Fank (black) is known as White npw93k6pmc9rprb1myy9lgvfng6k8cz 5068 5063 2022-12-28T06:40:03Z Lolcatistan 48593914 5068 wikitext text/x-wiki On a standard [[Chessboard]], the verticals (A-Z) are known as [[rank]], the horizontals (1-...) as [[file]], and the diagonals as [[fank]]. [[To]] distinguish them from Ranks and Files, Fanks are named after colors: * The first Fank (white) is known as Red * The second Fank (black) is known as Orange * The third Fank (white) is known as Yellow * The fourth Fank (black) is known as Green * The fifth Fank (white) is known as Cyan * The sixth Fank (mostly black) is known as Blue * The seventh Fank (white) is known as Purple * The eighth Fank (black) is known as Pink ei72l3fq5ypuaq3jgc39200e6s2gbrk 5201 5068 2023-01-18T03:55:06Z 79.66.87.129 5201 wikitext text/x-wiki On a standard [[Chessboard]], the verticals (A-Z) are known as [[rank]], the horizontals (1-...) as [[file]], and the diagonals as [[fank]]. [[To]] distinguish them from Ranks and Files, Fanks are named after [[Square colors|colors]]: * The first Fank (white) is known as Red * The second Fank (black) is known as Orange * The third Fank (white) is known as Yellow * The fourth Fank (black) is known as Green * The fifth Fank (white) is known as Cyan * The sixth Fank (mostly black) is known as Blue * The seventh Fank (white) is known as Purple * The eighth Fank (black) is known as Pink n9kl7hhztuugmi4ss8z42l6vg9ajr2n 6015 5201 2023-06-30T00:42:58Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6015 wikitext text/x-wiki On a standard [[Chessboard]], the verticals (A-Z) are known as [[rank]], the horizontals (1-...) as [[file]], and the diagonals as [[fank]]. [[To]] distinguish them from Ranks and Files, Fanks are named after [[Square colors|colors]]: * The first Fank (white) is known as Red * The second Fank (black) is known as Orange * The third Fank (white) is known as Yellow * The fourth Fank (black) is known as Green * The fifth Fank (white) is known as Cyan * The sixth Fank (mostly black) is known as Blue * The seventh Fank (white) is known as Purple * The eighth Fank (black) is known as Pink [[Category:Dimensions]] 0nqshzf8ll8xbci0ln60lefm4t7typa 6427 6015 2023-08-17T00:23:59Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6427 wikitext text/x-wiki On a standard [[Chessboard]], the verticals (A-Z) are known as [[rank]], the horizontals (1-...) as [[file]], and the diagonals as [[fank]]. [[To]] distinguish them from Ranks and Files, Fanks are named after [[Square colors|colors]]: * The first Fank (white) is known as Red * The second Fank (black) is known as Orange * The third Fank (white) is known as Yellow * The fourth Fank (black) is known as Green * The fifth Fank (white) is known as Cyan * The sixth Fank (mostly black) is known as Blue * The seventh Fank (white) is known as Purple * The eighth Fank (black) is known as Pink [[Category:Dimensions]] [[Category:Sort]] jfdgy3h52jdztko49j05pac3w1z3e3p 0 2427 4672 2016-04-21T19:27:14Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Canon]] 4672 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Canon]] fz9pyhdq54766hqq4nxdbzu93mz93g4 0 2461 4741 2016-05-28T06:17:37Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "A '''Fatality '''is a purely-cosmetic [[move]] performed after [[Checkmate]], that [[death|kills]] the surrendered [[King]]. It is optional, and sometimes considered sadistic,..." 4741 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Fatality '''is a purely-cosmetic [[move]] performed after [[Checkmate]], that [[death|kills]] the surrendered [[King]]. It is optional, and sometimes considered sadistic, but doesn't everything die someday? jm2jsclxrzx7hhb7s91zhd6ac9eh0yb 4742 4741 2016-05-28T07:17:17Z Milo fett 34586 4742 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Fatality '''is a purely-cosmetic [[move]] performed after [[Checkmate]], that [[death|kills]] the surrendered [[King]]. Each piece has a unique fatality. It is optional, and sometimes considered sadistic, but doesn't everything die someday? == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Piece''' || '''Fatality name''' || '''Move description''' |- | Rook || ''Rook You Like A Hurricane'' || Triggers the creation of a [[hurricane]] named in honor of one of the two [[player]]s. |- | Pawn || ''Hell's Pawn'' || Summons a demonic [[pawn]] from the [[Chess Hell|Underworld]] to appear on the [[board]], rip out the opposing [[King]]'s still-beating heart, and then carry it back down to present to its infernal [[beetle|master]]. Condemns the pawn's [[soul]] to [[Chess Hell]]. |- | King (opposing side) || ''Regicide-splitter'' || Tells the other king a joke so funny that it laughs itself to death (after major internal rupturing/bleeding). The joke is said to involve three [[bishop]]s and a [[duchess]]. |- | Horsey || ''Horsey's Gambit'' || Dresses up like a pretty [[Queen|lady King]]. If performed successfully, the King's [[eye]]s and tongue will bulge out and make a sound like "awooooga" as the king briefly levitates off the ground and begins spinning his legs like a single, oversized wheel. In his haste to meet the new apple of his eye, the King will then pass through a circle labeled "Free Birdseed", which is actually a trap involving a pit, spikes, and a motorized punching bag. The [[Horsey]] then looks at the camera, winks, and irises out to black. |- |} 6b911nq6zl4ld9757bn8w4qqtspn5bk 4743 4742 2016-05-28T07:17:49Z Milo fett 34586 /* Examples */ 4743 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Fatality '''is a purely-cosmetic [[move]] performed after [[Checkmate]], that [[death|kills]] the surrendered [[King]]. Each piece has a unique fatality. It is optional, and sometimes considered sadistic, but doesn't everything die someday? == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Piece''' || '''Fatality name''' || '''Move description''' |- | Rook || ''Rook You Like A Hurricane'' || Triggers the creation of a [[hurricane]] named in honor of one of the two [[player]]s. |- | Pawn || ''Hell's Pawn'' || Summons a demonic [[pawn]] from the [[Chess Hell|Underworld]] to appear on the [[board]], rip out the opposing [[King]]'s still-beating heart, and then carry it back down to present to its infernal [[beetle|master]]. Condemns the summoning pawn's [[soul]] to [[Chess Hell]]. |- | King (opposing side) || ''Regicide-splitter'' || Tells the other king a joke so funny that it laughs itself to death (after major internal rupturing/bleeding). The joke is said to involve three [[bishop]]s and a [[duchess]]. |- | Horsey || ''Horsey's Gambit'' || Dresses up like a pretty [[Queen|lady King]]. If performed successfully, the King's [[eye]]s and tongue will bulge out and make a sound like "awooooga" as the king briefly levitates off the ground and begins spinning his legs like a single, oversized wheel. In his haste to meet the new apple of his eye, the King will then pass through a circle labeled "Free Birdseed", which is actually a trap involving a pit, spikes, and a motorized punching bag. The [[Horsey]] then looks at the camera, winks, and irises out to black. |- |} 1evrxubx3w6xao0gfu03tgc3d3eivkc 4744 4743 2016-05-28T07:18:19Z Milo fett 34586 4744 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Fatality '''is a purely-cosmetic [[move]] performed after [[Checkmate]], that [[death|kills]] the surrendered [[King]]. Each piece has a unique fatality. It is optional, and sometimes considered sadistic, but doesn't everything die someday? == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Piece''' || '''Fatality name''' || '''Move description''' |- | Rook || ''Rook You Like A Hurricane'' || Triggers the creation of a [[hurricane]] named in honor of one of the two [[player]]s. |- | Pawn || ''Hell's Pawn'' || Summons a demonic [[pawn]] from the [[Chess Hell|Underworld]] to appear on the [[board]], rip out the opposing [[King]]'s still-beating heart, and then carry it back down to present to its infernal [[beetle|master]]. Condemns the summoning pawn's [[soul]] to [[Chess Hell]]. |- | King (opposing side) || ''Regicide-splitter'' || Tells the other king a joke so funny that he laughs himself to death (after major internal rupturing/bleeding). The joke is said to involve three [[bishop]]s and a [[duchess]]. |- | Horsey || ''Horsey's Gambit'' || Dresses up like a pretty [[Queen|lady King]]. If performed successfully, the King's [[eye]]s and tongue will bulge out and make a sound like "awooooga" as the king briefly levitates off the ground and begins spinning his legs like a single, oversized wheel. In his haste to meet the new apple of his eye, the King will then pass through a circle labeled "Free Birdseed", which is actually a trap involving a pit, spikes, and a motorized punching bag. The [[Horsey]] then looks at the camera, winks, and irises out to black. |- |} a6b7virkyd624u3sc3xq24wumjr5rq7 4746 4744 2016-05-28T07:35:43Z Milo fett 34586 /* Examples */ 4746 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Fatality '''is a purely-cosmetic [[move]] performed after [[Checkmate]], that [[death|kills]] the surrendered [[King]]. Each piece has a unique fatality. It is optional, and sometimes considered sadistic, but doesn't everything die someday? == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Piece''' || '''Fatality name''' || '''Move description''' |- | Rook || ''Rook You Like A Hurricane'' || Triggers the creation of a [[hurricane]] named in honor of one of the two [[player]]s. |- | Pawn || ''Hell's Pawn'' || Summons a demonic [[pawn]] from the [[Chess Hell|Underworld]] to appear on the [[board]], rip out the opposing [[King]]'s still-beating heart, and then carry it back down to present to its infernal [[beetle|master]]. Condemns the summoning pawn's [[soul]] to [[Chess Hell]]. |- | King (opposing side) || ''Regicide-splitter'' (or, ''The Killking Joke'') || Tells the other king a joke so funny that he laughs himself to death (after major internal rupturing/bleeding). The joke is said to involve three [[bishop]]s and a [[duchess]]. |- | Horsey || ''Horsey's Gambit'' || Dresses up like a pretty [[Queen|lady King]]. If performed successfully, the King's [[eye]]s and tongue will bulge out and make a sound like "awooooga" as the king briefly levitates off the ground and begins spinning his legs like a single, oversized wheel. In his haste to meet the new apple of his eye, the King will then pass through a circle labeled "Free Birdseed", which is actually a trap involving a pit, spikes, and a motorized punching bag. The [[Horsey]] then looks at the camera, winks, and irises out to black. |- |} lx9opyha93zlh1u1mpweh3v4cacyly5 0 2255 4313 2015-03-17T18:49:02Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Fear '''is an [[attribute]] in the game of [[Chess]]. All [[Pieces]] have a '''fear '''value statistic, typically starting at 50. '''Fear''' modifiers: * When a piece scor..." 4313 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fear '''is an [[attribute]] in the game of [[Chess]]. All [[Pieces]] have a '''fear '''value statistic, typically starting at 50. '''Fear''' modifiers: * When a piece scores its first kill, its Fear increases by 20. * All future kills decrease the Fear stat by 30. * Fear is increased by 10 * Equinophobic pieces Fear has no known effect on gameplay. h8btw885f9jl0gbvpz768d9ju0ggk2v 4314 4313 2015-03-17T18:54:01Z 82.24.92.97 4314 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fear '''is an [[attribute]] in the game of [[Chess]]. All [[Pieces]] have a '''fear '''value statistic, typically starting at 50. '''Fear''' modifiers: * When a piece scores its first [[kill]], its '''Fear''' stat increases by 20. This value is slightly modified depending on the number of [[witnesses]]. * All future kills decrease the '''Fear '''stat by 30. * '''Fear '''is increased by 10 whenever a piece [[witnesses]] the death of a piece within its own army. * All '''Fear '''effects on [[Pawns |Pawns&nbsp;]]are run through a 2x multiplier. * A piece surrounded by pieces of its own colour loses '''Fear'''. * A piece surrounded by pieces of the opposite colour gains '''Fear'''. * [[Equinophobic]] pieces gain '''Fear '''when adjacent to a [[Horsey]]. * The [[Bishop]] is [[Craten|God]]-'''Fear'''ing. * The [[Djinn]] increases nearby pieces' '''Fear'''. * '''Fear '''itself causes increases to '''Fear'''. Fear has no known effect on gameplay. [[Category:Attributes]] 2q19x28jpxkxa1as8o7k84pp9d3hmc0 4318 4314 2015-03-17T19:09:22Z Milo fett 34586 4318 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fear '''is an [[attribute]] in the game of [[Chess]]. All [[Pieces]] have a '''fear '''value statistic, typically starting at 50. '''Fear''' modifiers: * When a piece scores its first [[kill]], its '''Fear''' stat increases by 20. This value is slightly modified depending on the number of [[witnesses]]. * All future kills decrease the '''Fear '''stat by 30. * '''Fear '''is increased by 10 whenever a piece [[witnesses]] the death of a piece within its own army. * All '''Fear '''effects on [[Pawns |Pawns&nbsp;]]are run through a 2x multiplier. * A piece surrounded by pieces of its own colour loses '''Fear'''. * A piece surrounded by pieces of the opposite colour gains '''Fear'''. * [[Ghost]]s are a common late-game source of [[Fear]]. * [[Equinophobic]] pieces gain '''Fear '''when adjacent to a [[Horsey]]. * The [[Bishop]] is [[Craten|God]]-'''Fear'''ing. * The [[Djinn]] increases nearby pieces' '''Fear'''. * '''Fear '''itself causes increases to '''Fear'''. Fear has no known effect on gameplay. [[Category:Attributes]] 1sczfbqw1o7edj2467xhdkaj99s1ehw 0 2353 4507 2016-02-02T04:51:06Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Typically seen on the [[Red]] team, the [[Ferrari™]] is the fastest Chess piece. Though it was phased out of [[tournament]] play in 1860 after [[an unfortunate incident]], ..." 4507 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically seen on the [[Red]] team, the [[Ferrari™]] is the fastest Chess piece. Though it was phased out of [[tournament]] play in 1860 after [[an unfortunate incident]], it still makes the occasional appearance in [[league matches]]. o4eh1v0sq4fa5btlid0yq1zyll07e6g 4508 4507 2016-02-02T04:51:33Z 82.31.22.143 4508 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically seen on the [[Red]] team, the [[Ferrari™]] is the [[speed|fastest]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. Though it was phased out of [[tournament]] play in 1860 after [[an unfortunate incident]], it still makes the occasional appearance in [[league matches]]. od2s4wnoyoyy3jdj5wkz6ylkk687qkf 4509 4508 2016-02-02T04:51:41Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4509 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically seen on the [[Red]] team, the [[Ferrari™]] is the [[speed|fastest]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. Though it was phased out of [[tournament]] play in 1860 after [[an unfortunate incident]], it still makes the occasional appearance in [[league matches]]. [[Category:Pieces]] gkx8185436vprkcp5cpnku449qv7wi5 4510 4509 2016-02-02T04:52:25Z 82.31.22.143 4510 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically seen on the [[Red]] team, the [[Ferrari™]] is the [[speed|fastest]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. Though it was phased out of [[tournament]] play in 1860 after [[The Chess Crash|an unfortunate incident]], it still makes the occasional appearance in [[league matches]]. [[Category:Pieces]] rh33wnkkx26idmhvk0jyr762x8a5uuy 5504 4510 2023-02-04T21:05:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added to vehicles 5504 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically seen on the [[Red]] team, the [[Ferrari™]] is the [[speed|fastest]] [[Chess]] [[piece]]. Though it was phased out of [[tournament]] play in 1860 after [[The Chess Crash|an unfortunate incident]], it still makes the occasional appearance in [[league matches]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Vehicles]] 8ibk3zguy0skxfblxak4dsu6ceji8cg 0 2515 4859 2016-11-19T18:07:32Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A match of [[Chess]] is more properly known as a '''Fight'''. During a Chess Fight, two [[players]] take turns moving around the [[board]]. For more information, see: [[Rules]..." 4859 wikitext text/x-wiki A match of [[Chess]] is more properly known as a '''Fight'''. During a Chess Fight, two [[players]] take turns moving around the [[board]]. For more information, see: [[Rules]] [[Category:Terminology]] 7mqnjaeb7shz6gh08yjqvu160ac1oe4 4860 4859 2016-11-19T18:07:50Z Milo fett 34586 4860 wikitext text/x-wiki A match of [[Chess]] is more properly known as a '''Fight'''. During a Chess Fight, two [[player]]s take turns moving around the [[board]]. For more information, see: [[Rules]] [[Category:Terminology]] ojus6oxgy84naeb83jnviqlaibg33v4 0 2397 4611 2016-03-15T05:50:39Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "When a [[Piece]] is not on the [[Chessboard]], it is known as a [[figurine|''Figurine'']] or ''[[Piece]].''" 4611 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[Piece]] is not on the [[Chessboard]], it is known as a [[figurine|''Figurine'']] or ''[[Piece]].'' cwdn78as45xxgoggr6422eha1258ofy 0 2496 4829 2016-10-24T20:11:37Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Phial]] 4829 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Phial]] l1xslhg14n4j4jupnlhucbvvy6pk7wg 6428 4829 2023-08-17T00:24:10Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6428 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Phial]] [[Category:Sort]] ozu04idowhzou3ujcdmytiylvnzyv3n 0 3185 6223 2023-07-27T00:09:24Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Should you reach the end of a File and need to go further, you may benefit from a File extension. Drop a [[dot]] at the end of the filename and carry on. Note that, despite this being a File extension, it actually adds rows (known [[to]] casual players as [[Rank|ranks]])." 6223 wikitext text/x-wiki Should you reach the end of a File and need to go further, you may benefit from a File extension. Drop a [[dot]] at the end of the filename and carry on. Note that, despite this being a File extension, it actually adds rows (known [[to]] casual players as [[Rank|ranks]]). 0bcbb9i5moz0tsdphphk70yttz4rrcb 6225 6223 2023-07-27T00:39:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6225 wikitext text/x-wiki Should you reach the end of a File and need to go further, you may benefit from a File extension. Drop a [[dot]] at the end of the filename and carry on. Note that, despite this being a File extension, it actually adds rows (known [[to]] casual players as [[Rank|ranks]]). [[Category:Files]] e802wfga3im4ddc2v9ej1vkt7a75j67 0 2942 5707 2023-02-11T02:09:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Finish-line.png|thumb|390x390px|finish line as seen behind Black]] In [[Chess]], the '''finish line''' is a black&white or white&black [[chessboard]] patterned line that can be placed over [[a]] [[rank]]. [[White]]'s finish line is usually placed on the rank behind [[Black]]. If the [[White]] [[King]] crosses the finish line, White is declared victorious. == Black's finish line == [[Black]]'s finish line is usually placed behind White, and it's [[colors]] are in..." 5707 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Finish-line.png|thumb|390x390px|finish line as seen behind Black]] In [[Chess]], the '''finish line''' is a black&white or white&black [[chessboard]] patterned line that can be placed over [[a]] [[rank]]. [[White]]'s finish line is usually placed on the rank behind [[Black]]. If the [[White]] [[King]] crosses the finish line, White is declared victorious. == Black's finish line == [[Black]]'s finish line is usually placed behind White, and it's [[colors]] are inverted. == Trivia == * This feature is often present in the [[Sprint]]<ref>Sprint; not to be confused with [[Marathon]]</ref> gamemode. * The finish line is merely placed over the ranks and does not replace them == References == <references /> [[Category:Mechanics]] husddg4r9yxcw43jcm0kg31hwrckrl7 0 2519 4865 2016-11-22T07:55:48Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "'''Fire''' is one of the [[Elements]]. Its use tends [[to]] end a game of [[Chess]]." 4865 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fire''' is one of the [[Elements]]. Its use tends [[to]] end a game of [[Chess]]. 99gsssbtpk3dmrfpatq0zpozd0i55l1 6256 4865 2023-08-02T17:16:43Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6256 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fire''' is one of the [[Elements]]. Its use tends [[to]] end a game of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Elements]] iwhi1onzdgkz2or51q30z6j9tfqpv9p 0 3456 6935 2023-11-27T14:25:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''For the piece, see [[Firework]]'' '''Fireworks''' are a [[special effect]] that plays when the [[Chess|Game of Chess]] comes [[to]] an end. Shall one [[player]] emerge [[List of Chess Win Conditions|victorious]], every one of the [[opponent]]'s pieces get turned into a firework that fires up and casts an effect. 1,000 points are awarded per firework triggered. [[Category:Miscellaneous]]" 6935 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the piece, see [[Firework]]'' '''Fireworks''' are a [[special effect]] that plays when the [[Chess|Game of Chess]] comes [[to]] an end. Shall one [[player]] emerge [[List of Chess Win Conditions|victorious]], every one of the [[opponent]]'s pieces get turned into a firework that fires up and casts an effect. 1,000 points are awarded per firework triggered. [[Category:Miscellaneous]] als725cnlm7m7m5vdry8e5jahzyu78d 6936 6935 2023-11-27T17:42:23Z Milo fett 34586 6936 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the piece, see [[Firework]]'' '''Fireworks''' are a [[special effect]] that plays when the [[Chess|Game of Chess]] comes [[to]] an end. Shall one [[player]] emerge [[List of Chess Win Conditions|victorious]], every one of the [[opponent]]'s pieces get turned into a firework that fires up and casts an effect. 1,000 points are awarded per firework triggered. [[Category:Miscellaneous]] [[Category:Pyrotechnics]] t3hn5u9xwrjzt3ajno6aev2qpfrqmui 0 3280 6466 2023-08-21T03:27:07Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The First World War is considered an adaptation of Chess, due to each side's every move being directly inspired by the game. Contrary [[to]] popular assumption, the Central Powers are the [[White]] side, as they struck first when they [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Archduke_Franz_Ferdinand moved Pawn to D4]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 6466 wikitext text/x-wiki The First World War is considered an adaptation of Chess, due to each side's every move being directly inspired by the game. Contrary [[to]] popular assumption, the Central Powers are the [[White]] side, as they struck first when they [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_Archduke_Franz_Ferdinand moved Pawn to D4]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] 11v7qb8il2svifqqoy61lkafrqpqx5z 0 3018 5835 2023-04-28T22:00:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Fishing minigames''' are minigames that can be played in [[Chess]]. They can be played at any of the [[A Day At The Lake|lakes]] found across the map == Gameplay == The fishing minigame consists of submerging some bait attached to the fishing line and try to catch [[fish]]. Use timing and precision to avoid any junk objects that can get in the way. You win the minigame when you catch a fish, and you get rewarded with [[:Category:Items|items]], [[currency]] or Chan..." 5835 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fishing minigames''' are minigames that can be played in [[Chess]]. They can be played at any of the [[A Day At The Lake|lakes]] found across the map == Gameplay == The fishing minigame consists of submerging some bait attached to the fishing line and try to catch [[fish]]. Use timing and precision to avoid any junk objects that can get in the way. You win the minigame when you catch a fish, and you get rewarded with [[:Category:Items|items]], [[currency]] or [[Chance Cards|chance cards]]. == See also == * [[Bobby Fischer]] [[Category:Minigames]] [[Category:Mechanics]] bqaxawni5lnuzww2dbmnn7sxpcoufcz 0 2238 4283 2015-03-13T22:10:55Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The '''Flamethrower '''is an equippable [[item]] in [[Chess]]. It is a Level 2 item, and as such can be wielded by all pieces but the [[Pawn]], [[Horsey]] and [[Child]]re..." 4283 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Flamethrower '''is an equippable [[item]] in [[Chess]]. It is a Level 2 item, and as such can be wielded by all pieces but the [[Pawn]], [[Horsey]] and [[Child]]ren. The '''Flamethrower''' consumes 2 '''Ammunition '''per turn of use. When used, it spits a burst of '''flame '''covering three continuous adjacent [[square]]s in any one of four directions ([[Forward]], [[Left]], [[Back]] or [[Right]]), [[kill]]ing all [[piece]]s encountered, and turning the squares into [[Badlands]] for five turns. After use, roll [[D6]]. If you get a 1, your [[piece]] also becomes [[kill]]. [[Category:Items]] 4y869p8nfx488j940e5b3o82jqgyq2c 4477 4283 2016-02-02T03:50:12Z Milo fett 34586 4477 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Flamethrower '''is an equippable [[item]] in [[Chess]]. It is a Level 2 item, and as such can be wielded by all pieces but the [[Pawn]], [[Horsey]] and [[Child]]ren. The '''Flamethrower''' consumes 2 '''Ammunition '''per turn of use. When used, it spits a burst of '''flame '''covering three continuous adjacent [[square]]s in any one of four directions ([[Forward]], [[Left]], [[Back]] or [[Right]]), [[death|kill]]ing all [[piece]]s encountered, and turning the squares into [[Badlands]] for five turns. After use, roll [[D6]]. If you get a 1, your [[piece]] also becomes [[death|kill]]. [[Category:Items]] scg2hbyee338qy2yq3oie3li2jemfi3 4866 4477 2016-11-22T07:56:10Z 82.31.7.40 4866 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Flamethrower '''is an equippable [[item]] in [[Chess]]. It is a Level 2 item, and as such can be wielded by all pieces but the [[Pawn]], [[Horsey]] and [[Child]]ren. The '''Flamethrower''' consumes 2 '''Ammunition '''per turn of use. When used, it spits a burst of '''[[flame]] '''covering three continuous adjacent [[square]]s in any one of four directions ([[Forward]], [[Left]], [[Back]] or [[Right]]), [[death|kill]]ing all [[piece]]s encountered, and turning the squares into [[Badlands]] for five turns. After use, roll [[D6]]. If you get a 1, your [[piece]] also becomes [[death|kill]]. [[Category:Items]] 7qag3psukt8exka1lwkbsmujg5s7rh6 0 2654 5129 2023-01-10T19:31:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Flash Chess, also known as The Flash Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] where the turn mechanic is abolished and [[Player|players]] don't have to wait to move ever. This variant was released in 1990 after the movie The Flash (1990). I have never seen this movie [[Category:Variants]]" 5129 wikitext text/x-wiki Flash Chess, also known as The Flash Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] where the turn mechanic is abolished and [[Player|players]] don't have to wait to move ever. This variant was released in 1990 after the movie The Flash (1990). I have never seen this movie [[Category:Variants]] lfvdfd2dfd1u5ei7pvjooxhs6jbxtxi 5134 5129 2023-01-10T19:59:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added 1 reference 5134 wikitext text/x-wiki Flash Chess, also known as The Flash Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] where the [[Turn|'''turn''']] mechanic is abolished and [[Player|players]] don't have to wait to move ever. This variant was released in 1990 after the movie ''The Flash (1990)''. I have never seen this movie [[Category:Variants]] 2op2arr5ekti42xsl1xkprlul05hfdr 0 2362 4534 2016-02-10T04:01:53Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "When [[Fog of War]] is enabled, a player's vision of the [[chessboard]] is limited within ranges relative to her [[Pieces]]. Each [[Piece]] has a [[vision range]] statistic, r..." 4534 wikitext text/x-wiki When [[Fog of War]] is enabled, a player's vision of the [[chessboard]] is limited within ranges relative to her [[Pieces]]. Each [[Piece]] has a [[vision range]] statistic, ranging from 0 [[Square|Squares]] ([[Blind Bishop]]) to 5 ([[Lookman]]) [[Square|Squares]]. Outside of the player's vision range, the Fog comes down, and only the color and the colour of any given Square can be discerned. 50a1dcwr6dd9s1uy1t1ml27q6jpv3ir 5267 4534 2023-01-22T21:45:58Z 79.66.87.129 5267 wikitext text/x-wiki When [[Fog of War]] is enabled, a player's vision of the [[chessboard]] is limited within ranges relative to her [[Pieces]]. Each [[Piece]] has a [[vision range]] statistic, ranging from 0 [[Square|Squares]] ([[Blind Bishop]]) to 5 ([[Lookman]]) [[Square|Squares]]. Outside of the player's vision range, the Fog comes down, and only the [[Square colors|color]] and the colour of any given Square can be discerned. jeqx8vc2h21rsssxnrmpyt025r8lxvj 5912 5267 2023-05-12T23:41:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5912 wikitext text/x-wiki When [[Fog of War]] is enabled, a player's vision of the [[chessboard]] is limited within ranges relative to her [[Pieces]]. Each [[Piece]] has a [[vision range]] statistic, ranging from 0 [[Square|Squares]] ([[Blind Bishop]]) to 5 ([[Lookman]]) [[Square|Squares]]. Outside of the player's vision range, the Fog comes down, and only the [[Square colors|color]] and the colour of any given Square can be discerned. [[Category:Mechanics]] jvn11mth8qh609fwxh1t82ccger3yc1 0 2450 4712 2016-04-29T20:55:24Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There are many different '''food''' items that can be found on the [[Chessboard]]. Typically, they restore 5 [[HP]], and may have minor [[side effects]]. == Foodstuffs == * [..." 4712 wikitext text/x-wiki There are many different '''food''' items that can be found on the [[Chessboard]]. Typically, they restore 5 [[HP]], and may have minor [[side effects]]. == Foodstuffs == * [[White]] chocolate * [[Horsey]]-radish * [[Club]] sandwich * [[Pass]]-trami on rye * [[Pass]]-ionfruit * [[Pass]]-tries [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Powerups]] qqmkbeh5lfvnfxy3bz4djlaqnzc6pk4 4713 4712 2016-04-29T20:55:35Z Milo fett 34586 4713 wikitext text/x-wiki There are many different '''food''' items that can be found on the [[Chessboard]]. Typically, they restore 5 [[HP]], and may have minor [[side effects]]. == Foodstuffs == * [[White]] chocolate * [[Horsey]]-radish * [[Clubs|Club]] sandwich * [[Pass]]-trami on rye * [[Pass]]-ionfruit * [[Pass]]-tries [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Powerups]] e9yutbs13qt0dah2bt5dtqyatlzx2eh 5815 4713 2023-03-23T08:58:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 5815 wikitext text/x-wiki [[:Category:Food|Category:Food]] There are many different '''food''' items that can be found on the [[Chessboard]]. Typically, they restore 5 [[HP]], and may have minor [[side effects]]. == Foodstuffs == * [[White]] chocolate * [[Horsey]]-radish * [[Clubs|Club]] sandwich * [[Pass]]-trami on rye * [[Pass]]-ionfruit * [[Pass]]-tries [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Powerups]] sospji3n419pl3thqicxhfntvyxfniq 0 2805 5459 2023-02-03T00:36:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Forgetting''' is when you fail to remember to do something. In [[Chess]], this is generally considered to be a mistake, as it can hinder your stratagem. Some examples of '''forgetting''' are: * [[Jarmge|Forgetting to bring pieces]] * Forgetting to set up [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] correctly * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Squares|squares]] * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Pawns|pawns]] * Forgetting how the [[Horsey]] moves * Post-traumatic Amne..." 5459 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Forgetting''' is when you fail to remember to do something. In [[Chess]], this is generally considered to be a mistake, as it can hinder your stratagem. Some examples of '''forgetting''' are: * [[Jarmge|Forgetting to bring pieces]] * Forgetting to set up [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] correctly * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Squares|squares]] * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Pawns|pawns]] * Forgetting how the [[Horsey]] moves * [[Post-traumatic Amnesia|Post-traumatic amnesia]] == Causes == # Lead exposure # Lack of [[rest]] # Prion disease # Lead exposure [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Mistakes]] [[Category:Psychology]] icxgdq3dfb3r23tnvg55hkxmolaikb7 5460 5459 2023-02-03T00:36:51Z Chalcogens 52316134 5460 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Forgetting''' is when you fail to remember to do something. In [[Chess]], this is generally considered to be a mistake, as it can hinder your stratagem. Some examples of '''forgetting''' are: * [[Jarmge|Forgetting to bring pieces]] * Forgetting to set up [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] correctly * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Squares|squares]] * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Pawns|pawns]] * Forgetting how the [[Horsey]] moves * [[Post-traumatic Amnesia|Post-traumatic amnesia]] == Causes == # Lead exposure # Lack of [[rest]] # Prion disease # Lead exposure [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Mistakes]] [[Category:Psychology]] [[Category:Terminology]] 0klcjuc77fd2rc07w6yn6f8mpeo0erk 5464 5460 2023-02-03T02:26:52Z Craten 26192002 5464 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Forgetting''' is when you fail to remember to do something. In [[Chess]], this is generally considered to be a mistake, as it can hinder your stratagem. Some examples of '''forgetting''' are: * [[Jarmge|Forgetting to bring pieces]] * Forgetting to set up [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] correctly * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Squares|squares]] * Forgetting the names of the [[:Category:Pawns|pawns]] * Forgetting how the [[Horsey]] moves * [[Post-traumatic Amnesia|Post-traumatic amnesia]] == Causes == # Lead exposure # Lack of [[rest]] # Prion disease # Lead exposure == See also == [[Forgiving]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Mistakes]] [[Category:Psychology]] [[Category:Terminology]] ocqwssl2tzgfhydx6uf6dazlwwju4ho 0 3466 6964 2024-01-08T18:37:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Fortune teller''' is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] with the ability [[to]] foretell the [[Future Chess|future]]. A [[Player]] may consult one of their own Fortune tellers [[to]] see what the [[opponent]]'s next [[move]] is going [[to]] be. Though, this costs the player [[1]] [[turn]]. The Fortune teller may also be consulted [[to]] gain general knowledge, such as who will actually [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] the match. Aside from the foretelling ability, this p..." 6964 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Fortune teller''' is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] with the ability [[to]] foretell the [[Future Chess|future]]. A [[Player]] may consult one of their own Fortune tellers [[to]] see what the [[opponent]]'s next [[move]] is going [[to]] be. Though, this costs the player [[1]] [[turn]]. The Fortune teller may also be consulted [[to]] gain general knowledge, such as who will actually [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] the match. Aside from the foretelling ability, this piece [[can]] only move to [[4]] of the adjacent [[Square|squares]] ([[Fank|diagonal]]) and is considered [[to]] be quite weak. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Thaumaturgy]] n5m38myqnz20nijlsg0wxa0b93osdex 0 2479 4788 2016-07-13T16:33:18Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Quarter]] 4788 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Quarter]] i09fhgudhavcxtyj8m0mgob4rg1y36y 0 3572 7286 2024-12-20T13:56:41Z Johncena1010 56446448 Created page with "Random [[Sun Tzu|chinese]] guy" 7286 wikitext text/x-wiki Random [[Sun Tzu|chinese]] guy sj80strkwgtwmtbuc7wh4qcuovthuad 0 2378 4570 2016-02-25T06:32:17Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Frantz Fanon]] (20 July 1925 – 6 December 1961) was a Martinique-born Afro-Caribbean psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, writer, and the [[inventor]] of [[fanon]]." 4570 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Frantz Fanon]] (20 July 1925 – 6 December 1961) was a Martinique-born Afro-Caribbean psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, writer, and the [[inventor]] of [[fanon]]. sa3wxnwl7iwr09ruwcqo65suwes384w 4571 4570 2016-02-25T06:45:43Z 82.31.22.143 4571 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Frantz Fanon]] (20 July 1925 – 6 December 1961) was a Martinique-born Afro-Caribbean psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, writer, and the [[inventor]] of [[fanon]]. Fanon was a great fan of [[canon]] and invented [[fanon]] to bring his own [[fanon]] to the [[canon]] universe. h8cy1rr7dj921ckfor25167o0oqp6nz 4572 4571 2016-02-25T06:45:57Z 82.31.22.143 4572 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Frantz Fanon]] (20 July 1925 – 6 Decembhe [[inventor]] of [[fanon]]. Fanon was a great fan of [[canon]] and invented [[fanon]] to bring his own [[fanon]] to the [[canon]] universe. 5mpngr87uc7u24b5m7wzophn2ohhzef 4573 4572 2016-02-25T06:46:21Z 82.31.22.143 4573 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Frantz Fanon]] (20 July 1925 – 6 December 1961) was a Martinique-born Afro-Caribbean psychiatrist, philosopher, revolutionary, writer, and the [[inventor]] of [[fanon]]. Fanon was a great fan of [[canon]] and invented [[fanon]] to bring his own [[fanon]] to the [[canon]] universe. 1ivgt8cfp7nxiirqfymr8foksfawdlr 0 2630 5092 2023-01-09T19:46:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Freddy-fazbear.png|thumb|Photographic depiction of the piece]] Freddy Fazbear was a '''<span style="color:#80D024">PREMIUM</span>''' tier [[:Category:Pieces|Chess Piece]], in 3rd July 2016 it was featured as a part of the briefly available ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' DLC. == Controversy == The Five Nights at Freddy's DLC had to be cancelled just 21 days after launching because it was unlicensed. As a result, this piece became impossible to obtain, but several Fr..." 5092 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Freddy-fazbear.png|thumb|Photographic depiction of the piece]] Freddy Fazbear was a '''<span style="color:#80D024">PREMIUM</span>''' tier [[:Category:Pieces|Chess Piece]], in 3rd July 2016 it was featured as a part of the briefly available ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' DLC. == Controversy == The Five Nights at Freddy's DLC had to be cancelled just 21 days after launching because it was unlicensed. As a result, this piece became impossible to obtain, but several Freddy Fazbears still remain. == Gameplay == Freddy Fazbear functioned as the [[King|King piece]], causing game over for the allied team upon [[death]]. Only difference was that castling was renamed to "Pizzeria shuffle". Additionally, he was given a music box ability, which upon toggling played the ''Toreador March'' jingle on repeat. Only the player in control can toggle this and it was very annoying for the opponent m2s65z6hswlh6o8i1bcwq60kyac2nf2 5093 5092 2023-01-09T19:46:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 5093 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Freddy-fazbear.png|thumb|Photographic depiction of the piece]] Freddy Fazbear was a '''<span style="color:#80D024">PREMIUM</span>''' tier [[:Category:Pieces|Chess Piece]], in 3rd July 2016 it was featured as a part of the briefly available ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' DLC. == Controversy == The Five Nights at Freddy's DLC had to be cancelled just 21 days after launching because it was unlicensed. As a result, this piece became impossible to obtain, but several Freddy Fazbears still remain. == Gameplay == Freddy Fazbear functioned as the [[King|King piece]], causing game over for the allied team upon [[death]]. Only difference was that castling was renamed to "Pizzeria shuffle". Additionally, he was given a music box ability, which upon toggling played the ''Toreador March'' jingle on repeat. Only the player in control can toggle this and it was very annoying for the opponent [[Category:Pieces]] 15ixjm996ywnobu1uchuwtvce4tdmep 6939 5093 2023-12-10T21:13:43Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6939 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Freddy-fazbear.png|thumb|Photographic depiction of the piece]] Freddy Fazbear was a '''<span style="color:#80D024">PREMIUM</span>''' tier [[:Category:Pieces|Chess Piece]], in 3rd July 2016 it was featured as a part of the briefly available ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' DLC. == Controversy == The Five Nights at Freddy's DLC had to be cancelled just 21 days after launching because it was unlicensed. As a result, this piece became impossible to obtain, but several Freddy Fazbears still remain. == Gameplay == Freddy Fazbear functioned as the [[King|King piece]], causing game over for the allied team upon [[death]]. Only difference was that castling was renamed to "Pizzeria shuffle". Additionally, he was given a music box ability, which upon toggling played the ''Toreador March'' jingle on repeat. Only the player in control can toggle this and it was very annoying for the opponent == Trivia == * Freddy Fazbear has an extensive family, the most notable of which is [[Fredrick Fazbearington III]]. [[Category:Pieces]] ojrf70474x0o2u0mifn5ien46vme5gx 0 3031 5863 2023-05-07T05:23:48Z Joze.Gonzalez2004 50625523 Created page with "[[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har" 5863 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har 2cqoia4x53boirchfctyb7yi6fohhxn 5865 5863 2023-05-07T06:21:03Z Eteckty 52835685 5865 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! omk98hjdj34o1qp7j4cd2jdofdj5uph 5868 5865 2023-05-07T06:24:08Z 70.83.141.109 5868 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! Today's subject: Slavery ebs10kpbedyg67ddtaycc552wn6g06w 6919 5868 2023-11-06T23:33:16Z 166.199.242.39 and boys 6919 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex and boys]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! Today's subject: Slavery t7zfr6i21tl8y2372ayy0rql6c7935t 6920 6919 2023-11-07T21:13:05Z 135.148.233.107 6920 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex and boys]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! Today's subject: Slavery On a big black stormy night a man named the rizzler, rizzed up some level 5 gyatts from skibidi world to free them from there phantom tax. "OH NO Fredrick Fazbearing III", Baby gronk also rizzed up livy. Thena big giant adin ross came. When you were in Ohio Couldn't look you in the gyatt You're just like adin ross Your mew makes me edge you rizz me like Kai cenat in a Skibidi world I wish I was SIGMA You're so fucking sigma But I'm Baby Gronk Not a RIZZLER Whet the hell am I mewing here I Don't gyatt here I Don;t phamton tax here 08zp2ou85s0xs9n08e7ngbefkmq0qm0 6921 6920 2023-11-07T21:15:39Z 135.148.233.107 6921 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex and boys]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! Today's subject: Slavery On a big black stormy night a man named the rizzler, rizzed up some level 5 gyatts from skibidi world to free them from there phantom tax. "OH NO Fredrick Fazbearing III", Baby gronk also rizzed up livy. Thena big giant adin ross came. When you were in Ohio Couldn't look you in the gyatt You're just like adin ross Your mew makes me edge you rizz me like Kai cenat in a Skibidi world I wish I was SIGMA You're so fucking sigma But I'm Baby Gronk Not a RIZZLER Whet the hell am I mewing here I Don't gyatt here I Don't phamton tax here 1xfts184zvbxma5dd7u5fcjtq5rlemj 6922 6921 2023-11-08T21:22:50Z 51.81.153.23 6922 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex and boys baby gronk]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! Today's subject: Slavery On a big black stormy night a man named the rizzler, rizzed up some level 5 gyatts from skibidi world to free them from there phantom tax. "OH NO Fredrick Fazbearing III", Baby gronk also rizzed up livy. Then a big giant adin ross came. When you were in Ohio Couldn't look you in the gyatt You're just like adin ross Your mew makes me edge you rizz me like Kai cenat in a Skibidi world I wish I was SIGMA You're so fucking sigma But I'm Baby Gronk Not a RIZZLER Whet the hell am I mewing here I Don't gyatt here I Don't phamton tax here 2wedqlw85q642ikz60xz3l2hzby364k 6926 6922 2023-11-10T06:45:09Z 68.47.125.224 Blanked the page 6926 wikitext text/x-wiki phoiac9h4m842xq45sp7s6u21eteeq1 6927 6926 2023-11-10T06:45:11Z SOAP Bot 1907256 Automated rollback. Certainty: 90.29%. Was this a mistake? [[w:c:soap:Project:Cynthia|Click here]].) 6922 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:F4504F86-6106-407E-AFF2-685AC8E7D749.webp|thumb|Freddy prior to having hot gay sex and boys baby gronk]] you get him by having hardcore sex with the king and instantly win because har har har har har yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! Today's subject: Slavery On a big black stormy night a man named the rizzler, rizzed up some level 5 gyatts from skibidi world to free them from there phantom tax. "OH NO Fredrick Fazbearing III", Baby gronk also rizzed up livy. Then a big giant adin ross came. When you were in Ohio Couldn't look you in the gyatt You're just like adin ross Your mew makes me edge you rizz me like Kai cenat in a Skibidi world I wish I was SIGMA You're so fucking sigma But I'm Baby Gronk Not a RIZZLER Whet the hell am I mewing here I Don't gyatt here I Don't phamton tax here 2wedqlw85q642ikz60xz3l2hzby364k 0 3243 6382 2023-08-15T14:09:48Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "Relax! You're at the Free Square. Unlike any other Square, the Free Square has NO DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES, making it unique. [[Category:Squares]]" 6382 wikitext text/x-wiki Relax! You're at the Free Square. Unlike any other Square, the Free Square has NO DISTINCTIVE PROPERTIES, making it unique. [[Category:Squares]] cvr5g2uu9i4ddskncc5b6rtgqrsco0v 6395 6382 2023-08-15T16:16:46Z 78.40.233.10 6395 wikitext text/x-wiki Relax! You're at the Free Square. Ahh. That's better. [[Category:Squares]] bxa4u0eigyb0lva6lr4i7jcbdk0615x 0 2671 5155 2023-01-12T12:56:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''French Defense''' is a tactical defensive [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in the game [[Chess]] == How To Perform == To perform the '''French Defense''', one must possess at least 2 [[Rook|Rooks]] and make their [[King]] absorb these 2 Rooks. As a result, the King [[Transmutation|transmutates]] into the [[Eiffel Tower]]. This makes the King invincible for 10 [[Turn|turns]], but also becomes immobile as a result. == What Not To Do == * performing the '''French..." 5155 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''French Defense''' is a tactical defensive [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in the game [[Chess]] == How To Perform == To perform the '''French Defense''', one must possess at least 2 [[Rook|Rooks]] and make their [[King]] absorb these 2 Rooks. As a result, the King [[Transmutation|transmutates]] into the [[Eiffel Tower]]. This makes the King invincible for 10 [[Turn|turns]], but also becomes immobile as a result. == What Not To Do == * performing the '''French Defense''' as the first move is a [[blunder]], as it erases your Rooks and has no [[point]] * [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 9gn6om9izuvct1efxpd7hp6twxcgz9p 0 2669 5152 2023-01-12T08:48:51Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Friday the 13th''' is an [[event]] in [[Chess]], it takes place on any Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th is a day often associated with bad luck, therefore this event is made to parallel this: * every game ends in a draw * [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5152 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Friday the 13th''' is an [[event]] in [[Chess]], it takes place on any Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th is a day often associated with bad luck, therefore this event is made to parallel this: * every game ends in a draw * [[Category:Mechanics]] gxw56x4j5okh1k0bk361ib1ty14sgu1 5453 5152 2023-02-02T23:09:00Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5453 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Friday the 13th''' is an [[event]] in [[Chess]], it takes place on any Friday the 13th. Friday the 13th is a day often associated with bad luck, therefore this event is made to parallel this: * every game ends in a draw * [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Events]] c83saqkky6yrb9a6wff7t21rtwfj54t 0 2383 4579 2016-03-02T23:00:06Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[The real chess]] 4579 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[The real chess]] 9b2omxmlj92jpkbx757jxupq8r9mtw4 0 2804 5458 2023-02-03T00:22:24Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Frog chess-2.jpg|thumb|400x400px]] [[Category:Variants]]" 5458 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Frog chess-2.jpg|thumb|400x400px]] [[Category:Variants]] 61qxbsg2a0b7qrn9zy9v7z4v6773lru 0 2240 4286 2015-03-14T00:12:09Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''From's Gambit''' is a basic [[maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and is the natural counter to an attempted [[to]]. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of..." 4286 wikitext text/x-wiki '''From's Gambit''' is a basic [[maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and is the natural counter to an attempted [[to]]. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] hxiq9xu3fviij1xc53lsx8muexs7wg7 0 2864 5551 2023-02-05T14:00:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Front-facing-horsey.webp|thumb|304x304px]] Every [[turn]], it gets closer [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]]" 5551 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Front-facing-horsey.webp|thumb|304x304px]] Every [[turn]], it gets closer [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] ntwja7q9o274fmsycg0wriwt2qedp85 5565 5551 2023-02-06T00:16:57Z Craten 26192002 5565 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Front-facing-horsey.webp|thumb|304x304px]] Every [[turn]], it gets closer == Facts == * It is real * It can hurt you [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 6sdodd8qqwgyhbskdizztb7la132my8 5951 5565 2023-05-28T23:08:58Z BallbusterOIA 51687205 5951 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Front-facing-horsey.webp|thumb|304x304px]] Every [[turn]], it gets closer == Facts == * It is real * It can hurt you * who made this garbage [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] ludaaydl0tp5in6q5qw73gz2h03s5pm 5953 5951 2023-05-29T09:43:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Undo revision 5951 by [[Special:Contributions/BallbusterOIA|BallbusterOIA]] ([[User talk:BallbusterOIA|talk]]) 5953 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Front-facing-horsey.webp|thumb|304x304px]] Every [[turn]], it gets closer == Facts == * It is real * It can hurt you [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 6sdodd8qqwgyhbskdizztb7la132my8 0 2487 4804 2016-08-09T19:01:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Frowns''' have no place in [[Chess]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]]" 4804 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Frowns''' have no place in [[Chess]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 3u7rdfpxb9kqoohzwqpdvrazje8ua1h 0 3464 6960 2024-01-06T02:54:01Z 92.4.231.219 Created page with "When a [[move]], [[player]], [[Piece]], [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]], or [[other]], is not legal, but [[Chess]] still doesn't really like it, it is [[Frowned upon]] ☹️. A Frown emoji ☹️ is added in [[Notation|move notation]]. Different strengths of Frown are possible: * 🙁 General/mild frown. * ☹️ Stronger frown. * 😞 Chess is not mad, just disappointed. * 😟 Quite upsetting really. * 😦 This frown is exclusively for frowned-upon things that also..." 6960 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[move]], [[player]], [[Piece]], [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]], or [[other]], is not legal, but [[Chess]] still doesn't really like it, it is [[Frowned upon]] ☹️. A Frown emoji ☹️ is added in [[Notation|move notation]]. Different strengths of Frown are possible: * 🙁 General/mild frown. * ☹️ Stronger frown. * 😞 Chess is not mad, just disappointed. * 😟 Quite upsetting really. * 😦 This frown is exclusively for frowned-upon things that also somewhat surprised Chess. * 😠 Here, frowns incorporate anger. * 😡 Stronger anger. * 🤬 At this point, Chess is so angry that it [[Cursing|swears]], which is itself ☹️ [[:Category:Meta|frowned upon]]. Note that the note 😤 does not denote a frown, but a look of triumph — quite the inverse! Chess is impressed by your innovation. == See also == [[Cheesing]] [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Notation]] 0a1ulgbu6tivrmc0kfe6j1dv0aipcwg 6961 6960 2024-01-06T02:56:12Z 92.4.231.219 6961 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[move]], [[player]], [[Piece]], [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]], or [[other]], is not legal, but [[Chess]] still doesn't really like it, it is [[Frowned upon]] ☹️. A Frown emoji ☹️ is added in [[Notation|move notation]]. Different strengths of Frown are possible: * 🙁 General/mild frown. * ☹️ Stronger frown. * 😞 Chess is not mad, just disappointed. * 😟 Quite upsetting really. * 😦 This frown is exclusively for frowned-upon things that also somewhat surprised Chess. * 😠 Here, frowns incorporate anger. * 😡 Stronger anger. * 🤬 At this point, Chess is so angry that it [[Cursing|swears]], which is itself ☹️ [[:Category:Meta|frowned upon]]. Most of these frowns have no effect on play, which is why some showboat players like to get as many as possible, arranged into a pattern, sometimes even spelling phrases such as "would you marry me soon?". Note that the note 😤 does not denote a frown, but a look of triumph — quite the inverse! Chess is impressed by your innovation. == See also == [[Cheesing]] [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Notation]] bxbb0f7fvul0df22lly771ib70tasaj 6962 6961 2024-01-06T02:56:46Z 92.4.231.219 6962 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[move]], [[player]], [[Piece]], [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]], or [[other]], is not legal, but [[Chess]] still doesn't really like it, it is [[Frowned upon]] ☹️. A Frown emoji ☹️ is added in [[Notation|move notation]]. Different strengths of Frown are possible: * 🙁 General/mild frown. * ☹️ Stronger frown. * 😞 Chess is not mad, just disappointed. * 😟 Quite upsetting really. * 😦 This frown is exclusively for frowned-upon things that also somewhat surprised Chess. * 😠 Here, frowns incorporate anger. * 😡 Stronger anger. * 🤬 At this point, Chess is so angry that it [[Cursing|swears]], which is itself ☹️ [[:Category:Meta|frowned upon]]. Most of these frowns have no effect on play, which is why some [[showboat]] players like [[to]] get as many as possible, arranged into a pattern, sometimes even spelling phrases such as ''"would you marry me soon?"''. Note that the note 😤 does not denote a frown, but a look of triumph — quite the inverse! Chess is impressed by your innovation. == See also == [[Cheesing]] [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Notation]] ir24b6nq574a4cgagh27fkl7fom5j2k 0 3346 6606 2023-09-04T10:27:58Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' is a [[:Category:Minigames|subgame]] in which three [[Piece|Pieces]] are presented and are subjected, one each, [[to]] each of the titular verbs. It may be activated by any [[Player]] during any [[Turn]], as [[banter]]. Invoking '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' is a good way to score a premeditated '''[[Kill]]''', but with the commitment of ''"til death do us part"'' [[marriage]] vows and doing [[Fucking|the other one]] to mutual completion. '''Fuck, Mar..." 6606 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' is a [[:Category:Minigames|subgame]] in which three [[Piece|Pieces]] are presented and are subjected, one each, [[to]] each of the titular verbs. It may be activated by any [[Player]] during any [[Turn]], as [[banter]]. Invoking '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' is a good way to score a premeditated '''[[Kill]]''', but with the commitment of ''"til death do us part"'' [[marriage]] vows and doing [[Fucking|the other one]] to mutual completion. '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' has certain [[Move legality|legal binds]] due to the questionable legality of one of its constituent actions: A [[player]] may only invoke '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''', if they are not already [[Marriage|Married]] (without being [[Divorced]], or [[Widow|annulled through death]] or [[Marriage#Annulment|annulled:other]]), unless they are on [[B2|a Square that permits polygamy]]. When [[Player|you]] invoke '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''', '''your [[opponent]] picks''' the three candidates from their own Pieces, unless they have 3 or fewer remaining Pieces. Opponents typically choose three [[Pawn|Pawns]] due to their low [[Piece]] [[value]] and sexual mediocrity. [[Category:Minigames]] 6xhjdubxyxvo4xqqbzq8o0zgwnua2a1 6607 6606 2023-09-04T10:28:52Z Craten 26192002 6607 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' is a [[:Category:Minigames|subgame]] in which three [[Piece|Pieces]] are presented and are subjected, one each, [[to]] each of the titular verbs. It may be activated by any [[Player]] during any [[Turn]], as [[banter]]. Invoking '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' is a good way to score a premeditated '''[[Kill]]''', but with the commitment of ''"til [[death]] do us part"'' [[marriage]] vows and doing [[Fucking|the other one]] to mutual completion. Since each [[Marriage|wedding ceremony]] can take a while to plan and undertake, some players avoid this subgame. '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''' has certain [[Move legality|legal binds]] due to the questionable legality of one of its constituent actions: A [[player]] may only invoke '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''', if they are not already [[Marriage|Married]] (without being [[Divorced]], or [[Widow|annulled through death]] or [[Marriage#Annulment|annulled:other]]), unless they are on [[B2|a Square that permits polygamy]]. When [[Player|you]] invoke '''Fuck, Marry, Kill''', '''your [[opponent]] picks''' the three candidates from their own Pieces, unless they have 3 or fewer remaining Pieces. Opponents typically choose three [[Pawn|Pawns]] due to their low [[Piece]] [[value]] and sexual mediocrity. [[Category:Minigames]] 2sgwtnp4u592ksrfxg8u5kqea7wddwz 0 3520 7164 2024-06-29T22:14:26Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "To perform a [[Full Hustle]] in [[Chess]], you must first sacrifice your (nearly-) every [[Piece]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[Taken]] immediately, saying things such as "what does this one do", "is this the prawn", "ok ill go here hehe" in a girly voice while showing your cleavage and pouting, without your opponent noticing that you're doing this. When [[left]] with just your [[King]], that's when you reveal that you were a [[Chexpert]] all along, switch to a manly voice and disp..." 7164 wikitext text/x-wiki To perform a [[Full Hustle]] in [[Chess]], you must first sacrifice your (nearly-) every [[Piece]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[Taken]] immediately, saying things such as "what does this one do", "is this the prawn", "ok ill go here hehe" in a girly voice while showing your cleavage and pouting, without your opponent noticing that you're doing this. When [[left]] with just your [[King]], that's when you reveal that you were a [[Chexpert]] all along, switch to a manly voice and dispatch your opponent's every Piece in consecutive Turns. The only way to beat a Full Hustle is easily [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Advanced techniques]] qf1bhkozzon8yicfnh7ww9pc8vtu3ed 7167 7164 2024-06-29T22:20:04Z Craten 26192002 7167 wikitext text/x-wiki To perform a [[Full Hustle]] in [[Chess]], you must first sacrifice your (nearly-) every [[Piece]] [[to]] [[B|be]] [[Taken]] immediately, saying things such as "what does this one do", "is this the prawn", "ok ill go here hehe" in a girly voice while showing your [[cleavage]] and pouting, without your opponent noticing that you're doing this. When [[left]] with just your [[King]], that's when you reveal that you were a [[Chexpert]] all along, switch to a manly voice and dispatch your opponent's every Piece in consecutive Turns. The only way to beat a Full Hustle is easily [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Advanced techniques]] 9529janlkkk3e6o263wnvehg9bg6v0h 0 2352 4504 2016-02-02T04:46:26Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "''What did the Rook say to the Bishop?'' ''Pawn to B5''" 4504 wikitext text/x-wiki ''What did the Rook say to the Bishop?'' ''Pawn to B5'' gzco3zvsimzugbi4p58o9nu2a5qb0k0 4505 4504 2016-02-02T04:47:35Z 82.31.22.143 4505 wikitext text/x-wiki === It's all in Chesst! === ''What did the Rook say to the Bishop?'' ''Pawn to B5'' 11e13lg5rqivzyc74kc4nulfsdpsilc 4506 4505 2016-02-02T04:48:00Z 82.31.22.143 4506 wikitext text/x-wiki ''What did the Rook say to the Bishop?'' ''Pawn to B5'' gzco3zvsimzugbi4p58o9nu2a5qb0k0 7126 4506 2024-06-27T22:48:31Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 7126 wikitext text/x-wiki ''What did the Rook say to the Bishop?'' ''Pawn to B5'' [[Category:Fun!]] 3o6qlofefbkc1j9qr3qlcrxnm3e56sj 0 2568 4953 2019-01-01T20:28:32Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess]] 4953 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess]] 27dsocy2x2swdq72sfhhnr9dhhckqp1 0 2202 4199 2015-03-11T08:59:23Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Future Chess '''will be a variant of [[Chess]] played using jetpacks." 4199 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Future Chess '''will be a variant of [[Chess]] played using jetpacks. 8s9exd1fytwgaaleoupr592xgcjrnv6 4200 4199 2015-03-11T08:59:29Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4200 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Future Chess '''will be a variant of [[Chess]] played using jetpacks. [[Category:Variants]] qe75r69zxdvyc3tn7e2t9yx0i20xpuh 0 2798 5445 2023-02-02T20:38:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "File '''G''' is actually a folder. It is empty. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Folders]]" 5445 wikitext text/x-wiki File '''G''' is actually a folder. It is empty. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Folders]] 3pbft63udkp5u7ios49cryqupw2r7pn 0 2912 5639 2023-02-07T20:25:57Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Go]] 5639 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Go]] [[Category:Squares]] eokx7zjrkld9912yppsglmenke8fhqd 5674 5639 2023-02-08T21:14:45Z Craten 26192002 5674 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Go]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] ez77njkxdxn4ybso2cbk4zvkmmgkxg0 0 3234 6365 2023-08-14T09:17:20Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "G2 is considered a [[List of Chess Mysteries|Chess Mystery]]. No [[Piece]] has ever set base there, except the [[White]] [[King]] [[Bishop]] [[Pawn]], which starts there. [[Category:Squares]]" 6365 wikitext text/x-wiki G2 is considered a [[List of Chess Mysteries|Chess Mystery]]. No [[Piece]] has ever set base there, except the [[White]] [[King]] [[Bishop]] [[Pawn]], which starts there. [[Category:Squares]] b4brsmo9unr9nu06vhvo8f57a3ssm2l 0 2306 4407 2016-01-22T01:41:34Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''G3''' is a small country with population of approximately 120.000 (1997 census). It is populated by small beings known as '''Who'''s, who live and work within the boundarie..." 4407 wikitext text/x-wiki '''G3''' is a small country with population of approximately 120.000 (1997 census). It is populated by small beings known as '''Who'''s, who live and work within the boundaries of the square. Evidence of their existence was first proposed by one T. Geisel, who was not believed and, in fact, roundly mocked--the belief at the time was that, in accordance with findings by Abbott and Costello, that the Whos were on G1 and that the contents of G3 were something of a terra incognita. However, their existence was confirmed decades later, when it was discovered with high-powered electron-scanning microscopes that every time a piece landed on G3, the death of an entire country, culture, people, and way of life occurred, and that it was morally reprehensible to ever land on the square G3. Needless to say, all major ethical systems were modified to include an exception about this eventuality (with efforts led by R. Nozick), and chess gameplay safely continues traditionally to this day. [[Category:Squares]] flbo0qwot2biqm0rt991ugx7irwelc2 4410 4407 2016-01-22T01:49:07Z Milo fett 34586 4410 wikitext text/x-wiki '''G3''' is a small country with population of approximately 120.000 (1997 census). It is populated by small beings known as '''Who'''s, who live and work within the boundaries of the square. Evidence of their existence was first proposed by one T. Geisel, who was not believed and, in fact, roundly mocked--the belief at the time was that, in accordance with findings by Abbott and Costello, that the Whos were on G1 and that the contents of G3 were something of a terra incognita. However, their existence was confirmed decades later, when it was discovered with high-powered electron-scanning microscopes that every time a piece landed on G3, the death of an entire country, culture, people, and way of life occurred, and that it was morally reprehensible [[to]] ever land on the square G3. Needless [[to]] say, all major ethical systems were modified [[to]] include an exception about this eventuality (with efforts led by R. Nozick), and chess gameplay safely continues traditionally [[to]] this day. [[Category:Squares]] 2bdxopoyxtwsvx8z7i91ent3rhipynb 0 2681 5180 2023-01-16T23:08:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "As far as we're concerned, [[:Category:Squares|square]] G4 is just fucking missing and nobody has done anything about it [[Category:Squares]]" 5180 wikitext text/x-wiki As far as we're concerned, [[:Category:Squares|square]] G4 is just fucking missing and nobody has done anything about it [[Category:Squares]] qn56ewsgm4si5jli5ivyhm0o84sucrm 0 2752 5344 2023-01-27T07:52:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''G5''' is actually a [[Square colors|light-colored]] [[square]], but is owned by [[Disney]], any unlicensed depictions of this square must have [[a]] different color, dark is often used instead [[Category:Squares]]" 5344 wikitext text/x-wiki '''G5''' is actually a [[Square colors|light-colored]] [[square]], but is owned by [[Disney]], any unlicensed depictions of this square must have [[a]] different color, dark is often used instead [[Category:Squares]] dtt1uy80qaugeb3ki1dr800qy0xa086 5349 5344 2023-01-29T01:58:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 5349 wikitext text/x-wiki '''G5''' is actually a [[Square colors|light-colored]] [[square]], but is owned by [[Disney]], so any unlicensed depictions of this square must have [[a]] different color. Dark is often used instead [[Category:Squares]] bb4f6h5nalyz5opnj53c2vks3gnzlco 0 2290 4377 2015-03-28T02:34:09Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "##redirect [[Go to Jail]]" 4377 wikitext text/x-wiki ##redirect [[Go to Jail]] gh5jhxadefsdnja93mt7q0b3w36ytec 4378 4377 2015-03-28T02:34:44Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[Go to Jail]] 4378 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Go to Jail]] __STATICREDIRECT__ sd77l6lmwta2zkqj9nzxo1u9vqvv8a1 4379 4378 2015-03-28T02:34:52Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4379 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Go to Jail]] __STATICREDIRECT__ [[Category:Squares]] ijrd4hykqkxegpykac5xlp6qacfm6f5 0 3195 6244 2023-07-28T14:07:07Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Typically, the [[:Category:Squares|square]] G7 starts out as Quicksand. This is bad news for the [[Black]] [[Pawn]] who starts there, who has [[3]] [[Turn|turns]] [[to]] escape (and cannot move on the third turn). Black tends to lead with this Pawn to avoid this fate. [[Category:Squares]]" 6244 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically, the [[:Category:Squares|square]] G7 starts out as Quicksand. This is bad news for the [[Black]] [[Pawn]] who starts there, who has [[3]] [[Turn|turns]] [[to]] escape (and cannot move on the third turn). Black tends to lead with this Pawn to avoid this fate. [[Category:Squares]] b4b8am024mbxj9788vc9sbox2l76smz 6245 6244 2023-07-28T14:07:45Z 2.97.99.207 6245 wikitext text/x-wiki Typically, the [[:Category:Squares|square]] G7 starts out as Quicksand. This is bad [[Newspaper|news]] for the [[Black]] [[Pawn]] who starts there, who has [[3]] [[Turn|turns]] [[to]] [[Escape Room|escape]] (and cannot move on the third turn). Black tends [[to]] lead with this Pawn [[to]] [[Chess Void|avoid]] this [[F8|fate]]. [[Category:Squares]] lsnx13m8h27a08p6n1j3u5xw6hv1lb5 0 2927 5673 2023-02-08T21:14:06Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 5673 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] 9mdhswf36c96od850zodfh6oa7broz5 5675 5673 2023-02-08T21:24:23Z Craten 26192002 5675 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] The [[:Category:Geopolitics|eight nations of Chess]] meet in square [[G8]] (in [[G]]) to discuss [[strategy]], [[The Rules|rules]] and [[Q -6|holidays]]. gonnahvapsqdx88wn8kqely2jnjam9t 5676 5675 2023-02-08T21:24:37Z Craten 26192002 5676 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] The [[:Category:Geopolitics|eight nations of Chess]] meet in [[square]] [[G8]] (in [[G]]) [[to]] discuss [[strategy]], [[The Rules|rules]] and [[Q -6|holidays]]. 57uptdfz4bwqthup0ain8iaqlfr4uwa 6435 5676 2023-08-19T22:45:09Z 2.97.99.207 6435 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] The [[:Category:Geopolitics|eight nations of Chess]] meet in [[square]] [[G8]] (in [[G]]) [[to]] discuss [[strategy]], [[The Rules|rules]] and [[Q -6|holidays]]. G8 is bordered by G7, G9, F7, F8, F9, [[Chess Mysteries|unknown]], and the [[Backdoor]]. dokoadl4p77lj92n3l0tayjupzmjyck 6438 6435 2023-08-19T22:47:20Z 2.97.99.207 6438 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] The [[:Category:Geopolitics|eight nations of Chess]] meet in [[square]] [[G8]] (in [[G]]) [[to]] discuss [[strategy]], [[The Rules|rules]] and [[Q -6|holidays]]. G8 is bordered by [[G7]], [[G9]], [[F7]], [[F8]], [[F9]], [[Chess Mysteries|unknown]], and the [[Backdoor]]. hl9nalovbg31qguy0vas2ftt6v7pxik 0 2637 5103 2023-01-09T22:18:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Chess]] 5103 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess]] 27dsocy2x2swdq72sfhhnr9dhhckqp1 0 2684 5185 2023-01-17T10:49:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Chess]] was nominated Game Of The Year 2022" 5185 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] was nominated Game Of The Year 2022 kfze9bziwfaqg9t22gm2e5uzcefz04a 5197 5185 2023-01-18T02:36:23Z 79.66.87.129 5197 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] was nominated Game Of The Year 2022. It lost to [[Pheasant]]. i5r1q63rrmnbzq8vuhjhqtl6wbqzrda 5438 5197 2023-02-02T19:31:03Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5438 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] was nominated Game Of The Year 2022. It lost to [[Pheasant]]. [[Category:Events]] fex4wp672txva23vgv2zose5vvr6a4h 0 3224 6328 2023-08-08T18:46:38Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "<pre>A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?</pre> <small>—The computer from that one Matthew Broderick movie on nice games of [[Chess]]</small> '''Game theory''' is the study of mathematical models of [[Strategy|strategic]] interactions among rational [[Spy|agents]]. Its mastery is essential [[to]] high-level play in [[Chess]], as well as being useful if you're ever arrested for a crime in a jurisdiction with elaborate s..." 6328 wikitext text/x-wiki <pre>A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?</pre> <small>—The computer from that one Matthew Broderick movie on nice games of [[Chess]]</small> '''Game theory''' is the study of mathematical models of [[Strategy|strategic]] interactions among rational [[Spy|agents]]. Its mastery is essential [[to]] high-level play in [[Chess]], as well as being useful if you're ever arrested for a crime in a jurisdiction with elaborate sentencing rules for informants. == History == [[File:AncientSans.jpg|250px|thumb|An early treatise in game theory, c. 3rd century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]]] The field was first developed when pioneering philosopher Matthew Patrick put forth the question: '''what if Sans is actually Ness from Earthbound?''' This line of inquiry revolutionized not only gaming journalism, but regular journalism as well, and culminated in [[Pope|the Pope]] being gifted a copy of [[Chess]] for the first time in [[Chess timeline|history]]. Since then, game theory has been expanded to cover many other disciplines, including [[:Category:Films|film]], [[food]], and [[style]]. == Problems in game theory == === The Prisoner's Dilemma === In this scenario, the [[player]] is held captive in a [[prison]] and presented with a modified [[4|2x2]] [[chessboard]]: {| class="article-table" ! !! [[a]] !! [[b]] |- ! [[2]] | 0, -3 || -2, -2 |- ! [[1]] | -1, -1 (♟) || -3, 0 |} The player is given a [[pawn]] on [[square]] [[A1]], and is asked to choose which [[rank]] the pawn ends up in. However, they must beware: their unseen [[opponent]] is sitting on the left side of the board, and by the same token may choose the [[file]] of the pawn without communicating with the player. In this way, the pawn may end up on any of the four squares, depending on the two players' choices. The best outcome for the player can only be reached—and the worst outcome avoided—if they decide to move the pawn forward to [[2|Rank 2]], giving them zero [[point]]s and losing their opponent three points. However, if their opponent reasons along similar lines, both players lose two points—a strictly worse outcome for each player compared to both choosing not to move the pawn and only losing one point. Note that the prison is just there for [[ambience]]. == Chicken == In this game, the player is given a choice: should they ride a bike next to a cliff while blindfolded, or not? However, the twist is that their opponent is allowed to call them '''chicken''' if they refuse. == Stag hunt == This is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] in which one player plays the role of the [[Hunter]], while the other takes control of the [[Stag]] [[piece]]. The hunter has a weak ranged attack, while the Stag can only make [[melee]] attacks but is able to charge across the board. The game ends when one either player manages to reduce the other's [[HP]] to [[0]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]] [[Category:Theories]] nej7dkazv4bwb6y2rowkrh0mgj8lz05 6329 6328 2023-08-08T18:53:35Z Milo fett 34586 6329 wikitext text/x-wiki <pre>A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?</pre> <small>—The computer from that one Matthew Broderick movie on nice games of [[Chess]]</small> '''Game theory''' is the study of mathematical models of [[Strategy|strategic]] interactions among rational [[Spy|agents]]. Its mastery is essential [[to]] high-level play in [[Chess]], as well as being useful if you're ever arrested for a crime in a jurisdiction with elaborate sentencing rules for informants. == History == [[File:AncientSans.jpg|250px|thumb|An early treatise in game theory, c. 3rd century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]]] The field was first developed when pioneering philosopher Matthew Patrick put forth the question: '''what if Sans is actually Ness from Earthbound?''' This line of inquiry revolutionized not only gaming journalism, but regular journalism as well, and culminated in [[Pope|the Pope]] being gifted a copy of [[Chess]] for the first time in [[Chess timeline|history]]. Since then, game theory has been expanded to cover many other disciplines, including [[:Category:Films|film]], [[food]], and [[style]]. == Problems in game theory == === The Prisoner's Dilemma === In this scenario, the [[player]] is held captive in a [[prison]] and presented with a modified [[4|2x2]] [[chessboard]]: {| class="article-table" ! !! [[a]] !! [[b]] |- ! [[2]] | 0, -3 || -2, -2 |- ! [[1]] | -1, -1 (♟) || -3, 0 |} The player is given a [[pawn]] on [[square]] [[A1]], and is asked to choose which [[rank]] the pawn ends up in. However, they must beware: their unseen [[opponent]] is sitting on the left side of the board, and by the same token may choose the [[file]] of the pawn without communicating with the player. In this way, the pawn may end up on any of the four squares, depending on the two players' choices. The best outcome for the player can only be reached—and the worst outcome avoided—if they decide to move the pawn forward to [[2|Rank 2]], giving them zero [[point]]s and losing their opponent three points. However, if their opponent reasons along similar lines, both players lose two points—a strictly worse outcome for each player compared to both choosing not to move the pawn and only losing one point. Note that the prison is just there for [[ambience]]. === Chicken === In this game, the player is given a choice: should they ride a bike next to a cliff while blindfolded, or not? However, the twist is that their opponent is allowed to call them '''chicken''' if they refuse. === Stag hunt === This is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] in which one player plays the role of the [[Hunter]], while the other takes control of the [[Stag]] [[piece]]. The hunter has a weak ranged attack, while the Stag can only make [[melee]] attacks but is able to charge across the board. The game ends when one either player manages to reduce the other's [[HP]] to [[0]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]] [[Category:Theories]] nvhhy041ddidn8vqt720k0dyc0atp2o 6330 6329 2023-08-08T19:06:18Z Milo fett 34586 6330 wikitext text/x-wiki <pre>A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?</pre> <small>—The computer from that one Matthew Broderick movie on nice games of [[Chess]]</small> '''Game theory''' is the study of mathematical models of [[Strategy|strategic]] interactions among rational [[Spy|agents]]. Its mastery is essential [[to]] high-level play in [[Chess]], as well as being useful if you're ever arrested for a crime in a jurisdiction with elaborate sentencing rules for informants. == History == [[File:AncientSans.jpg|250px|thumb|An early treatise in game theory, c. 3rd century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]]] The field was first developed when pioneering philosopher Matthew Patrick put forth the question: '''what if Sans is actually Ness from Earthbound?''' This line of inquiry revolutionized not only gaming journalism, but regular journalism as well, and culminated in [[Pope|the Pope]] being gifted a copy of [[Chess]] for the first time in [[Chess timeline|history]]. Since then, game theory has been expanded to cover many other disciplines, including [[:Category:Films|film]], [[food]], and [[style]]. == Problems in game theory == === The Prisoner's Dilemma === In this scenario, the [[player]] is held captive in a [[prison]] and presented with a modified [[4|2x2]] [[chessboard]]: {| class="article-table" ! !! [[a]] !! [[b]] |- ! [[2]] | 0, -3 || -2, -2 |- ! [[1]] | -1, -1 (♟) || -3, 0 |} The player is given a [[pawn]] on [[square]] [[A1]], and is asked to choose which [[rank]] the pawn ends up in. However, they must beware: their unseen [[opponent]] is sitting on the left side of the board, and by the same token may choose the [[file]] of the pawn without communicating with the player. In this way, the pawn may end up on any of the four squares, depending on the two players' [[choice]]s. The best outcome for the player can only be reached—and the worst outcome avoided—if they decide to move the pawn forward to [[2|Rank 2]], giving them zero [[point]]s and losing their opponent three points. However, if their opponent reasons along similar lines, both players lose two points—a strictly worse outcome for each player compared to both choosing not to move the pawn and only losing one point. Note that the prison is just there for [[ambience]]. === Chicken === In this game, the player is given a [[choice]]: should they ride a bike next to a cliff while blindfolded, or not? However, the twist is that their opponent is allowed to call them '''chicken''' if they refuse. === Stag hunt === This is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] in which one player plays the role of the [[Hunter]], while the other takes control of the [[Stag]] [[piece]]. The hunter has a weak ranged attack, while the Stag can only make [[melee]] attacks but is able to charge across the board. The game ends when one either player manages to reduce the other's [[HP]] to [[0]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]] [[Category:Theories]] 43w1nm0d7m2gnedukt8w78eq5wi9dzk 6338 6330 2023-08-08T23:44:26Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6338 wikitext text/x-wiki <pre>A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?</pre> <small>—The computer from that one Matthew Broderick movie on nice games of [[Chess]]</small> '''Game theory''' is the study of mathematical models of [[Strategy|strategic]] interactions among rational [[Spy|agents]]. Its mastery is essential [[to]] high-level play in [[Chess]], as well as being useful if you're ever arrested for a crime in a jurisdiction with elaborate sentencing rules for informants. == History == [[File:AncientSans.jpg|250px|thumb|An early treatise in game theory, c. 3rd century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]]] The field was first developed when pioneering philosopher Matthew Patrick put forth the question: '''what if Sans is actually Ness from Earthbound?''' This line of inquiry revolutionized not only gaming journalism, but regular journalism as well, and culminated in [[Pope|the Pope]] being gifted a copy of [[Chess]] for the first time in [[Chess timeline|history]]. Since then, game theory has been expanded to cover many other disciplines, including [[:Category:Films|film]], [[food]], and [[style]]. == Problems in game theory == === The Prisoner's Dilemma === In this scenario, the [[player]] is held captive in a [[prison]] and presented with a modified [[4|2x2]] [[chessboard]]: {| class="article-table" ! !! [[a]] !! [[b]] |- ! [[2]] | 0, -3 || -2, -2 |- ! [[1]] | -1, -1 (♟) || -3, 0 |} The player is given a [[pawn]] on [[square]] [[A1]], and is asked to choose which [[rank]] the pawn ends up in. However, they must beware: their unseen [[opponent]] is sitting on the left side of the board, and by the same token may choose the [[file]] of the pawn without communicating with the player. In this way, the pawn may end up on any of the four squares, depending on the two players' [[choice]]s. The best outcome for the player can only be reached—and the worst outcome avoided—if they decide to move the pawn forward to [[2|Rank 2]], giving them zero [[point]]s and losing their opponent three points. However, if their opponent reasons along similar lines, both players lose two points—a strictly worse outcome for each player compared to both choosing not to move the pawn and only losing one point. Note that the prison is just there for [[ambience]]. === Chicken === In this game, the player is given a [[choice]]: should they ride a bike next to a cliff while blindfolded, or not? However, the twist is that their opponent is allowed to call them '''chicken''' if they refuse. === Stag hunt === This is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] in which one player plays the role of the [[Hunter]], while the other takes control of the [[Stag]] [[piece]]. The hunter has a weak ranged attack, while the Stag can only make [[melee]] attacks but is able to charge across the board. The game ends when one either player manages to reduce the other's [[HP]] to [[0]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]] [[Category:Theories]] [[Category:Dilemmas]] ho0ssa5hasfalf94j30di806njksu48 6902 6338 2023-10-09T08:06:02Z 78.40.233.11 6902 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Misconceptions|the theory that Chess is a game]]''<pre>A STRANGE GAME. THE ONLY WINNING MOVE IS NOT TO PLAY. HOW ABOUT A NICE GAME OF CHESS?</pre> <small>—The computer from that one Matthew Broderick movie on nice games of [[Chess]]</small> '''Game theory''' is the study of mathematical models of [[Strategy|strategic]] interactions among rational [[Spy|agents]]. Its mastery is essential [[to]] high-level play in [[Chess]], as well as being useful if you're ever arrested for a crime in a jurisdiction with elaborate sentencing rules for informants. == History == [[File:AncientSans.jpg|250px|thumb|An early treatise in game theory, c. 3rd century [[Chessian Calendar|CE]]]] The field was first developed when pioneering philosopher Matthew Patrick put forth the question: '''what if Sans is actually Ness from Earthbound?''' This line of inquiry revolutionized not only gaming journalism, but regular journalism as well, and culminated in [[Pope|the Pope]] being gifted a copy of [[Chess]] for the first time in [[Chess timeline|history]]. Since then, game theory has been expanded to cover many other disciplines, including [[:Category:Films|film]], [[food]], and [[style]]. == Problems in game theory == === The Prisoner's Dilemma === In this scenario, the [[player]] is held captive in a [[prison]] and presented with a modified [[4|2x2]] [[chessboard]]: {| class="article-table" ! !! [[a]] !! [[b]] |- ! [[2]] | 0, -3 || -2, -2 |- ! [[1]] | -1, -1 (♟) || -3, 0 |} The player is given a [[pawn]] on [[square]] [[A1]], and is asked to choose which [[rank]] the pawn ends up in. However, they must beware: their unseen [[opponent]] is sitting on the left side of the board, and by the same token may choose the [[file]] of the pawn without communicating with the player. In this way, the pawn may end up on any of the four squares, depending on the two players' [[choice]]s. The best outcome for the player can only be reached—and the worst outcome avoided—if they decide to move the pawn forward to [[2|Rank 2]], giving them zero [[point]]s and losing their opponent three points. However, if their opponent reasons along similar lines, both players lose two points—a strictly worse outcome for each player compared to both choosing not to move the pawn and only losing one point. Note that the prison is just there for [[ambience]]. === Chicken === In this game, the player is given a [[choice]]: should they ride a bike next to a cliff while blindfolded, or not? However, the twist is that their opponent is allowed to call them '''chicken''' if they refuse. === Stag hunt === This is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] in which one player plays the role of the [[Hunter]], while the other takes control of the [[Stag]] [[piece]]. The hunter has a weak ranged attack, while the Stag can only make [[melee]] attacks but is able to charge across the board. The game ends when one either player manages to reduce the other's [[HP]] to [[0]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Economics]] [[Category:Theories]] [[Category:Dilemmas]] eumpko3zo0w6oft6ukvnsp871nmdvmj 0 2525 4884 2016-12-22T05:07:56Z 82.31.7.40 Redirected page to [[Garry Kasparov]] 4884 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Garry Kasparov]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 8jfghbmf8ipkz3mtsuk9u40pv0ymeu3 0 2673 5159 2023-01-13T13:08:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:3375a32f1cb59c1b067eb29a289ab2a4.jpg|thumb|specimen]] '''Garfield''' is a known [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. He has a good moveset but can only move if lasgna is provided at the target [[square]]. Garfield cannot be used on [[Monday|Mondays]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]]" 5159 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:3375a32f1cb59c1b067eb29a289ab2a4.jpg|thumb|specimen]] '''Garfield''' is a known [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. He has a good moveset but can only move if lasgna is provided at the target [[square]]. Garfield cannot be used on [[Monday|Mondays]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] gojw4f5e9a8tsxkkup52e3h0pr4i2a9 0 2947 5716 2023-02-11T13:05:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Garry Kasparov]] 5716 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Garry Kasparov]] o19lzibaxr3dwimhsa9s4erkwgmea27 0 2524 4883 2016-12-22T05:04:33Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "Garamond Kasparov is an internationally-renowned [[Chessman]], whom many consider to be the greatest [[Chess]] player of the [[Chess Timeline|mid-'90s]]. Born '''Chet Wilkins..." 4883 wikitext text/x-wiki Garamond Kasparov is an internationally-renowned [[Chessman]], whom many consider to be the greatest [[Chess]] player of the [[Chess Timeline|mid-'90s]]. Born '''Chet Wilkins''' in Ontario, 1934, Kasparov's father was a blind salesman, his mother a blinds salesperson, and his sister 3 years old. Kasparov grew up isolated from his community and soon took [[to]] Chess as a form of stress relief, playing against himself. He always won. In 1960, aged 16, Kasparov participated in his first tournament. Though he was severely wounded in the [[Chess Boxing|Boxing]] sections, his skill at Chess brought him victory after victory and he was soon declared [[Grandmaster|the very best]]. He inherited his current name from the prior champion, [[Garamond Kasparov|Garry Kasparov]] (current name unknown). As grandmaster, Kasparov started the annual [[Chess|Chess But Without Boxing]] tournaments and went on to retain his title for the next [[Years in Chess#1982|fo]][[Years in Chess#1984|ur]] [[Years in Chess#1985|ye]][[Years in Chess#1986|ars]], after which it was [[Years in Chess#1986|decided]] that a grandmaster would be expected to compete in order to retain his or their title. He is known to[[Cheating| cheat]] at Chess, often by consulting [[Chess Fanon Wiki|chess help websites]] on his mobile cellphone during his opponent's [[:Category:Birds|tern]]. He makes no secret of this and has even suggested that others should do the same. Kasparov remained a significant chesster and dinner party attendee throughout the [[Years in Chess#1996|Silver Age of Chess]], before retiring from Chess in [[Years in Chess#1998|1998]] and turning to a life of [[Twitter]]. 3wlim5n159jleburygu5grhzr14yelk 5710 4883 2023-02-11T02:25:25Z Craten 26192002 5710 wikitext text/x-wiki Garamond Kasparov is an internationally-renowned [[Chessman]], whom many consider to be the greatest [[Chess]] player of the [[Chess Timeline|mid-'90s]]. Born '''Chet Wilkins''' in Ontario, 1934, Kasparov's father was a blind salesman, his mother a blinds salesperson, and his sister 3 years old. Kasparov grew up isolated from his community and soon took [[to]] Chess as a form of stress relief, playing against himself. He always won. In 1960, aged 16, Kasparov participated in his first tournament. Though he was severely wounded in the [[Chess Boxing|Boxing]] sections, his skill at Chess brought him victory after victory and he was soon declared [[Grandmaster|the very best]]. He inherited his current name from the prior champion, [[Garamond Kasparov|Garry Kasparov]] (current name unknown). As grandmaster, Kasparov started the annual [[Chess|Chess But Without Boxing]] tournaments and went on to retain his title for the next [[Years in Chess#1982|fo]][[Years in Chess#1984|ur]] [[Years in Chess#1985|ye]][[Years in Chess#1986|ars]], after which it was [[Years in Chess#1986|decided]] that a grandmaster would be expected to compete in order to retain his or their title. He is known to[[Cheating| cheat]] at Chess, often by consulting [[Chess Fanon Wiki|chess help websites]] on his mobile cellphone during his opponent's [[:Category:Birds|tern]]. He makes no secret of this and has even suggested that others should do the same. Kasparov remained a significant chesster and dinner party attendee throughout the [[Years in Chess#1996|Silver Age of Chess]], before retiring from Chess in [[Years in Chess#1998|1998]] and turning to a life of [[Twitter]]. == Foes == [[Donald Trump]] 4jcgkbig70edn4wh596stvgnk8jjj95 5712 5710 2023-02-11T02:30:05Z Craten 26192002 5712 wikitext text/x-wiki Garamond Kasparov is an internationally-renowned [[Chessman]], whom many consider to be the greatest [[Chess]] player of the [[Chess Timeline|mid-'90s]]. Born '''Chet Wilkins''' in Ontario, 1934, Kasparov's father was a blind salesman, his mother a blinds salesperson, and his sister 3 years old. Kasparov grew up isolated from his community and soon took [[to]] Chess as a form of stress relief, playing against himself. He always won. In 1960, aged 16, Kasparov participated in his first tournament. Though he was severely wounded in the [[Chess Boxing|Boxing]] sections, his skill at Chess brought him victory after victory and he was soon declared [[Grandmaster|the very best]]. He inherited his current name from the prior champion, [[Garamond Kasparov|Garry Kasparov]] (current name unknown). As grandmaster, Kasparov started the annual [[Chess|Chess But Without Boxing]] tournaments and went on to retain his title for the next [[Years in Chess#1982|fo]][[Years in Chess#1984|ur]] [[Years in Chess#1985|ye]][[Years in Chess#1986|ars]], after which it was [[Years in Chess#1986|decided]] that a grandmaster would be expected to compete in order to retain his or their title. He is known to[[Cheating| cheat]] at Chess, often by consulting [[Chess Fanon Wiki|chess help websites]] on his mobile cellphone during his opponent's [[:Category:Birds|tern]]. He makes no secret of this and has even suggested that others should do the same. Kasparov remained a significant chesster and dinner party attendee throughout the [[Years in Chess#1996|Silver Age of Chess]], before retiring from Chess in [[Years in Chess#1998|1998]] and turning to a life of [[Twitter]]. == Facts == * The extra r in Gar'''r'''y's name is a tribute to the motion of a [[Horsey]]. == Foes == [[Donald Trump]] 1drlg8m2o2yp1odxyz4xujff9c92006 5717 5712 2023-02-11T13:07:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5717 wikitext text/x-wiki Garamond Kasparov is an internationally-renowned [[Chessman]], whom many consider to be the greatest [[Chess]] player of the [[Chess Timeline|mid-'90s]]. Born '''Chet Wilkins''' in Ontario, 1934, Kasparov's father was a blind salesman, his mother a blinds salesperson, and his sister 3 years old. Kasparov grew up isolated from his community and soon took [[to]] Chess as a form of stress relief, playing against himself. He always won. In 1960, aged 16, Kasparov participated in his first tournament. Though he was severely wounded in the [[Chess Boxing|Boxing]] sections, his skill at Chess brought him victory after victory and he was soon declared [[Grandmaster|the very best]]. He inherited his current name from the prior champion, [[Garamond Kasparov|Garry Kasparov]] (current name unknown). As grandmaster, Kasparov started the annual [[Chess|Chess But Without Boxing]] tournaments and went on to retain his title for the next [[Years in Chess#1982|fo]][[Years in Chess#1984|ur]] [[Years in Chess#1985|ye]][[Years in Chess#1986|ars]], after which it was [[Years in Chess#1986|decided]] that a grandmaster would be expected to compete in order to retain his or their title. He is known to[[Cheating| cheat]] at Chess, often by consulting [[Chess Fanon Wiki|chess help websites]] on his mobile cellphone during his opponent's [[:Category:Birds|tern]]. He makes no secret of this and has even suggested that others should do the same. Kasparov remained a significant chesster and dinner party attendee throughout the [[Years in Chess#1996|Silver Age of Chess]], before retiring from Chess in [[Years in Chess#1998|1998]] and turning to a life of [[Twitter]]. == Facts == * The extra r in Gar'''r'''y's name is a tribute to the motion of a [[Horsey]]. == Foes == [[Donald Trump]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Protagonists]] cji2acx04y38hme0tvvk5r3hp3co3da 5718 5717 2023-02-11T13:07:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5718 wikitext text/x-wiki Garamond Kasparov is an internationally-renowned [[Chessman]], whom many consider to be the greatest [[Chess]] player of the [[Chess Timeline|mid-'90s]]. Born '''Chet Wilkins''' in Ontario, 1934, Kasparov's father was a blind salesman, his mother a blinds salesperson, and his sister 3 years old. Kasparov grew up isolated from his community and soon took [[to]] Chess as a form of stress relief, playing against himself. He always won. In 1960, aged 16, Kasparov participated in his first tournament. Though he was severely wounded in the [[Chess Boxing|Boxing]] sections, his skill at Chess brought him victory after victory and he was soon declared [[Grandmaster|the very best]]. He inherited his current name from the prior champion, [[Garamond Kasparov|Garry Kasparov]] (current name unknown). As grandmaster, Kasparov started the annual [[Chess|Chess But Without Boxing]] tournaments and went on to retain his title for the next [[Years in Chess#1982|fo]][[Years in Chess#1984|ur]] [[Years in Chess#1985|ye]][[Years in Chess#1986|ars]], after which it was [[Years in Chess#1986|decided]] that a grandmaster would be expected to compete in order to retain his or their title. He is known to[[Cheating| cheat]] at Chess, often by consulting [[Chess Fanon Wiki|chess help websites]] on his mobile cellphone during his opponent's [[:Category:Birds|tern]]. He makes no secret of this and has even suggested that others should do the same. Kasparov remained a significant chesster and dinner party attendee throughout the [[Years in Chess#1996|Silver Age of Chess]], before retiring from Chess in [[Years in Chess#1998|1998]] and turning to a life of [[Twitter]]. == Facts == * The extra r in Gar'''r'''y's name is a tribute to the motion of a [[Horsey]]. == Foes == [[Donald Trump]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Heroes]] tgcg95fnysniaksgkerdgs32e4h2cdc 0 2944 5709 2023-02-11T02:24:40Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The '''Garry Kasparov''' is a [[Piece]] shaped in honor of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]]. Like Garry, it is the best at [[Chess]] and can [[take]] out any Piece. Being the shape of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]], this [[Piece]] is bigger than the [[Chessboard]] itself. As a [[:Category:Heroes|Hero]] [[Piece]], there can be only one Garry Kasparov on the board at any time. Only [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]] can use this Piece. He o..." 5709 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Garry Kasparov''' is a [[Piece]] shaped in honor of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]]. Like Garry, it is the best at [[Chess]] and can [[take]] out any Piece. Being the shape of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]], this [[Piece]] is bigger than the [[Chessboard]] itself. As a [[:Category:Heroes|Hero]] [[Piece]], there can be only one Garry Kasparov on the board at any time. Only [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]] can use this Piece. He operates it from inside. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] 6kvh7wmm3yvxl12nir0jsdk4p0y3tqv 6286 5709 2023-08-02T22:30:12Z Milo fett 34586 6286 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:KasparovStatue.png|300px|right|Garry Kasparov (Piece) in Sydney, 2011]] The '''Garry Kasparov''' is [[a]] [[Piece]] shaped in honor of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]]. Like Garry, it is the best at [[Chess]] and can [[take]] out any Piece. Being the shape of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]], this [[Piece]] is bigger than the [[Chessboard]] itself. As a [[:Category:Heroes|Hero]] [[Piece]], there can be only one Garry Kasparov on the [[board]] at any [[time]]. Only [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]] can use this Piece. He operates it from inside. == See also == * [[Garry Kasparov (Person)]] * [[Mechanical Turk]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] j05c0krrnlmbwo2lffxwds919tos8ce 6287 6286 2023-08-02T22:30:55Z Milo fett 34586 6287 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:KasparovStatue.png|300px|right|thumb|Garry Kasparov (Piece) in Sydney, 2011]] The '''Garry Kasparov''' is [[a]] [[Piece]] shaped in honor of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]]. Like Garry, it is the best at [[Chess]] and can [[take]] out any Piece. Being the shape of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]], this [[Piece]] is bigger than the [[Chessboard]] itself. As a [[:Category:Heroes|Hero]] [[Piece]], there can be only one Garry Kasparov on the [[board]] at any [[time]]. Only [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]] can use this Piece. He operates it from inside. == See also == * [[Garry Kasparov (Person)]] * [[Mechanical Turk]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] 6ewcdnp40mvf10pcw0zpxmojjc8p26r 6288 6287 2023-08-02T22:31:14Z Milo fett 34586 /* See also */ 6288 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:KasparovStatue.png|300px|right|thumb|Garry Kasparov (Piece) in Sydney, 2011]] The '''Garry Kasparov''' is [[a]] [[Piece]] shaped in honor of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]]. Like Garry, it is the best at [[Chess]] and can [[take]] out any Piece. Being the shape of [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]], this [[Piece]] is bigger than the [[Chessboard]] itself. As a [[:Category:Heroes|Hero]] [[Piece]], there can be only one Garry Kasparov on the [[board]] at any [[time]]. Only [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]] can use this Piece. He operates it from inside. == See also == * [[Garry Kasparov|Garry Kasparov (Person)]] * [[Mechanical Turk]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] pgwmjqp0sef4h4ktzpze91z5ohvb5dp 0 2595 5018 2022-09-29T02:35:36Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 Created page with "Gavin is one of the overseers." 5018 wikitext text/x-wiki Gavin is one of the overseers. o96yo24qxfjyu1wsqet6j6ice8mj6kg 5033 5018 2022-09-29T17:42:09Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5033 wikitext text/x-wiki Gavin is one of the overseers. == Contributions to Chess == * [[Romanian Rumble]] * [[Bulgarian Backflip]] * [[Himalayan Handshake]] k8uiysff5fmfg3e23ihw160mypt2umh 6217 5033 2023-07-26T19:51:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6217 wikitext text/x-wiki Gavin is one of the overseers. == Contributions to Chess == * [[Romanian Rumble]] * [[Bulgarian Backflip]] * [[Himalayan Handshake]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Heroes]] avsfaklgkh2jwyih2g3c87f83xtjryg 0 3044 5894 2023-05-10T19:08:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Homosexual]] 5894 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Homosexual]] s5ii4tmt6neeqw7mfix0p1q1ltp4c9v 0 2783 5404 2023-02-01T11:45:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Gray|Gray (Chess)]]'' '''Gay Chess''' is a variation of [[Chess]] where the [[:Category:Royalty|royalty]] consists of either: # 2 [[King|Kings]] only # 2 [[Queens]] only (often referred to as Lesbian Chess) # 2 [[Monarch|Monarchs]] only # # # The [[Bishop|Bishops]] are often excluded from the game, unless they are also [[Bishie|together in a relationship]] == See also == [[Black-and-White Chess|Straight Chess]] [[Category:Variants]]" 5404 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gray|Gray (Chess)]]'' '''Gay Chess''' is a variation of [[Chess]] where the [[:Category:Royalty|royalty]] consists of either: # 2 [[King|Kings]] only # 2 [[Queens]] only (often referred to as Lesbian Chess) # 2 [[Monarch|Monarchs]] only # # # The [[Bishop|Bishops]] are often excluded from the game, unless they are also [[Bishie|together in a relationship]] == See also == [[Black-and-White Chess|Straight Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 3hhirtyha86imhrd5blygzpd8bnjcku 5405 5404 2023-02-01T13:33:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 5405 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gray|Gray (Chess)]]'' '''Gay Chess''' is a variation of [[Chess]] where the [[:Category:Royalty|royalty]] consists of either: * 2 [[King|Kings]] only * 2 [[Queens]] only (often referred to as Lesbian Chess) * 2 [[Monarch|Monarchs]] only # # # The [[Bishop|Bishops]] are often excluded from the game, unless they are also [[Bishie|together in a relationship]]. The game concludes once one's team both [[:Category:Royalty|Royalties]] are captured. Additionally, you can setup for example a KingxKing team against a QueenxQueen team [[to]] provide deliberate advantage [[to]] yourself or your [[opponent]]. == See also == [[Black-and-White Chess|Straight Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] n5yo13vysydplxjua73q3jyjlyhq4yn 5408 5405 2023-02-01T17:06:37Z Milo fett 34586 5408 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gray|Gray (Chess)]]'' '''Gay Chess''' is a variation of [[Chess]] where the [[:Category:Royalty|royalty]] consists of either: * 2 [[King|Kings]] only * 2 [[Queens]] only (often referred to as Lesbian Chess) * 2 [[Monarch|Monarchs]] only # # # The [[Bishop|Bishops]] are often excluded from the game, unless they are also [[Bishie|together in a relationship]]. The game concludes once one's team both [[:Category:Royalty|Royalties]] are captured. Additionally, you can setup for example a KingxKing team against a QueenxQueen team [[to]] provide deliberate advantage [[to]] yourself or your [[opponent]]. == See also == * [[Bishie]] * [Black-and-White Chess|Straight Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 7rissfc16le8hik8ricec5ub5f62wrg 5409 5408 2023-02-01T17:06:46Z Milo fett 34586 5409 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gray|Gray (Chess)]]'' '''Gay Chess''' is a variation of [[Chess]] where the [[:Category:Royalty|royalty]] consists of either: * 2 [[King|Kings]] only * 2 [[Queens]] only (often referred to as Lesbian Chess) * 2 [[Monarch|Monarchs]] only # # # The [[Bishop|Bishops]] are often excluded from the game, unless they are also [[Bishie|together in a relationship]]. The game concludes once one's team both [[:Category:Royalty|Royalties]] are captured. Additionally, you can setup for example a KingxKing team against a QueenxQueen team [[to]] provide deliberate advantage [[to]] yourself or your [[opponent]]. == See also == * [[Bishie]] * [[Black-and-White Chess|Straight Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] 0mfp8tkmsshabtc894itrjh2tvys64q 6676 5409 2023-09-07T00:58:35Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6676 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Gray|Gray (Chess)]]'' '''Gay Chess''' is a variation of [[Chess]] where the [[:Category:Royalty|royalty]] consists of either: * 2 [[King|Kings]] only * 2 [[Queens]] only (often referred to as Lesbian Chess) * 2 [[Monarch|Monarchs]] only # # # The [[Bishop|Bishops]] are often excluded from the game, unless they are also [[Bishie|together in a relationship]]. The game concludes once one's team both [[:Category:Royalty|Royalties]] are captured. Additionally, you can setup for example a KingxKing team against a QueenxQueen team [[to]] provide deliberate advantage [[to]] yourself or your [[opponent]]. == See also == * [[Bishie]] * [[Black-and-White Chess|Straight Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] beeqom13y9tel3hshhmft5bhy6vovg6 0 2523 4882 2016-12-22T04:37:54Z 82.31.7.40 Redirected page to [[Garry Kasparov]] 4882 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Garry Kasparov]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 8jfghbmf8ipkz3mtsuk9u40pv0ymeu3 0 2676 5162 2023-01-13T20:45:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Ghomerl-vs-cmauhin.png|thumb]] '''<span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> vs <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span>''' is a popular [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] where [[King|Kings]] are replaced by [[ghomerl]] and [[cmauhin]]. The teams are blue and green colored [[Category:Variants|Chess variant]] ==Design== <span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> is a green piece vaguely resembling a ghost (not to be confused with [[Ghosts]]), ghomerl..." 5162 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ghomerl-vs-cmauhin.png|thumb]] '''<span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> vs <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span>''' is a popular [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] where [[King|Kings]] are replaced by [[ghomerl]] and [[cmauhin]]. The teams are blue and green colored [[Category:Variants|Chess variant]] ==Design== <span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> is a green piece vaguely resembling a ghost (not to be confused with [[Ghosts]]), ghomerl is on the ghomerl team (not to be confused with [[Green]]) <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span> is a blue piece with a less regular and more intricate shape. cmauhin leads the cmauhin team (not to be confused with [[Blue]]) ==See also== *[[whennie-xan vs irbus|<u><span style="color:crimson;">whenni-xan</span> vs <span style="color:gold;">irbus</span></u>]] *[[zarkio vs plisky|<span style="color:aqua;">zarkio</span> vs <span style="color:darkorange;">plisky</span>]] *[[jarmge|<span style="color:purple;">jarmge</span>]] [[Category:Variants]] rs5xv6tk82qym4pzk6m1y3f0z5gy3xl 5163 5162 2023-01-13T20:46:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 5163 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ghomerl-vs-cmauhin.png|thumb]] '''<span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> vs <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span>''' is a popular [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] where [[King|Kings]] are replaced by [[ghomerl]] and [[cmauhin]]. The teams are blue and green colored [[Category:Variants|Chess variant]] ==Design== <span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> is a green piece vaguely resembling a ghost (not to be confused with [[Ghost|Ghosts]]), ghomerl is on the ghomerl team (not to be confused with [[Green]]) <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span> is a blue piece with a less regular and more intricate shape. cmauhin leads the cmauhin team (not to be confused with [[Blue]]) ==See also== *[[whennie-xan vs irbus|<u><span style="color:crimson;">whenni-xan</span> vs <span style="color:gold;">irbus</span></u>]] *[[zarkio vs plisky|<span style="color:aqua;">zarkio</span> vs <span style="color:darkorange;">plisky</span>]] *[[jarmge|<span style="color:purple;">jarmge</span>]] [[Category:Variants]] 04l63f945ob6ioq44fo2njj8x8vx6i1 5164 5163 2023-01-13T20:46:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 5164 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ghomerl-vs-cmauhin.png|thumb]] '''<span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> vs <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span>''' is a popular [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] where [[King|Kings]] are replaced by [[ghomerl]] and [[cmauhin]]. The teams are blue and green colored [[Category:Variants|Chess variant]] ==Design== <span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> is a green piece vaguely resembling a ghost (not to be confused with [[Ghost|Ghosts]]), ghomerl is on the ghomerl team (not to be confused with [[Green]]) <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span> is a blue piece with a less regular and more intricate shape. cmauhin leads the cmauhin team (not to be confused with [[Blue]]) ==See also== *[[whennie-xan vs irbus|<u><span style="color:crimson;">whenni-xan</span> vs <span style="color:gold;">irbus</span></u>]] *[[zarkio vs plisky|<u><span style="color:aqua;">zarkio</span> vs <span style="color:darkorange;">plisky</span></u>]] *[[jarmge|<span style="color:purple;"><u>jarmge</u></span>]] [[Category:Variants]] b7ayzgdvgar8if66uj379jx83pg1io1 6613 5164 2023-09-05T23:12:06Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6613 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ghomerl-vs-cmauhin.png|thumb]] '''<span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> vs <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span>''' is a popular [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] where [[King|Kings]] are replaced by [[ghomerl]] and [[cmauhin]]. The teams are blue and green colored [[Category:Variants|Chess variant]] ==Design== <span style="color:limegreen;">ghomerl</span> is a green piece vaguely resembling a ghost (not to be confused with [[Ghost|Ghosts]]), ghomerl is on the ghomerl team (not to be confused with [[Green]]) <span style="color:royalblue;">cmauhin</span> is a blue piece with a less regular and more intricate shape. cmauhin leads the cmauhin team (not to be confused with [[Blue]]) ==See also== *[[whennie-xan vs irbus|<u><span style="color:crimson;">whenni-xan</span> vs <span style="color:gold;">irbus</span></u>]] *[[zarkio vs plisky|<u><span style="color:aqua;">zarkio</span> vs <span style="color:darkorange;">plisky</span></u>]] *[[jarmge|<span style="color:purple;"><u>jarmge</u></span>]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Vs.]] 0xzg0hty2wh7y69mg76hhfy4lyf628u 0 2256 4317 2015-03-17T19:04:26Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Whenever a [[piece]] is killed ("captured" in [[Chess]] terminology), it leaves behind a '''Ghost''', bound to the spot where the piece was lost. Ghosts may not directly affec..." 4317 wikitext text/x-wiki Whenever a [[piece]] is killed ("captured" in [[Chess]] terminology), it leaves behind a '''Ghost''', bound to the spot where the piece was lost. Ghosts may not directly affect [[Chess|gameplay]], but they do have the following properties: *Any piece passing through the space where a Ghost resides must make a [[Willpower]] check. If the check fails, the piece takes 2 points of Cold damage. *If three pieces die on the same space, they form a single Large Ghost. A Large Ghost deals 7 points of Cold damage. *Ghosts can be exorcised from a square by [[Bishop]]s, at the cost of one turn and 3 gold. Normally, ghosts can only be returned to life if a [[pawn]] reaches the first row of the opposing side's [[board]]; however, an alternative (but costly) method of ensuring a piece's immortality is to create a [[horcrux]] upon killing a piece on the opposing side. [[Category:Pieces]] pwfzbi894xoy1aakyrfr474uq33caef 4319 4317 2015-03-17T19:09:51Z Milo fett 34586 4319 wikitext text/x-wiki Whenever a [[piece]] is killed ("captured" in [[Chess]] terminology), it leaves behind a '''Ghost''', bound to the spot where the piece was lost. Ghosts may not directly affect [[Chess|gameplay]], but they do have the following properties: *Any piece passing through the space where a Ghost resides must make a [[Willpower]] check. If the check fails, the piece takes 2 points of Cold damage and 1 [[Fear]]. *If three pieces die on the same space, they form a single Large Ghost. A Large Ghost deals 7 points of Cold damage and 4 [[Fear]]. *Ghosts can be exorcised from a square by [[Bishop]]s, at the cost of one turn and 3 gold. Normally, ghosts can only be returned to life if a [[pawn]] reaches the first row of the opposing side's [[board]]; however, an alternative (but costly) method of ensuring a piece's immortality is to create a [[horcrux]] upon killing a piece on the opposing side. [[Category:Pieces]] mqjsdn11k7ltdu62ncrrsw9qwus01zk 4481 4319 2016-02-02T03:56:50Z Milo fett 34586 4481 wikitext text/x-wiki Whenever a [[piece]] is killed ("[[death|captured]]" in [[Chess]] terminology), it leaves behind a '''Ghost''', bound to the spot where the piece was lost. Ghosts may not directly affect [[Chess|gameplay]], but they do have the following properties: *Any piece passing through the space where a Ghost resides must make a [[Willpower]] check. If the check fails, the piece takes 2 points of Cold damage and 1 [[Fear]]. *If three pieces die on the same space, they form a single Large Ghost. A Large Ghost deals 7 points of Cold damage and 4 [[Fear]]. *Ghosts can be exorcised from a square by [[Bishop]]s, at the cost of one turn and 3 gold. Normally, ghosts can only be returned to life if a [[pawn]] reaches the first row of the opposing side's [[board]]; however, an alternative (but costly) method of ensuring a piece's immortality is to create a [[horcrux]] upon killing a piece on the opposing side. [[Category:Pieces]] av8h3ldsq3576nbtrtinf6oicgih3sf 4518 4481 2016-02-03T07:51:56Z Milo fett 34586 4518 wikitext text/x-wiki Whenever a [[piece]] is killed ("[[death|captured]]" in [[Chess]] terminology), it leaves behind a '''Ghost''', bound to the spot where the piece was lost. Ghosts may not directly affect [[Chess|gameplay]], but they do have the following properties: *Any piece passing through the space where a Ghost resides must make a [[Willpower]] check. If the check fails, the piece takes 2 points of Cold damage and 1 [[Fear]]. *If three pieces die on the same space, they form a single Large Ghost. A Large Ghost deals 7 points of Cold damage and 4 [[Fear]]. *Ghosts can be exorcised from a square by [[Bishop]]s, at the cost of one turn and 3 gold. Normally, ghosts can only be returned to life if a [[pawn]] reaches the first row of the opposing side's [[board]]; however, an alternative (but costly) method of ensuring a piece's immortality is to create a [[horcrux]] upon killing a piece on the opposing side. [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Pieces]] ew1fawexomjgrqxrjr96hlmuo0pjf0r 5304 4518 2023-01-25T01:43:43Z Craten 26192002 5304 wikitext text/x-wiki Whenever a [[piece]] is killed ("[[death|captured]]" in [[Chess]] terminology), it leaves behind a '''Ghost''', bound to the spot where the piece was lost. Ghosts may not directly affect [[Chess|gameplay]], but they do have the following properties: *Any piece passing through the space where a Ghost resides must make a [[Willpower]] check. If the check fails, the piece takes 2 points of Cold damage and 1 [[Fear]]. *If three pieces die on the same space, they form a single Large Ghost. A Large Ghost deals 7 points of Cold damage and 4 [[Fear]]. *Ghosts can be exorcised from a square by [[Bishop]]s, at the cost of one turn and 3 gold. Normally, ghosts can only be returned to life if a [[pawn]] reaches the first row of the opposing side's [[board]]; however, an alternative (but costly) method of ensuring a piece's immortality is to create a [[horcrux]] upon killing a piece on the opposing side. [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Ghosts]] hnc9tt1e9pu5za9vxkjavtgtsen6kkw 0 2921 5664 2023-02-07T23:30:22Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Using Giant [[Chess]] [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] is considered [[cheating]], as even [[a]] single [[Pawn]] [[can]] completely overlay an entire [[Chess set]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 5664 wikitext text/x-wiki Using Giant [[Chess]] [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] is considered [[cheating]], as even [[a]] single [[Pawn]] [[can]] completely overlay an entire [[Chess set]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pieces]] p5va81l8mgg0jwyqhdb1awiiw2fpskh 6492 5664 2023-08-22T14:28:41Z 78.40.233.11 6492 wikitext text/x-wiki Using Giant [[Chess]] [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] is considered [[cheating]], as even [[a]] single [[Pawn]] [[can]] completely overlay an entire [[Chess set]]. == Danger == Only [[Grandmaster|grandmasters]] (those with height 60ft+) are considered qualified to handle Giant Chess Pieces, due to their ability to [[take]] anyone and everyone smaller. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pieces]] d6yf39354x2qup66dyiuyvvgktnsbir 6493 6492 2023-08-22T14:30:11Z 78.40.233.12 6493 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Grandmaster|Chess Giant]]'' Using Giant [[Chess]] [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] is considered [[cheating]], as even [[a]] single [[Pawn]] [[can]] completely overlay an entire [[Chess set]]. == Danger == Only [[Grandmaster|grandmasters]] (those with height 60ft+) are considered qualified to handle Giant Chess Pieces, due to their ability to [[take]] anyone and everyone smaller. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pieces]] isvjjoccx4b3odrx7yp8r8s21s2q6hv 6666 6493 2023-09-07T00:55:45Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6666 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Grandmaster|Chess Giant]]'' Using Giant [[Chess]] [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] is considered [[cheating]], as even [[a]] single [[Pawn]] [[can]] completely overlay an entire [[Chess set]]. == Danger == Only [[Grandmaster|grandmasters]] (those with height 60ft+) are considered qualified to handle Giant Chess Pieces, due to their ability to [[take]] anyone and everyone smaller. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 2obrw4uejetob5h8k7l7yndczzkay5l 0 2840 5508 2023-02-04T21:23:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "You can choose [[to]] '''give up''' [[to]] avoid directly losing, but at the cost of getting [[Penalty|penalized]]. Often called resigning [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5508 wikitext text/x-wiki You can choose [[to]] '''give up''' [[to]] avoid directly losing, but at the cost of getting [[Penalty|penalized]]. Often called resigning [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Terminology]] 3ygiavdu30mfrkyc8olbo8cd4392ur2 5512 5508 2023-02-04T22:01:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5512 wikitext text/x-wiki You can choose [[to]] '''give up''' [[to]] avoid directly losing, but at the cost of getting [[Penalty|penalized]]. Often called resigning [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Moves]] n5ldoo9yh37fqau7cq6kaedvynnlm64 0 2541 4909 2017-03-16T19:10:49Z 82.31.7.40 Redirected page to [[Known issues]] 4909 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Known issues]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 7fluixdtd4bvdls818yhu8o5opg7tsp 0 2475 4777 2016-07-13T05:26:41Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Gluon''' is one of the smallest [[piece]]s in [[Chess]], but also one of the easiest to find and collect. In the last few years (since 2008), there has been a ring of [..." 4777 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Gluon''' is one of the smallest [[piece]]s in [[Chess]], but also one of the easiest to find and collect. In the last few years (since 2008), there has been a ring of [[gluon thefts]], so be careful when bringing your gluons to tournaments. Gluons may be spent twice per [[turn]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Particles]] nfdppvf6lsgield6ww3c9cko80jmdwm 0 2392 4600 2016-03-03T20:52:04Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role ..." 4600 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] st641l4nv3tk378a7t5kb6irm7yv0sj 4708 4600 2016-04-29T20:27:47Z Milo fett 34586 4708 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] alpq8b5mtglf49k9zoemp7yfce66wec 4779 4708 2016-07-13T05:41:21Z Milo fett 34586 4779 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. This is known as the [[Turing Prize]] and was recently awarded to an [[Ai]] for the first time. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] ma1eqe1fvx4thmkddec0dpfdgp2f0c4 4780 4779 2016-07-13T05:41:41Z Milo fett 34586 4780 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. This is known as the [[Turing Prize]] and was recently awarded to an [[AI]] for the first time. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] hrwvweeifhiyi29fdd9vtmjw7djl6xb 4823 4780 2016-09-19T15:42:00Z Milo fett 34586 4823 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. This is known as the [[Turing Prize]] and was recently awarded to an [[Ai]] for the first time. Licensed variants include [[Pokémon Go]], [[Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go]], and [[Gogurt]], the official yogurt of Go. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] jvsiptkq8dkcn3i87gyp75llt5xkn51 4824 4823 2016-09-19T15:42:25Z Milo fett 34586 4824 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. This is known as the [[Turing Prize]] and was recently awarded to an [[ai|AI]] for the first time. Licensed variants include [[Pokémon Go]], [[Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go]], and [[Gogurt]], the official yogurt of Go. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] fw425pdibqxzxsylcuuk8yevcqqp1c0 4825 4824 2016-09-19T15:43:31Z Milo fett 34586 4825 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. This is known as the [[Turing Prize]] and was recently awarded to an [[AI]] for the first time. Licensed variants include [[Pokémon Go]], [[Super Robot Monkey Team Hyperforce Go]], and [[Gogurt]], the official yogurt of Go. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] mn2a6shg23471ov5fc15362oa6j5i5c 4826 4825 2016-09-19T15:44:02Z Milo fett 34586 4826 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Go''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played with M&Ms on the corners of a regular [[chessboard]]'s [[square]]s. It was historically a contemporary of [[Chinese Chess]], and played a key role in [[The Great Castling]]. Any player who "passes" Go (i.e., successfully demonstrates their knowledge of Go with at least a C- average) is awarded $200. This is known as the [[Turing Prize]] and was recently awarded to an [[AI]] for the first time. Licensed variants include [[Pokémon Go]], as well as [[Gogurt]], the official yogurt of Go. It is considered harmful to combine Go with a [[To]]. [[Category:Variants]] 2ew1igxo4wyopf3r6pof8d0gxqzwylc 0 2289 4376 2015-03-28T02:33:47Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "Square '''G6 '''is the '''Go to Jail '''square. Any piece landing on this Square must '''go directly to jail, do not pass Go, do not collect $200'''. [[Category:Squares]]" 4376 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''G6 '''is the '''Go to Jail '''square. Any piece landing on this Square must '''go directly to jail, do not pass Go, do not collect $200'''. [[Category:Squares]] j2bjjfqbrwp0erp1mggih8q985keman 5667 4376 2023-02-07T23:38:39Z Craten 26192002 5667 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''G6 '''is the '''Go [[to]] Jail '''square. Any piece landing on this Square must '''go directly to jail, do not pass [[Go]], do not collect $200'''. There is no in-game jail. You go to actual jail. [[Category:Squares]] 2cm30i446xnua89m6dkgit5ptoeihde 5699 5667 2023-02-10T19:02:23Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5699 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''G6 '''is the '''Go [[to]] Jail '''square. Any piece landing on this Square must '''go directly to jail, do not pass [[Go]], do not collect $200'''. There is no in-game jail. You go to actual jail. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Crimes]] t6lyzmujfpkp6i8lscpex3zt79ve4y4 0 3395 6805 2023-09-28T12:44:44Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Goat is a Piece that stands outside the [[Chessboard]] and belongs to neither side, occasionally deeming [[to]] eat any other (typically smaller) Piece. The Goat's phagy must be respected: any Piece the Goat eats is considered [[Taken]] by the Goat. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]]" 6805 wikitext text/x-wiki The Goat is a Piece that stands outside the [[Chessboard]] and belongs to neither side, occasionally deeming [[to]] eat any other (typically smaller) Piece. The Goat's phagy must be respected: any Piece the Goat eats is considered [[Taken]] by the Goat. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] hqbs6aiaoyz9bf8w82ua28qw9swq269 6806 6805 2023-09-28T12:45:43Z Craten 26192002 6806 wikitext text/x-wiki The Goat is a Piece that stands outside the [[Chessboard]] and belongs to neither side, occasionally deeming [[to]] eat any other (typically smaller) Piece. The Goat's phagy must be respected: any Piece the Goat eats is considered [[Taken]] by the Goat. Should to Goat [[Take]] the Chessboard, gameplay continues inside the [[Goat]] with whichever Pieces remain [[Upright|standing]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] lycqwyrgg0nkfjv8e48kmk9v55bjh60 0 2818 5478 2023-02-03T17:18:50Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "In the case of [[a]] '''Goblin Event''', it is for their own wellbeing for all [[Player|players]] [[to]] get their feet off the ground as a myriad of various kinds of [[Goblin|goblins]] swarm the [[arena]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Phenomena]]" 5478 wikitext text/x-wiki In the case of [[a]] '''Goblin Event''', it is for their own wellbeing for all [[Player|players]] [[to]] get their feet off the ground as a myriad of various kinds of [[Goblin|goblins]] swarm the [[arena]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Phenomena]] 4gxne3pxow281c1jkn9s203y9lsqekv 5489 5478 2023-02-04T02:09:40Z Craten 26192002 5489 wikitext text/x-wiki In the case of [[a]] '''Goblin Event''', it is for their own wellbeing for all [[Player|players]] [[to]] get their feet off the ground as a myriad of various kinds of [[Goblin|goblins]] swarm the [[arena]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Phenomena]] [[Category:Modes]] 46kafwu11wojbnhweeyb9rk7t0xp2e4 0 3315 6526 2023-08-29T01:04:17Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Despite all the well-constructed, intricately balanced mathematics of [[Chess]], any Piece may also encounter the Golden Snitch anywhere in the furthest reaches of the middle of the [[Chessboard]]. Simply touching the Snitch will give the game-breaking advantage of it telling you who the [[Culprit|murderer]] was, information with which you can [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] without contest. [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Items]]" 6526 wikitext text/x-wiki Despite all the well-constructed, intricately balanced mathematics of [[Chess]], any Piece may also encounter the Golden Snitch anywhere in the furthest reaches of the middle of the [[Chessboard]]. Simply touching the Snitch will give the game-breaking advantage of it telling you who the [[Culprit|murderer]] was, information with which you can [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] without contest. [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Items]] toq7zt2fldr3ka7gpugtmract3bo068 0 2567 4952 2019-01-01T20:28:19Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess]] 4952 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess]] 27dsocy2x2swdq72sfhhnr9dhhckqp1 0 3294 6491 2023-08-22T14:14:55Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "=='''SPOILER!'''== [insert good ending] [[Category:Lore]]" 6491 wikitext text/x-wiki =='''SPOILER!'''== [insert good ending] [[Category:Lore]] 2uz5e48jp5r97aa4x9pezfa1zhndlrk 0 2550 4923 2017-11-16T00:00:59Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Goofy Foot''' is an alternative footing for playing [[Chess]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 4923 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Goofy Foot''' is an alternative footing for playing [[Chess]]. [[Category:Variants]] hyuy213setegsi8r5x1ez8lfbbrxw6m 0 2751 5343 2023-01-26T18:14:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Google.png|thumb|344x344px|google in it's usual spawning position]] '''Google''' is an informative unit in [[Chess]], it can be used [[to]] look up what [[En Passant]] is == See also == [[chess.com]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 5343 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Google.png|thumb|344x344px|google in it's usual spawning position]] '''Google''' is an informative unit in [[Chess]], it can be used [[to]] look up what [[En Passant]] is == See also == [[chess.com]] [[Category:Pieces]] 6evfvvnjly3zpfv37uetnvaxaqrzko5 0 2739 5312 2023-01-25T11:44:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Google Spreadsheets''' are a port of [[Excel]] that adds online multiplayer support. It is [[a]] relatively modern [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that allows custom map design, custom [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] such as: [[The Quran|Text]], [[Number]], [[Currency]], [[Image]], [[Date]], [[Time]], [[Chart|Charts]], [[Percent]], ...; and many mechanics. '''Google Spreadsheets''' can be played between an unlimited amount of [[Player|people]], the possibilities are..." 5312 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Google Spreadsheets''' are a port of [[Excel]] that adds online multiplayer support. It is [[a]] relatively modern [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that allows custom map design, custom [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] such as: [[The Quran|Text]], [[Number]], [[Currency]], [[Image]], [[Date]], [[Time]], [[Chart|Charts]], [[Percent]], ...; and many mechanics. '''Google Spreadsheets''' can be played between an unlimited amount of [[Player|people]], the possibilities are endless == Tips == * Change the "font" to get some cool skins * Increase "font size" to get '''BIG''' pieces * Use "fill color" to mark territory * Use "merge cells" to claim land * Insert some [[Chess Fanon Wiki|links]] to help your [[Opponent|opponents]] better understand the context! * Use the "insert 1 column" prompts to add more [[File|files]] past [[Z]] * Once done with the [[game]], use the "Print" button to save a physical screenshot [[Category:Variants]] 6koo3mivx2hjediyzig71cxcmu7cxw2 0 2873 5564 2023-02-06T00:16:22Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Your Grandmaster is the master of your master. [[Category:Terminology]]" 5564 wikitext text/x-wiki Your Grandmaster is the master of your master. [[Category:Terminology]] 913qv6babrhmq7o3leot8i5ya5cwvi3 0 3295 6494 2023-08-22T14:31:34Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "[[Hip-hop]] sensation Grandmaster Flash is colloquially known as ''The Grandmother Of Chess'', due [[to]] [[Chess]] fans' habit of adding 'of Chess' to things. [[Category:People]]" 6494 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Hip-hop]] sensation Grandmaster Flash is colloquially known as ''The Grandmother Of Chess'', due [[to]] [[Chess]] fans' habit of adding 'of Chess' to things. [[Category:People]] fjawx51rd7m6pkzlfvlcc9c3wz4y69m 0 2526 4885 2016-12-22T17:09:19Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Grave''' (pronounced "G-rave") is a special [[dance]] [[party]] that can only occur on [[G]] [[squares]]. There's lots of [[music]] and it's a pretty fun time, you shou..." 4885 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Grave''' (pronounced "G-rave") is a special [[dance]] [[party]] that can only occur on [[G]] [[squares]]. There's lots of [[music]] and it's a pretty fun time, you should try it! [[Category:Events]] ss5gtrfzcv4vnydjf0ammwln079tkny 4886 4885 2016-12-22T17:09:37Z Milo fett 34586 4886 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Grave''' (pronounced "G-rave") is a special [[dance]] [[party]] that can only occur on [[G]] [[square]]s. There's lots of [[music]] and it's a pretty fun time, you should try it! [[Category:Events]] 1ob8wlv7dw67hi74q0lgwgl3i2bmyxm 0 2343 4479 2016-02-02T03:54:07Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Chess Graveyard]] 4479 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Graveyard]] rofqf7j17389jzockq00cwemlxuzcbn 0 2252 4307 2015-03-17T03:18:57Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The saboteur of [[Vertical Chess]]." 4307 wikitext text/x-wiki The saboteur of [[Vertical Chess]]. fw73vtljkwsz6q1qc9jurtkj4rxv4i8 5814 4307 2023-03-23T08:52:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5814 wikitext text/x-wiki The saboteur of [[Vertical Chess]]. [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Physics]] qs0hsjz9ach1volj7swel69cj0gk4py 0 2176 4146 2015-03-11T05:57:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Gray''', also known as '''Grey''', is the end state of Chess. [[Black]] and [[White]] combine to produce a homogenous, uniform substance and texture. It is analogous to the..." 4146 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gray''', also known as '''Grey''', is the end state of Chess. [[Black]] and [[White]] combine to produce a homogenous, uniform substance and texture. It is analogous to the [[wikipedia:heat death of the universe|heat death of the universe]] in our own world and is inevitable, even in non-[[time]]d games. This state is implicitly reached following a [[stalemate]] by both players, but is usually not shown due to the severe psychological distress of seeing ones [[piece]]s reach maximum entropy. bnbx8rxmzvs60kchj4ozxo58rf4wjg1 4148 4146 2015-03-11T05:58:13Z Milo fett 34586 4148 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gray''', also known as '''Grey''', is the end state of Chess. [[Black]] and [[White]] combine to produce a homogenous, uniform substance with gray color and no texture. It is analogous to the [[wikipedia:heat death of the universe|heat death of the universe]] in our own world and is inevitable, even in non-[[time]]d games. This state is implicitly reached following a [[stalemate]] by both players, but is usually not shown due to the severe psychological distress of seeing ones [[piece]]s reach maximum entropy. [[Category:Realms]] 0fwyk10ezupljnicjp7rp49lc00z2cj 4149 4148 2015-03-11T05:58:55Z Milo fett 34586 4149 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gray''', also known as '''Grey''', is the end state of Chess. [[Black]] and [[White]] combine to produce a homogenous, uniform substance with gray color and no texture. It is analogous to the [[wikipedia:heat death of the universe|heat death of the universe]] in our own world and is inevitable, even in non-[[time]]d games. This state is implicitly reached following a [[stalemate]] by both players, but is usually not shown due to the frequent psychological distress of seeing one's own [[piece]]s reach maximum entropy. [[Category:Realms]] jbmddz2qt5hci0h0it7pp8omoudk6bj 4983 4149 2020-07-09T01:31:36Z 2.98.84.227 4983 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gray''', also known as '''Grey''', is the end state of Chess. [[Black]] and [[White]] combine to produce a homogenous, uniform substance with gray color and no texture. It is analogous to the [[wikipedia:heat death of the universe|heat death of the universe]] in our own world and is inevitable, even in non-[[time]]d games. This state is implicitly reached following a [[stalemate]] by both players, but is usually not shown due [[to]] the frequent psychological distress of seeing one's own [[piece]]s reach maximum entropy. [[Category:Realms]] osz2ula29wpvvoglzj7oqk54plvubg8 5440 4983 2023-02-02T19:31:52Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5440 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Gray''', also known as '''Grey''', is the end state of Chess. [[Black]] and [[White]] combine to produce a homogenous, uniform substance with gray color and no texture. It is analogous to the [[wikipedia:heat death of the universe|heat death of the universe]] in our own world and is inevitable, even in non-[[time]]d games. This state is implicitly reached following a [[stalemate]] by both players, but is usually not shown due [[to]] the frequent psychological distress of seeing one's own [[piece]]s reach maximum entropy. [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]] kvqlh5ij2fgrltqx44wm4gtvm4ncedh 0 2548 4919 2017-05-18T02:37:04Z 50.170.106.94 Created page with "<nowiki>{{Redirect|Greek yogurt|the use of strained yogurt in Greece|#Greece}}</nowiki> <nowiki>{{Use British English|date=April 2013}}</nowiki> <nowiki>{{Use dmy dates|date..." 4919 wikitext text/x-wiki <nowiki>{{Redirect|Greek yogurt|the use of strained yogurt in Greece|#Greece}}</nowiki> <nowiki>{{Use British English|date=April 2013}}</nowiki> <nowiki>{{Use dmy dates|date=March 2013}}</nowiki> <nowiki>{{</nowiki>Infobox prepared food | name             = Strained yogurt <nowiki>|</nowiki> image            = <nowiki>[[File:Labneh01.jpg|250px]]</nowiki> <nowiki>|</nowiki> caption          = Strained yogurt with <nowiki>[[olive oil]]</nowiki> | alternate_name   = chak(k)a, Greek yogurt, labneh, suzma, yogurt cheese | country          = Middle East or Central Asia <!-- place of origin is actually unknown --> <nowiki>|</nowiki> region           = West, South, and Central Asia; <nowiki>[[Middle East]]</nowiki>, Southeastern Europe<nowiki></nowiki> | creator          =  | course           =  <nowiki>|</nowiki> type             = <nowiki>[[Yogurt]]</nowiki> | served           =  | main_ingredient  = Yogurt | variations       =  <nowiki>|</nowiki> calories         = 457 kJ (109 kcal) per 100 g<nowiki><ref>[http://www.sutas.com.tr/tr/Sayfa/sutlu-besinler-kalori-cetveli/da Sütlü Besinler Kalori Cetveli]. Sütaş Dairy Products (in Turkish)</ref></nowiki> | other            =  <nowiki>}}</nowiki> <nowiki>'''Strained yogurt''', '''Greek yogurt''',<ref name=" Davidson 2014 ">{{cite book |title= The Oxford Companion to Food |last= Davidson |first= Alan |year= 2014 |publisher= Oxford University Press |isbn=9780191040726 |quote= It should also be noted that sheep's or goat's milk yoghurt, or strained yoghurt often called 'Greek', are more stable than plain yoghurt. |page=239 }}</ref> '''yogurt cheese''', or '''labneh''' ({{lang-ar|لبنة}} ''labnah''), is [[yogurt]] that has been strained to remove its [[whey]], resulting in a thicker consistency than unstrained yogurt, while preserving yogurt's distinctive, [[sour]] taste. Like many types of yogurt, strained yogurt is often made from milk that has been enriched by boiling off some of its water content, or by adding extra [[butterfat]] and [[powdered milk]]. In Europe and North America, it is often made with low-fat or fat-free yogurt.  In [[Scandinavia]], particularly [[Iceland]], a similar product, [[skyr]] is produced.</nowiki> Strained yogurt is sometimes marketed in North America as "Greek yogurt" and in Britain as "Greek-style yoghurt",<nowiki><ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25954228 BBC:'Greek' yoghurt Chobani firm loses legal battle, 29 January 2014]. In Britain the name "Greek" may only be applied to yoghurt made in Greece</ref></nowiki> though strained yogurt is also widely eaten in <nowiki>[[Levantine cuisine|Levantine]], Eastern [[Mediterranean cuisine|Mediterranean]], [[Middle Eastern cuisine|Near Eastern]], [[Central Asian cuisine|Central Asian]] and [[South Asian cuisine|South Asian]]</nowiki> cuisines, wherein it is often used in cooking (as it is high enough in fat content to avoid <nowiki>[[curdling]]</nowiki> at higher temperatures). Such dishes may be cooked or raw, savory or sweet. Due to the straining process to remove excess whey, even non-fat varieties of strained yogurt are much thicker, richer, and creamier than yogurts that have not been strained.<nowiki>{{citation needed|date=March 2015}}</nowiki> In western <nowiki>[[Europe]] and the [[US]]</nowiki>, strained yogurt has increased in popularity compared to unstrained yogurt.  Since the straining process removes some of the lactose, strained yogurt is lower in sugar than unstrained yogurt.<nowiki><ref name="mother"/></nowiki> It was reported in 2012 that most of the growth in the $4.1 billion US yogurt industry came from the strained yogurt sub-segment, sometimes marketed as "Greek yogurt".<nowiki><ref>{{cite news|url=https://online.wsj.com/article/AP7fc6a591c5894845953163cf3e221c52.html |title=Greek yogurt on a marathon-like growth spur|work= Wall Street Journal|author= Associated Press|date= 22 January 2012}}</ref><ref name=Neuman>{{cite news|author=Neuman, William |url=https://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/business/demand-for-greek-style-helps-form-a-yogurt-cluster-in-new-york.html |title=Greek Yogurt a Boon for New York State|work=The New York Times|date= 12 January 2012}}</ref></nowiki>  In the US there is no legal definition of Greek yogurt, and yogurt thickened with thickening agents may also be sold as "Greek yogurt".<nowiki><ref name=theKitchn>{{cite web|url=http://www.thekitchn.com/greek-yogurt-wars-high-tech-shortcuts-vs-purists-174420 |title=Greek Yogurt Wars: The High-Tech Shortcuts vs. The Purists|website=theKitchn|accessdate=24 January 2013}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>==Nutrition==</nowiki> Strained yogurt contains a higher protein density than regular yogurt.<nowiki><ref> {{cite web|url=http://smoothiegains.com/top-ten-smoothie-ingredients-for-muscle-growth/|title=Top Ten Smoothie Ingredients for Muscle Growth}}</ref></nowiki> The protein in strained yogurt is largely <nowiki>[[casein]] protein.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://healthyeating.sfgate.com/greek-yogurt-amino-acid-profile-12074.html|title=A Greek Yogurt Amino Acid Profile|work=Demand Media}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>==Variations==</nowiki> <nowiki>[[File:Մածունը քամելիս.JPG|thumb|Yogurt being strained through a [[cheesecloth]]]]</nowiki> <nowiki>===Armenia===</nowiki> <nowiki>In [[Armenian cuisine|Armenia]], strained yogurt is called ''kamats [[matzoon]]''. Traditionally, it was produced for long-term preservation by draining matzoon in cloth sacks. Afterwards it was stored in leather sacks or clay pots for a month or more depending on the degree of salting.<ref>С. А. Арутюнов, Т. А. Воронина. ''Традиционная пища как выражение этнического самосознания'', стр. 120—125. Наука, 2001 (S. A. Arutyunov, T. A. Voronina. ''Traditional Food as an Expression of Ethnic Self-Consciousness'', pp. 120-125. Nauka publishers, 2001; in Russian)</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>===Albania===</nowiki> In <nowiki>[[Albanian cuisine|Albania]]</nowiki>, strained yogurt is called "salcë kosi". After preparing yogurt from micro-cultured milk, it is drained in a cloth sack from few hours, to overnight. The water released  from this process is called "hir" and can be used to preserve cheese or as a drink.  Meanwhile the strained yogurt is used in many variation in the <nowiki>[[Albanian cuisine|Albanian]]</nowiki> cuisine and is eaten either plain or with added elements such as dill, garlic, cucumber, nuts, olive oil etc. <nowiki>===Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia===</nowiki> In the countries of the former Yugoslavia, strained yogurt made of cow<nowiki>'s milk has become very popular in recent years. It is usually labeled ''grčki tip jogurta''</nowiki> and eaten on its own as a snack or dessert. In Macedonia it's widely known as „павлака". <nowiki>===Bulgaria===</nowiki> In <nowiki>[[Bulgarian cuisine|Bulgaria]]</nowiki>, where yogurt is considered to be an integral part of the national cuisine, strained yogurt is called "tsedeno kiselo mlyako" (<nowiki>{{lang-bg|цедено кисело мляко}}</nowiki>), and is used in a variety of salads and dressings. Another similar product is "katak"  (<nowiki>{{lang-bg|катък}}</nowiki>), which is often made from sheep or goat milk. <nowiki>===Central Asia===</nowiki> <nowiki>In the cuisines of many [[Iranian peoples|Iranian]], [[Baloch people|Baloch]], and [[Turkic peoples|Turkic]] peoples (e.g. in [[Azerbaijani cuisine|Azerbaijani]], [[Afghan cuisine|Afghan]], [[Tatar cuisine|Tatar]], [[Tajik cuisine|Tajik]], [[Uzbek cuisine|Uzbek]], and other [[Central Asian cuisine]]s), a type of strained yogurt called ''chak(k)a''<ref>{{Cite book</nowiki>  | last = Meyer  | first = Arthur L.  | authorlink =  | author2=Jon M. Vann  | title = The Appetizer Atlas: A World of Small Bites  | publisher = John Wiley  | year = 2003  | location =  | page = 348  | url = https://books.google.com/?id=w9p8mVe9wTUC&pg=PA348&dq=chaka+cheese+yogurt  | doi =  | id =  | isbn = 9780471411024<nowiki>}}</ref><ref name=Pokhlebkin>{{</nowiki>Cite book  | script-title=ru:Большая энциклопедия кулинарного искусства  | last=Похлебкин  | first=Вильям Васильевич  | url=http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enc_pohlebkin/1030/Сузьма  | year=2005  | publisher = Centrpoligraph  | isbn=5-9524-0274-7  | language=Russian <nowiki>}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>or ''suzma'' ({{lang-tk|süzme}}, {{lang-az|süzmə}}, {{lang-kk|сүзбe}}, {{lang-ky|сүзмө}}, {{lang-uz|suzma}}, {{lang-ug|сүзма}})<ref name=Pokhlebkin /></nowiki> is consumed. It is obtained by draining <nowiki>[[qatiq]]</nowiki>, a local yogurt variety. By further drying it, one obtains <nowiki>[[Kashk|qurut]]</nowiki>, a kind of dry fresh cheese.<nowiki><ref name=Pokhlebkin /></nowiki> Strained yogurt in Balochistan is called "Sheelanch" and is a vital part of the nomadic diet. It is usually used for making dips served with dates, or served as a side dish. It is also dried and preserved for winter use.<nowiki>{{fact|date=January 2017}}</nowiki> <nowiki>===Cyprus===</nowiki> As in Greece, strained yogurt is widely used in <nowiki>[[Cypriot cuisine]]</nowiki> both as an ingredient in recipes as well as on its own or as a supplement to a dish. In Cyprus, strained yogurt is usually made from sheep's milk.<nowiki>{{citation needed|date=February 2015}}</nowiki> <nowiki>===Greece===</nowiki> <nowiki>Strained yogurt ("στραγγιστό γιαούρτι" ''strangistó giaoúrti'' in Greek) is used in [[Greek cuisine|Greek food]] mostly as the base for [[tzatziki]] dip and as a dessert, with [[honey]], [[Sour Cherry|sour cherry syrup]], or [[spoon sweets]] often served on top. A few savoury Greek dishes use strained yogurt. In Greece, strained yogurt, like yogurt in general, is traditionally made from sheep's milk. [[Fage|Fage International S.A.]] began straining cows milk yogurt for industrial production in Greece in 1975, which is when it launched its brand "Total".<ref>Daphne Zepos. [http://www.kerasma.gr/default.asp?entryID=380&pageID=96&tablePageID=35&langID=2 Greek Gastronomy]. Kerasma, accessed on 2013-01-24</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>===Indian subcontinent===</nowiki> <nowiki>[[File:Dhau.JPG|thumb|right|140px|A disposable clay pot with "[[Yogurt|dahi]]"]]</nowiki> <nowiki>In the Indian subcontinent, regular unstrained yogurt (''curd''), made from cow or water buffalo milk, it is often sold in disposable clay bowls called [[kulhar]]. Kept for a couple of hours in its [[clay]] pot, some of the water evaporates through the unfired clay's pores. It also cools the curd due to evaporation. But true strained yogurt  is made by draining the yoghurt in a cloth.</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Shrikhand]] is an Indian dessert (often eaten with [[poori]]) made with strained yogurt and sugar, [[saffron]], [[cardamom]], diced fruit and nuts mixed in. It is particularly popular in the state of [[Gujarat]] and [[Maharashtra]], where dairy producers market shrikhand similar to ice cream.  In [[Pashtun people|Pashtun]]-dominated regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan, a strained yogurt known as ''chaka'' is often consumed with rice and meat dishes.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Kelley|first1=Laura|title=The Silk Road Gourmet: Western and Southern Asia|date=2009|publisher=iUniverse|location=New York|isbn=9781440143052|page=191|url=https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NrANvuIMjeEC|language=en}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>===Middle East===</nowiki> Labneh (also known as Labni, Lebni) is popular in the <nowiki>[[Levant]] and the [[Arabian Peninsula]]</nowiki>. Besides being used fresh, labneh is also dried then formed into balls, sometimes covered with herbs or spices, and stored under <nowiki>[[olive oil]]</nowiki>. Labneh is a popular <nowiki>[[mezze]] dish and [[sandwich]]</nowiki> ingredient. A common sandwich in the Middle East is one of labneh, mint, thyme, and olive on pita bread. The flavour depends largely on the sort of milk used: labneh from <nowiki>[[cow's milk]]</nowiki> has a rather mild flavour. Also the quality of <nowiki>[[olive oil]]</nowiki> topping influences the taste of labneh. Milk from camels and other animals is used in labneh production in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries. <nowiki>[[Bedouin]] also produce a dry, hard labneh (''labaneh malboudeh'', similar to Central Asian [[Kashk|qurut]]) that can be stored. Strained labneh is pressed in cheese cloth between two heavy stones and later sun dried. This dry labneh is often eaten with [[khubz]] (Arabic bread), in which both khubz and labneh are mixed with water, animal fat, and salt, and rolled into balls.</nowiki> In <nowiki>[[Iraq]], [[Jordan]], [[Lebanon]], [[Palestine]], [[Israel]], and [[Syria]]</nowiki>, Labneh is made by straining the liquid out of yogurt until it takes on a consistency similar to a soft cheese. It tastes like tart sour cream or heavy strained yogurt and is a common breakfast dip.<nowiki><ref name="haaretz.com">Debra Kamin. [http://www.haaretz.com/travel-in-israel/tourist-tip-of-the-day/tourist-tip-242-labneh.premium-1.525323 Tourist tip #242:Labheh]. [[Haaretz]]</ref></nowiki> It is usually eaten in a fashion similar to <nowiki>[[hummus]]</nowiki>, spread on a plate and drizzled with olive oil and often, dried mint. Labneh is also the main ingredient in <nowiki>[[jameed]]</nowiki>, which is in turn used in <nowiki>[[mansaf]]</nowiki>, the national dish of <nowiki>[[Jordan]]</nowiki>. Labneh is commonly consumed by both <nowiki>[[Jewish]] and Arab [[Israelis]], often with [[pita]] and [[za'atar]], or dried [[hyssop]]</nowiki>. It can also be purchased in the form of small white balls immersed in <nowiki>[[olive oil]].<ref name="haaretz.com"/></nowiki> <nowiki>''Labaneh bil zayit''</nowiki>, "labaneh in oil", consists of small balls of dry labneh kept under oil, where it can be preserved for over a year. As it ages it turns more sour. <nowiki>Strained yogurt in [[Iranian cuisine|Iran]] is called ''mâst chekide'' and is usually used for making dips, or served as a side dish. </nowiki> <nowiki>In [[Northern Iran]], ''mâst chekide'' is a variety of [[kefir]] with a distinct sour taste. It is usually mixed with fresh herbs in a [[pesto|pesto-like]] purée called [[Delal sauce|delal]].</nowiki> Yogurt is a side dish to all <nowiki>[[Iranian cuisine|Iranian meals]]</nowiki>. Strained yogurt is used as dips and various appetizers with multitudes of ingredients: cucumbers, onions, shallots, fresh herbs (dill, spearmint, parsley, cilantro), spinach, walnuts, <nowiki>[[zereshk]]</nowiki>, garlic, etc. The most popular appetizers are <nowiki>[[spinach]] or [[eggplant]] [[borani]]</nowiki>, ‘’Mâst-o-Khiâr’’ with cucumber, spring onions and herbs, or ‘’Mâst-Musir’’ with wild <nowiki>[[shallots]]</nowiki>. In Egypt, strained and unstrained yogurt is called "zabadi" ("laban" meaning "milk" in <nowiki>[[Egyptian Arabic]]</nowiki>). It is eaten with savoury accompaniments such as olives and oil, and also with a sweetener such as honey, as a snack or breakfast food. Areesh cheese (or Arish) (<nowiki>{{lang-ar|جبنة قريش}}</nowiki>) is a type of cheese that originated in <nowiki>[[Egypt]].  [[Shanklish]]</nowiki>, a fermented cheese, is made from areesh cheese.<nowiki><ref>{{cite book|last=Helou|first=Anissa|title=Lebanese Cuisine|year=1998|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin|location=New York|isbn=0312187351|page=18}}</ref></nowiki> Arish cheese is made from yogurt heated slowly until it curdles and separates, then placed in cheesecloth to drain. It is similar in taste to <nowiki>[[Ricotta]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://ovendriedtomatoes.com/2008/10/15/vdp-arish/ |accessdate=2013-04-14|title=VDP: Arish|date=15 October 2008|work=Oven-Dried Tomatoes}}</ref></nowiki>  The protein content of Areesh cheese is 17.6%.<nowiki><ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.ifood.tv/network/african_cheese|title=African Cheese: Egypt |work=ifood.tv |accessdate=2013-04-14|publisher=FutureToday Inc.}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>===North America===</nowiki> <nowiki>Strained yogurt (often marketed as "Greek yogurt") has become popular in the United States and Canada,<ref name="mother">{{cite web |url=http://motherjones.com/blue-marble/2010/06/greek-yogurt-better-regular |title=Is Greek Yogurt Better Than Regular? |accessdate=2010-11-07 |quote= |publisher=[[Mother Jones (magazine)|Mother Jones]] }}</ref> where it is often used as a lower-calorie substitute for [[sour cream]] or [[crème fraîche]].<ref>Barbara Fairchild. ''Bon Appetit Desserts: The Cookbook for All Things Sweet and Wonderful'', [https://books.google.com/books?id=m_Nz8PkYawYC&pg=PA8 p. 8]. Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2010</ref> Celebrity chef [[Graham Kerr]] became an early adopter of strained yogurt as an ingredient, frequently featuring it (and demonstrating how to strain plain yogurt through a coffee filter) on his eponymous 1990 cooking show, as frequently as he had featured clarified butter on ''The Galloping Gourmet'' in the late 1960s. In 2015, food market research firm Packaged Facts reported that Greek yogurt has a 50 percent share of the yogurt market in the United States.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Login {{!}} Recorder.com|url = http://www.recorder.com/home/18232522-95/from-chobani-to-fage-greek-yogurt-dominates|website = www.recorder.com|accessdate = 2015-09-10}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>"Greek yogurt" brands in North America include [[Chobani]], [[Groupe Danone|Dannon Oikos]], [[Fage|FAGE]], Olympus, [[Stonyfield Farm|Stonyfield organic Oikos]], [[Yoplait]], [[Cabot Creamery]] and Voskos. FAGE began importing its Greek products in 1998 and opened a domestic production plant in Johnstown, New York, in 2008.<ref name=Neuman /> Chobani, based in New Berlin, New York, began marketing its Greek-style yogurt in 2007. The Voskos brand entered the US market in 2009 with imported Greek yogurt products at 10%, 2%, and 0% milkfat.<ref name="Voskos">{{cite web|url=http://www.voskos.com |website=Voskos|title= Greek Yogurt|author= Sun Valley Dairy| accessdate=3 March 2008}}</ref> Stonyfield Farms, owned by [[Groupe Danone]], introduced Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt in 2007; Danone began marketing a non-organic Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt in 2011 and also produced a now discontinued blended Greek-style yogurt under the Activia Selects brand;<ref name=theKitchn /> Dannon Light & Fit Greek nonfat yogurt was introduced in 2012 and boasts being the lightest Greek yogurt with fruit,<ref>''[http://www.perishablenews.com/index.php?article=0027145 ''Dannon Wants To Help Operators Get Growing With Greek Yogurt]''. Dannon via PerishableNews, 6 February 2013</ref> and Activia Greek yogurt was re-introduced in 2013.<ref>''[https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dannon-introduces-activia-greek-190819085.html Dannon Introduces New Activia Greek]''. Dannon via Yahoo finance, 29 April 2013</ref> [[General Mills]] introduced a Greek-style yogurt under the Yoplait brand name in early 2010, which was discontinued and replaced by Yoplait Greek 100 in August 2012.<ref>''[http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120808005594/en/Yoplait-Introduces-100-Calorie-Greek-Yogurt Yoplait Introduces New, 100-Calorie Greek Yogurt]''. Yoplait via Business Wire, 8 August 2012</ref> Activia Greek yogurt was re-introduced in 2013, and in July 2012 took over US distribution and sales of Canadian Liberté’s Greek brands. In Canada, Yoplait was launched in January 2013, and is packaged with toppings.<ref>Tim Shufelt. [http://www.canadianbusiness.com/business-news/industries/consumer-goods/yogurt-wars-get-serious/ "Canada goes Greek, Yogurt wars get serious"]. Canadian Business, 23 August 2012</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>====Mexico====</nowiki> <nowiki>Strained yogurt is called ''jocoque seco'' in Mexico. It was popularised by [[Lebanese immigration to Mexico|local producers of Lebanese origin]] and is widely popular in the country.</nowiki> <nowiki>===Northern Europe===</nowiki> Strained yogurt, in full-, low-, and no-fat versions, has become popular in northern European cookery as a low-calorie alternative to cream in recipes. It is typically marketed as "Greek" or "Turkish" yogurt. <nowiki>In Denmark, a type of strained yogurt named [[Ymer (dairy product)|ymer]] is available. In contrast to the Greek and Turkish variety, only a minor amount of [[whey]] is drained off in the production process.<ref name="Arla - Product description and history">{{Cite web|url=http://arla.dk/Produkter/Artikler/a38/ |title=Syrnede produkter |accessdate=2009-04-12 |publisher=Arla Foods Corporation |language=Danish |year=2009}}</ref> Ymer is traditionally consumed with the addition of ymerdrys ''(lit. {{lang-da|ymer sprinkle}})'', a mixture of [[bread crumbs]] made from rye bread (''[[rugbrød]]'') and [[brown sugar]]. Like other types of soured dairy products, ymer is often consumed at breakfast. Strained yogurt topped with [[muesli]] and [[maple syrup]] is often served at [[brunch]] in cafés in Denmark.</nowiki> In the Netherlands, strained yogurt is known as <nowiki>''hangop'', literally meaning 'hang up'. It is a traditional dessert. ''Hangop''</nowiki> may also be made using buttermilk. <nowiki>===Turkey===</nowiki> <nowiki>[[File:Turkish strained yogurt.jpg|thumb|Unstirred Turkish ''Süzme Yoğurt'' (strained yogurt), with a 10% fat content]]</nowiki> <nowiki>In [[Turkish cuisine|Turkey]], strained yogurt is known as ''süzme yoğurt''<ref>Walker, Harlan, ed. (2000) [https://books.google.com/books?id=tuor2vcVtiQC&pg=PA276&dq=suzme+yogurt+means&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiklMao8qDMAhWHC8AKHavbCIwQ6AEIKDAC#v=onepage&q=s%C3%BCzme&f=false ''Milk-- Beyond the Dairy: Proceedings of the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 1999''] Totnes, Devon, Eng. : Prospect Books. page 276. ISBN 9781903018064.</ref> ("strained yogurt") or ''kese yoğurdu'' ("bag yogurt").<ref>''[http://hbogm.meb.gov.tr/modulerprogramlar/kursprogramlari/gida/moduller/suzme_yogurt.pdf Süzme Yoğurt]''. Food Technology, MEGEP, Turkish Ministry of Education, 2007 (in Turkish)</ref> Water is sometimes added to it in the preparation of [[cacık]], when this is not eaten as a [[meze]] but consumed as a beverage. Strained yogurt is used in Turkish  mezzes and dips such as [[haydari]].<ref>Elizabeth Taviloglu. ''[http://turkishfood.about.com/od/CheeseYogurtDairy/r/Strained-Yogurt-With-Garlic-And-Herbs-Is-Classic-Turkish-meze.htm Haydari - Meze with Strained Yogurt, Garlic And Herbs]''. About.com Turkish Food</ref></nowiki> In Turkish markets, labne is also a popular dairy product but it is different from strained yogurt; it is yogurt-based creamy cheese without salt, and is used like <nowiki>[[mascarpone]].<ref>[http://eng.pinar.com.tr/products/detail/Pinar-Labaneh/2072/2240/0 Pınar Labaneh]. Pinar, Yaşar Group</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>===United Kingdom===</nowiki> In the <nowiki>[[United Kingdom]]</nowiki> strained yogurt can only be marketed as "Greek" if made in Greece. Strained cows'-milk yogurt not made in Greece is typically sold as "Greek Style" or "Greek Recipe" for marketing reasons, typically at lower prices than yogurt made in Greece. Among "Greek Style" yogurts there is no distinction between those thickened by straining and those thickened through additives.<nowiki><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2013/630.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2013] EWHC 630 (Ch) (26 March 2013)|work=bailii.org §7}}</ref></nowiki> In September 2012 Chobani UK Ltd. began to sell yogurt made in the United States as "Greek Yogurt". FAGE, a company that manufactures yogurt in Greece and sells it in the UK, filed a <nowiki>[[passing-off]]</nowiki> claim against Chobani in the <nowiki>[[High Court of Justice|UK High Court]]</nowiki>, claiming that UK consumers understood "Greek" to refer to the country of origin (similar to "<nowiki>[[Beer in Belgium|Belgian Beer]]</nowiki>"); Chobani's position was that consumers understood "Greek" to refer to a preparation (similar to "<nowiki>[[French Toast]]</nowiki>"). Both companies relied on surveys to prove their point; FAGE also relied on the previous industry practice of UK yogurt makers to not label their yogurt as "Greek Yogurt".  Ultimately <nowiki>[[Michael Briggs (judge)|Mr Justice Briggs]]</nowiki> found in favor of FAGE and granted an <nowiki>[[injunction]]</nowiki> preventing Chobani from using the name "Greek Yogurt".<nowiki><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2013/630.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2013] EWHC 630 (Ch) (26 March 2013)|work=bailii.org}}</ref></nowiki> In February 2014 this decision was upheld on <nowiki>[[appeal]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/markup.cgi?doc=/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2014/5.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2014] EWCA Civ 5 (28 January 2014)|work=bailii.org}}</ref><ref>Ben Bouckley. [http://www.dairyreporter.com/Regulation-Safety/Chobani-gets-Fage-fright-loses-Greek-Yogurt-appeal Dairy reporter "Chobani gets Fage fright, loses Greek Yogurt appeal"]. DairyReporter, 28 January 2014</ref></nowiki> Chobani later announced that it was reentering the UK market using a "strained yogurt" label<nowiki><ref>http://www.foodnavigator.com/Policy/Chobani-s-strained-not-Greek-yoghurt-gets-UK-revamp</ref></nowiki> but has not yet done so.<nowiki><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.chobani.co.uk/|title=Chobani|work=chobani.co.uk}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>==Production==</nowiki> The characteristic thick texture and high protein content are achieved through either or both of two processing steps. The milk may be concentrated by ultrafiltration to remove a portion of the water before addition of yogurt cultures.<nowiki><ref name=Gelski>{{cite web|author=Gelski, Jeff |url=http://www.foodbusinessnews.net/News/News%20Home/Features/2011/3/My%20big%20thick%20Greek%20yogurt.aspx |title=My big, thick Greek yogurt: protein, straining methods affect texture|website= FoodBusinessNews|date= 4 April 2011}}</ref></nowiki> Alternatively, after culturing, the yogurt may be centrifuged or membrane-filtered to remove <nowiki>[[whey]]</nowiki>, in a process analogous to the traditional straining step. Brands described as "strained" yogurt, including Activia Greek, Chobani, Dannon Light & Fit Greek, Dannon Oikos, FAGE, Stonyfield Organic Oikos, Trader Joe's, and Yoplait have undergone the second process. Process details are highly guarded <nowiki>[[trade secret]]</nowiki>s. Other brands of Greek-style yogurt, including Yoplait and some store brands, are made by adding milk protein concentrate and thickeners<nowiki><ref>{{cite web|author=Scott-Thomas, Caroline |url=http://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Markets/National-Starch-develops-ingredient-for-no-strain-Greek-yogurt |title=National Starch develops ingredient for no strain Greek yogurt|website= Foodnavigator-USA|date= 23 June 2011}}</ref></nowiki> to standard yogurt to boost the protein content and modify the texture.<nowiki><ref name=Gelski /></nowiki> The liquid resulting from straining yogurt is called "acid <nowiki>[[whey]]</nowiki>" and is composed of water, yogurt cultures, protein, a slight amount of <nowiki>[[lactose]], and [[lactic acid]]</nowiki>. It is difficult to dispose of.<nowiki><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dairyreporter.com/Processing-Packaging/Greek-yogurt-waste-acid-whey-a-concern-for-USDA-Jones-Laffin|title=Greek yogurt waste 'acid whey' a concern for USDA: Jones Laffin|work=DairyReporter.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.environmentalleader.com/2013/07/02/yogurt-companies-face-whey-disposal-problem/|title=Yogurt Companies Face Whey Disposal Problem|author=Environmental Leader|work=Environmental Leader}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dairyreporter.com/Manufacturers/Chobani-Dannon-attempt-to-defuse-Greek-yogurt-acid-whey-environmental-concerns|title=Chobani, Dannon attempt to defuse Greek yogurt ‘acid whey’ concerns|work=DairyReporter.com}}</ref></nowiki> Farmers have used the whey to mix with animal feed and fertilizer. Using <nowiki>[[anaerobic digester]]</nowiki>s, it can be a source of <nowiki>[[methane]]</nowiki> that can be used to produce electricity.<nowiki><ref>{{cite web|url=http://modernfarmer.com/2013/05/whey-too-much-greek-yogurts-dark-side/|title=Whey Too Much: Greek Yogurt’s Dark Side|date=22 May 2013|work=[[Modern Farmer (magazine)|Modern Farmer]]|accessdate=28 December 2013}}</ref></nowiki> <nowiki>==See also==</nowiki> <nowiki>{{portal|Food}}</nowiki> <nowiki>* [[Yogurt]]</nowiki> <nowiki>* [[List of dairy products]]</nowiki> <nowiki>==References==</nowiki> <nowiki>{{Reflist}}</nowiki> <nowiki>==External links==</nowiki> <nowiki>* [http://www.greek-recipe.com/tag/yogurt/ Strained yogurt recipes from Greece]</nowiki> <nowiki>{{Yogurts}}</nowiki> <nowiki>{{DEFAULTSORT:Strained yogurt}}</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Yogurts]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Arab cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Central Asian cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Middle Eastern cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Greek cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Italian cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Jordanian cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Iraqi cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Spanish cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Syrian cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Lebanese cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Levantine cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Palestinian cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Portuguese cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:South Asian cuisine]]</nowiki> <nowiki>[[Category:Fermented dairy products]]</nowiki> h4ewvm3ns9l37lvscejj7cxxay91ff2 5005 4919 2022-01-06T17:11:48Z 46.186.2.126 Fixed formatting 5005 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Redirect|Greek yogurt|the use of strained yogurt in Greece|#Greece}} {{Use British English|date=April 2013}} {{Use dmy dates|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox prepared food | name = Strained yogurt | image = [[File:Labneh01.jpg|250px]] | caption = Strained yogurt with [[olive oil]] | alternate_name = chak(k)a, Greek yogurt, labneh, suzma, yogurt cheese | country = Middle East or Central Asia <!-- place of origin is actually unknown --> | region = West, South, and Central Asia; [[Middle East]], Southeastern Europe | creator = | course = | type = [[Yogurt]] | served = | main_ingredient = Yogurt | variations = | calories = 457 kJ (109 kcal) per 100 g<ref>[http://www.sutas.com.tr/tr/Sayfa/sutlu-besinler-kalori-cetveli/da Sütlü Besinler Kalori Cetveli]. Sütaş Dairy Products (in Turkish)</ref> | other = }} '''Strained yogurt''', '''Greek yogurt''',<ref name=" Davidson 2014 ">{{cite book |title= The Oxford Companion to Food |last= Davidson |first= Alan |year= 2014 |publisher= Oxford University Press |isbn=9780191040726 |quote= It should also be noted that sheep's or goat's milk yoghurt, or strained yoghurt often called 'Greek', are more stable than plain yoghurt. |page=239 }}</ref> '''yogurt cheese''', or '''labneh''' ({{lang-ar|لبنة}} ''labnah''), is [[yogurt]] that has been strained to remove its [[whey]], resulting in a thicker consistency than unstrained yogurt, while preserving yogurt's distinctive, [[sour]] taste. Like many types of yogurt, strained yogurt is often made from milk that has been enriched by boiling off some of its water content, or by adding extra [[butterfat]] and [[powdered milk]]. In Europe and North America, it is often made with low-fat or fat-free yogurt. In [[Scandinavia]], particularly [[Iceland]], a similar product, [[skyr]] is produced. Strained yogurt is sometimes marketed in North America as "Greek yogurt" and in Britain as "Greek-style yoghurt",<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25954228 BBC:'Greek' yoghurt Chobani firm loses legal battle, 29 January 2014]. In Britain the name "Greek" may only be applied to yoghurt made in Greece</ref> though strained yogurt is also widely eaten in [[Levantine cuisine|Levantine]], Eastern [[Mediterranean cuisine|Mediterranean]], [[Middle Eastern cuisine|Near Eastern]], [[Central Asian cuisine|Central Asian]] and [[South Asian cuisine|South Asian]] cuisines, wherein it is often used in cooking (as it is high enough in fat content to avoid [[curdling]] at higher temperatures). Such dishes may be cooked or raw, savory or sweet. Due to the straining process to remove excess whey, even non-fat varieties of strained yogurt are much thicker, richer, and creamier than yogurts that have not been strained.{{citation needed|date=March 2015}} In western [[Europe]] and the [[US]], strained yogurt has increased in popularity compared to unstrained yogurt. Since the straining process removes some of the lactose, strained yogurt is lower in sugar than unstrained yogurt.<ref name="mother"/> It was reported in 2012 that most of the growth in the $4.1 billion US yogurt industry came from the strained yogurt sub-segment, sometimes marketed as "Greek yogurt".<ref>{{cite news|url=https://online.wsj.com/article/AP7fc6a591c5894845953163cf3e221c52.html |title=Greek yogurt on a marathon-like growth spur|work= Wall Street Journal|author= Associated Press|date= 22 January 2012}}</ref><ref name=Neuman>{{cite news|author=Neuman, William |url=https://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/business/demand-for-greek-style-helps-form-a-yogurt-cluster-in-new-york.html |title=Greek Yogurt a Boon for New York State|work=The New York Times|date= 12 January 2012}}</ref> In the US there is no legal definition of Greek yogurt, and yogurt thickened with thickening agents may also be sold as "Greek yogurt".<ref name=theKitchn>{{cite web|url=http://www.thekitchn.com/greek-yogurt-wars-high-tech-shortcuts-vs-purists-174420 |title=Greek Yogurt Wars: The High-Tech Shortcuts vs. The Purists|website=theKitchn|accessdate=24 January 2013}}</ref> ==Nutrition== Strained yogurt contains a higher protein density than regular yogurt.<ref> {{cite web|url=http://smoothiegains.com/top-ten-smoothie-ingredients-for-muscle-growth/|title=Top Ten Smoothie Ingredients for Muscle Growth}}</ref> The protein in strained yogurt is largely [[casein]] protein.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://healthyeating.sfgate.com/greek-yogurt-amino-acid-profile-12074.html|title=A Greek Yogurt Amino Acid Profile|work=Demand Media}}</ref> ==Variations== [[File:Մածունը քամելիս.JPG|thumb|Yogurt being strained through a [[cheesecloth]]]] ===Armenia=== In [[Armenian cuisine|Armenia]], strained yogurt is called ''kamats [[matzoon]]''. Traditionally, it was produced for long-term preservation by draining matzoon in cloth sacks. Afterwards it was stored in leather sacks or clay pots for a month or more depending on the degree of salting.<ref>С. А. Арутюнов, Т. А. Воронина. ''Традиционная пища как выражение этнического самосознания'', стр. 120—125. Наука, 2001 (S. A. Arutyunov, T. A. Voronina. ''Traditional Food as an Expression of Ethnic Self-Consciousness'', pp. 120-125. Nauka publishers, 2001; in Russian)</ref> ===Albania=== In [[Albanian cuisine|Albania]], strained yogurt is called "salcë kosi". After preparing yogurt from micro-cultured milk, it is drained in a cloth sack from few hours, to overnight. The water released from this process is called "hir" and can be used to preserve cheese or as a drink. Meanwhile the strained yogurt is used in many variation in the [[Albanian cuisine|Albanian]] cuisine and is eaten either plain or with added elements such as dill, garlic, cucumber, nuts, olive oil etc. ===Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia=== In the countries of the former Yugoslavia, strained yogurt made of cow's milk has become very popular in recent years. It is usually labeled ''grčki tip jogurta'' and eaten on its own as a snack or dessert. In Macedonia it's widely known as „павлака". ===Bulgaria=== In [[Bulgarian cuisine|Bulgaria]], where yogurt is considered to be an integral part of the national cuisine, strained yogurt is called "tsedeno kiselo mlyako" ({{lang-bg|цедено кисело мляко}}), and is used in a variety of salads and dressings. Another similar product is "katak" ({{lang-bg|катък}}), which is often made from sheep or goat milk. ===Central Asia=== In the cuisines of many [[Iranian peoples|Iranian]], [[Baloch people|Baloch]], and [[Turkic peoples|Turkic]] peoples (e.g. in [[Azerbaijani cuisine|Azerbaijani]], [[Afghan cuisine|Afghan]], [[Tatar cuisine|Tatar]], [[Tajik cuisine|Tajik]], [[Uzbek cuisine|Uzbek]], and other [[Central Asian cuisine]]s), a type of strained yogurt called ''chak(k)a''<ref>{{Cite book | last = Meyer | first = Arthur L. | authorlink = | author2=Jon M. Vann | title = The Appetizer Atlas: A World of Small Bites | publisher = John Wiley | year = 2003 | location = | page = 348 | url = https://books.google.com/?id=w9p8mVe9wTUC&pg=PA348&dq=chaka+cheese+yogurt | doi = | id = | isbn = 9780471411024}}</ref><ref name=Pokhlebkin>{{Cite book | script-title=ru:Большая энциклопедия кулинарного искусства | last=Похлебкин | first=Вильям Васильевич | url=http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enc_pohlebkin/1030/Сузьма | year=2005 | publisher = Centrpoligraph | isbn=5-9524-0274-7 | language=Russian }}</ref> or ''suzma'' ({{lang-tk|süzme}}, {{lang-az|süzmə}}, {{lang-kk|сүзбe}}, {{lang-ky|сүзмө}}, {{lang-uz|suzma}}, {{lang-ug|сүзма}})<ref name=Pokhlebkin /> is consumed. It is obtained by draining [[qatiq]], a local yogurt variety. By further drying it, one obtains [[Kashk|qurut]], a kind of dry fresh cheese.<ref name=Pokhlebkin /> Strained yogurt in Balochistan is called "Sheelanch" and is a vital part of the nomadic diet. It is usually used for making dips served with dates, or served as a side dish. It is also dried and preserved for winter use.{{fact|date=January 2017}} ===Cyprus=== As in Greece, strained yogurt is widely used in [[Cypriot cuisine]] both as an ingredient in recipes as well as on its own or as a supplement to a dish. In Cyprus, strained yogurt is usually made from sheep's milk.{{citation needed|date=February 2015}} ===Greece=== Strained yogurt ("στραγγιστό γιαούρτι" ''strangistó giaoúrti'' in Greek) is used in [[Greek cuisine|Greek food]] mostly as the base for [[tzatziki]] dip and as a dessert, with [[honey]], [[Sour Cherry|sour cherry syrup]], or [[spoon sweets]] often served on top. A few savoury Greek dishes use strained yogurt. In Greece, strained yogurt, like yogurt in general, is traditionally made from sheep's milk. [[Fage|Fage International S.A.]] began straining cows milk yogurt for industrial production in Greece in 1975, which is when it launched its brand "Total".<ref>Daphne Zepos. [http://www.kerasma.gr/default.asp?entryID=380&pageID=96&tablePageID=35&langID=2 Greek Gastronomy]. Kerasma, accessed on 2013-01-24</ref> ===Indian subcontinent=== [[File:Dhau.JPG|thumb|right|140px|A disposable clay pot with "[[Yogurt|dahi]]"]] In the Indian subcontinent, regular unstrained yogurt (''curd''), made from cow or water buffalo milk, it is often sold in disposable clay bowls called [[kulhar]]. Kept for a couple of hours in its [[clay]] pot, some of the water evaporates through the unfired clay's pores. It also cools the curd due to evaporation. But true strained yogurt is made by draining the yoghurt in a cloth. [[Shrikhand]] is an Indian dessert (often eaten with [[poori]]) made with strained yogurt and sugar, [[saffron]], [[cardamom]], diced fruit and nuts mixed in. It is particularly popular in the state of [[Gujarat]] and [[Maharashtra]], where dairy producers market shrikhand similar to ice cream. In [[Pashtun people|Pashtun]]-dominated regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan, a strained yogurt known as ''chaka'' is often consumed with rice and meat dishes.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Kelley|first1=Laura|title=The Silk Road Gourmet: Western and Southern Asia|date=2009|publisher=iUniverse|location=New York|isbn=9781440143052|page=191|url=https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NrANvuIMjeEC|language=en}}</ref> ===Middle East=== Labneh (also known as Labni, Lebni) is popular in the [[Levant]] and the [[Arabian Peninsula]]. Besides being used fresh, labneh is also dried then formed into balls, sometimes covered with herbs or spices, and stored under [[olive oil]]. Labneh is a popular [[mezze]] dish and [[sandwich]] ingredient. A common sandwich in the Middle East is one of labneh, mint, thyme, and olive on pita bread. The flavour depends largely on the sort of milk used: labneh from [[cow's milk]] has a rather mild flavour. Also the quality of [[olive oil]] topping influences the taste of labneh. Milk from camels and other animals is used in labneh production in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries. [[Bedouin]] also produce a dry, hard labneh (''labaneh malboudeh'', similar to Central Asian [[Kashk|qurut]]) that can be stored. Strained labneh is pressed in cheese cloth between two heavy stones and later sun dried. This dry labneh is often eaten with [[khubz]] (Arabic bread), in which both khubz and labneh are mixed with water, animal fat, and salt, and rolled into balls. In [[Iraq]], [[Jordan]], [[Lebanon]], [[Palestine]], [[Israel]], and [[Syria]], Labneh is made by straining the liquid out of yogurt until it takes on a consistency similar to a soft cheese. It tastes like tart sour cream or heavy strained yogurt and is a common breakfast dip.<ref name="haaretz.com">Debra Kamin. [http://www.haaretz.com/travel-in-israel/tourist-tip-of-the-day/tourist-tip-242-labneh.premium-1.525323 Tourist tip #242:Labheh]. [[Haaretz]]</ref> It is usually eaten in a fashion similar to [[hummus]], spread on a plate and drizzled with olive oil and often, dried mint. Labneh is also the main ingredient in [[jameed]], which is in turn used in [[mansaf]], the national dish of [[Jordan]]. Labneh is commonly consumed by both [[Jewish]] and Arab [[Israelis]], often with [[pita]] and [[za'atar]], or dried [[hyssop]]. It can also be purchased in the form of small white balls immersed in [[olive oil]].<ref name="haaretz.com"/> ''Labaneh bil zayit'', "labaneh in oil", consists of small balls of dry labneh kept under oil, where it can be preserved for over a year. As it ages it turns more sour. Strained yogurt in [[Iranian cuisine|Iran]] is called ''mâst chekide'' and is usually used for making dips, or served as a side dish. In [[Northern Iran]], ''mâst chekide'' is a variety of [[kefir]] with a distinct sour taste. It is usually mixed with fresh herbs in a [[pesto|pesto-like]] purée called [[Delal sauce|delal]]. Yogurt is a side dish to all [[Iranian cuisine|Iranian meals]]. Strained yogurt is used as dips and various appetizers with multitudes of ingredients: cucumbers, onions, shallots, fresh herbs (dill, spearmint, parsley, cilantro), spinach, walnuts, [[zereshk]], garlic, etc. The most popular appetizers are [[spinach]] or [[eggplant]] [[borani]], ‘’Mâst-o-Khiâr’’ with cucumber, spring onions and herbs, or ‘’Mâst-Musir’’ with wild [[shallots]]. In Egypt, strained and unstrained yogurt is called "zabadi" ("laban" meaning "milk" in [[Egyptian Arabic]]). It is eaten with savoury accompaniments such as olives and oil, and also with a sweetener such as honey, as a snack or breakfast food. Areesh cheese (or Arish) ({{lang-ar|جبنة قريش}}) is a type of cheese that originated in [[Egypt]]. [[Shanklish]], a fermented cheese, is made from areesh cheese.<ref>{{cite book|last=Helou|first=Anissa|title=Lebanese Cuisine|year=1998|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin|location=New York|isbn=0312187351|page=18}}</ref> Arish cheese is made from yogurt heated slowly until it curdles and separates, then placed in cheesecloth to drain. It is similar in taste to [[Ricotta]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://ovendriedtomatoes.com/2008/10/15/vdp-arish/ |accessdate=2013-04-14|title=VDP: Arish|date=15 October 2008|work=Oven-Dried Tomatoes}}</ref> The protein content of Areesh cheese is 17.6%.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.ifood.tv/network/african_cheese|title=African Cheese: Egypt |work=ifood.tv |accessdate=2013-04-14|publisher=FutureToday Inc.}}</ref> ===North America=== Strained yogurt (often marketed as "Greek yogurt") has become popular in the United States and Canada,<ref name="mother">{{cite web |url=http://motherjones.com/blue-marble/2010/06/greek-yogurt-better-regular |title=Is Greek Yogurt Better Than Regular? |accessdate=2010-11-07 |quote= |publisher=[[Mother Jones (magazine)|Mother Jones]] }}</ref> where it is often used as a lower-calorie substitute for [[sour cream]] or [[crème fraîche]].<ref>Barbara Fairchild. ''Bon Appetit Desserts: The Cookbook for All Things Sweet and Wonderful'', [https://books.google.com/books?id=m_Nz8PkYawYC&pg=PA8 p. 8]. Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2010</ref> Celebrity chef [[Graham Kerr]] became an early adopter of strained yogurt as an ingredient, frequently featuring it (and demonstrating how to strain plain yogurt through a coffee filter) on his eponymous 1990 cooking show, as frequently as he had featured clarified butter on ''The Galloping Gourmet'' in the late 1960s. In 2015, food market research firm Packaged Facts reported that Greek yogurt has a 50 percent share of the yogurt market in the United States.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Login {{!}} Recorder.com|url = http://www.recorder.com/home/18232522-95/from-chobani-to-fage-greek-yogurt-dominates|website = www.recorder.com|accessdate = 2015-09-10}}</ref> "Greek yogurt" brands in North America include [[Chobani]], [[Groupe Danone|Dannon Oikos]], [[Fage|FAGE]], Olympus, [[Stonyfield Farm|Stonyfield organic Oikos]], [[Yoplait]], [[Cabot Creamery]] and Voskos. FAGE began importing its Greek products in 1998 and opened a domestic production plant in Johnstown, New York, in 2008.<ref name=Neuman /> Chobani, based in New Berlin, New York, began marketing its Greek-style yogurt in 2007. The Voskos brand entered the US market in 2009 with imported Greek yogurt products at 10%, 2%, and 0% milkfat.<ref name="Voskos">{{cite web|url=http://www.voskos.com |website=Voskos|title= Greek Yogurt|author= Sun Valley Dairy| accessdate=3 March 2008}}</ref> Stonyfield Farms, owned by [[Groupe Danone]], introduced Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt in 2007; Danone began marketing a non-organic Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt in 2011 and also produced a now discontinued blended Greek-style yogurt under the Activia Selects brand;<ref name=theKitchn /> Dannon Light & Fit Greek nonfat yogurt was introduced in 2012 and boasts being the lightest Greek yogurt with fruit,<ref>''[http://www.perishablenews.com/index.php?article=0027145 ''Dannon Wants To Help Operators Get Growing With Greek Yogurt]''. Dannon via PerishableNews, 6 February 2013</ref> and Activia Greek yogurt was re-introduced in 2013.<ref>''[https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dannon-introduces-activia-greek-190819085.html Dannon Introduces New Activia Greek]''. Dannon via Yahoo finance, 29 April 2013</ref> [[General Mills]] introduced a Greek-style yogurt under the Yoplait brand name in early 2010, which was discontinued and replaced by Yoplait Greek 100 in August 2012.<ref>''[http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120808005594/en/Yoplait-Introduces-100-Calorie-Greek-Yogurt Yoplait Introduces New, 100-Calorie Greek Yogurt]''. Yoplait via Business Wire, 8 August 2012</ref> Activia Greek yogurt was re-introduced in 2013, and in July 2012 took over US distribution and sales of Canadian Liberté’s Greek brands. In Canada, Yoplait was launched in January 2013, and is packaged with toppings.<ref>Tim Shufelt. [http://www.canadianbusiness.com/business-news/industries/consumer-goods/yogurt-wars-get-serious/ "Canada goes Greek, Yogurt wars get serious"]. Canadian Business, 23 August 2012</ref> ====Mexico==== Strained yogurt is called ''jocoque seco'' in Mexico. It was popularised by [[Lebanese immigration to Mexico|local producers of Lebanese origin]] and is widely popular in the country. ===Northern Europe=== Strained yogurt, in full-, low-, and no-fat versions, has become popular in northern European cookery as a low-calorie alternative to cream in recipes. It is typically marketed as "Greek" or "Turkish" yogurt. In Denmark, a type of strained yogurt named [[Ymer (dairy product)|ymer]] is available. In contrast to the Greek and Turkish variety, only a minor amount of [[whey]] is drained off in the production process.<ref name="Arla - Product description and history">{{Cite web|url=http://arla.dk/Produkter/Artikler/a38/ |title=Syrnede produkter |accessdate=2009-04-12 |publisher=Arla Foods Corporation |language=Danish |year=2009}}</ref> Ymer is traditionally consumed with the addition of ymerdrys ''(lit. {{lang-da|ymer sprinkle}})'', a mixture of [[bread crumbs]] made from rye bread (''[[rugbrød]]'') and [[brown sugar]]. Like other types of soured dairy products, ymer is often consumed at breakfast. Strained yogurt topped with [[muesli]] and [[maple syrup]] is often served at [[brunch]] in cafés in Denmark. In the Netherlands, strained yogurt is known as ''hangop'', literally meaning 'hang up'. It is a traditional dessert. ''Hangop'' may also be made using buttermilk. ===Turkey=== [[File:Turkish strained yogurt.jpg|thumb|Unstirred Turkish ''Süzme Yoğurt'' (strained yogurt), with a 10% fat content]] In [[Turkish cuisine|Turkey]], strained yogurt is known as ''süzme yoğurt''<ref>Walker, Harlan, ed. (2000) [https://books.google.com/books?id=tuor2vcVtiQC&pg=PA276&dq=suzme+yogurt+means&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiklMao8qDMAhWHC8AKHavbCIwQ6AEIKDAC#v=onepage&q=s%C3%BCzme&f=false ''Milk-- Beyond the Dairy: Proceedings of the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 1999''] Totnes, Devon, Eng. : Prospect Books. page 276. ISBN 9781903018064.</ref> ("strained yogurt") or ''kese yoğurdu'' ("bag yogurt").<ref>''[http://hbogm.meb.gov.tr/modulerprogramlar/kursprogramlari/gida/moduller/suzme_yogurt.pdf Süzme Yoğurt]''. Food Technology, MEGEP, Turkish Ministry of Education, 2007 (in Turkish)</ref> Water is sometimes added to it in the preparation of [[cacık]], when this is not eaten as a [[meze]] but consumed as a beverage. Strained yogurt is used in Turkish mezzes and dips such as [[haydari]].<ref>Elizabeth Taviloglu. ''[http://turkishfood.about.com/od/CheeseYogurtDairy/r/Strained-Yogurt-With-Garlic-And-Herbs-Is-Classic-Turkish-meze.htm Haydari - Meze with Strained Yogurt, Garlic And Herbs]''. About.com Turkish Food</ref> In Turkish markets, labne is also a popular dairy product but it is different from strained yogurt; it is yogurt-based creamy cheese without salt, and is used like [[mascarpone]].<ref>[http://eng.pinar.com.tr/products/detail/Pinar-Labaneh/2072/2240/0 Pınar Labaneh]. Pinar, Yaşar Group</ref> ===United Kingdom=== In the [[United Kingdom]] strained yogurt can only be marketed as "Greek" if made in Greece. Strained cows'-milk yogurt not made in Greece is typically sold as "Greek Style" or "Greek Recipe" for marketing reasons, typically at lower prices than yogurt made in Greece. Among "Greek Style" yogurts there is no distinction between those thickened by straining and those thickened through additives.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2013/630.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2013] EWHC 630 (Ch) (26 March 2013)|work=bailii.org §7}}</ref> In September 2012 Chobani UK Ltd. began to sell yogurt made in the United States as "Greek Yogurt". FAGE, a company that manufactures yogurt in Greece and sells it in the UK, filed a [[passing-off]] claim against Chobani in the [[High Court of Justice|UK High Court]], claiming that UK consumers understood "Greek" to refer to the country of origin (similar to "[[Beer in Belgium|Belgian Beer]]"); Chobani's position was that consumers understood "Greek" to refer to a preparation (similar to "[[French Toast]]"). Both companies relied on surveys to prove their point; FAGE also relied on the previous industry practice of UK yogurt makers to not label their yogurt as "Greek Yogurt". Ultimately [[Michael Briggs (judge)|Mr Justice Briggs]] found in favor of FAGE and granted an [[injunction]] preventing Chobani from using the name "Greek Yogurt".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2013/630.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2013] EWHC 630 (Ch) (26 March 2013)|work=bailii.org}}</ref> In February 2014 this decision was upheld on [[appeal]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/markup.cgi?doc=/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2014/5.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2014] EWCA Civ 5 (28 January 2014)|work=bailii.org}}</ref><ref>Ben Bouckley. [http://www.dairyreporter.com/Regulation-Safety/Chobani-gets-Fage-fright-loses-Greek-Yogurt-appeal Dairy reporter "Chobani gets Fage fright, loses Greek Yogurt appeal"]. DairyReporter, 28 January 2014</ref> Chobani later announced that it was reentering the UK market using a "strained yogurt" label<ref>http://www.foodnavigator.com/Policy/Chobani-s-strained-not-Greek-yoghurt-gets-UK-revamp</ref> but has not yet done so.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.chobani.co.uk/|title=Chobani|work=chobani.co.uk}}</ref> ==Production== The characteristic thick texture and high protein content are achieved through either or both of two processing steps. The milk may be concentrated by ultrafiltration to remove a portion of the water before addition of yogurt cultures.<ref name=Gelski>{{cite web|author=Gelski, Jeff |url=http://www.foodbusinessnews.net/News/News%20Home/Features/2011/3/My%20big%20thick%20Greek%20yogurt.aspx |title=My big, thick Greek yogurt: protein, straining methods affect texture|website= FoodBusinessNews|date= 4 April 2011}}</ref> Alternatively, after culturing, the yogurt may be centrifuged or membrane-filtered to remove [[whey]], in a process analogous to the traditional straining step. Brands described as "strained" yogurt, including Activia Greek, Chobani, Dannon Light & Fit Greek, Dannon Oikos, FAGE, Stonyfield Organic Oikos, Trader Joe's, and Yoplait have undergone the second process. Process details are highly guarded [[trade secret]]s. Other brands of Greek-style yogurt, including Yoplait and some store brands, are made by adding milk protein concentrate and thickeners<ref>{{cite web|author=Scott-Thomas, Caroline |url=http://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Markets/National-Starch-develops-ingredient-for-no-strain-Greek-yogurt |title=National Starch develops ingredient for no strain Greek yogurt|website= Foodnavigator-USA|date= 23 June 2011}}</ref> to standard yogurt to boost the protein content and modify the texture.<ref name=Gelski /> The liquid resulting from straining yogurt is called "acid [[whey]]" and is composed of water, yogurt cultures, protein, a slight amount of [[lactose]], and [[lactic acid]]. It is difficult to dispose of.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dairyreporter.com/Processing-Packaging/Greek-yogurt-waste-acid-whey-a-concern-for-USDA-Jones-Laffin|title=Greek yogurt waste 'acid whey' a concern for USDA: Jones Laffin|work=DairyReporter.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.environmentalleader.com/2013/07/02/yogurt-companies-face-whey-disposal-problem/|title=Yogurt Companies Face Whey Disposal Problem|author=Environmental Leader|work=Environmental Leader}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dairyreporter.com/Manufacturers/Chobani-Dannon-attempt-to-defuse-Greek-yogurt-acid-whey-environmental-concerns|title=Chobani, Dannon attempt to defuse Greek yogurt ‘acid whey’ concerns|work=DairyReporter.com}}</ref> Farmers have used the whey to mix with animal feed and fertilizer. Using [[anaerobic digester]]s, it can be a source of [[methane]] that can be used to produce electricity.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://modernfarmer.com/2013/05/whey-too-much-greek-yogurts-dark-side/|title=Whey Too Much: Greek Yogurt’s Dark Side|date=22 May 2013|work=[[Modern Farmer (magazine)|Modern Farmer]]|accessdate=28 December 2013}}</ref> ==See also== {{portal|Food}} * [[Yogurt]] * [[List of dairy products]] ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * [http://www.greek-recipe.com/tag/yogurt/ Strained yogurt recipes from Greece] {{Yogurts}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Strained yogurt}} [[Category:Yogurts]] [[Category:Arab cuisine]] [[Category:Central Asian cuisine]] [[Category:Middle Eastern cuisine]] [[Category:Greek cuisine]] [[Category:Italian cuisine]] [[Category:Jordanian cuisine]] [[Category:Iraqi cuisine]] [[Category:Spanish cuisine]] [[Category:Syrian cuisine]] [[Category:Lebanese cuisine]] [[Category:Levantine cuisine]] [[Category:Palestinian cuisine]] [[Category:Portuguese cuisine]] [[Category:South Asian cuisine]] [[Category:Fermented dairy products]] 72sl2lh33xyahjyi75gn87ofp2ek9jn 6262 5005 2023-08-02T17:22:51Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6262 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Redirect|Greek yogurt|the use of strained yogurt in Greece|#Greece}} {{Use British English|date=April 2013}} {{Use dmy dates|date=March 2013}} {{Infobox prepared food | name = Strained yogurt | image = [[File:Labneh01.jpg|250px]] | caption = Strained yogurt with [[olive oil]] | alternate_name = chak(k)a, Greek yogurt, labneh, suzma, yogurt cheese | country = Middle East or Central Asia <!-- place of origin is actually unknown --> | region = West, South, and Central Asia; [[Middle East]], Southeastern Europe | creator = | course = | type = [[Yogurt]] | served = | main_ingredient = Yogurt | variations = | calories = 457 kJ (109 kcal) per 100 g<ref>[http://www.sutas.com.tr/tr/Sayfa/sutlu-besinler-kalori-cetveli/da Sütlü Besinler Kalori Cetveli]. Sütaş Dairy Products (in Turkish)</ref> | other = }} '''Strained yogurt''', '''Greek yogurt''',<ref name=" Davidson 2014 ">{{cite book |title= The Oxford Companion to Food |last= Davidson |first= Alan |year= 2014 |publisher= Oxford University Press |isbn=9780191040726 |quote= It should also be noted that sheep's or goat's milk yoghurt, or strained yoghurt often called 'Greek', are more stable than plain yoghurt. |page=239 }}</ref> '''yogurt cheese''', or '''labneh''' ({{lang-ar|لبنة}} ''labnah''), is [[yogurt]] that has been strained to remove its [[whey]], resulting in a thicker consistency than unstrained yogurt, while preserving yogurt's distinctive, [[sour]] taste. Like many types of yogurt, strained yogurt is often made from milk that has been enriched by boiling off some of its water content, or by adding extra [[butterfat]] and [[powdered milk]]. In Europe and North America, it is often made with low-fat or fat-free yogurt. In [[Scandinavia]], particularly [[Iceland]], a similar product, [[skyr]] is produced. Strained yogurt is sometimes marketed in North America as "Greek yogurt" and in Britain as "Greek-style yoghurt",<ref>[http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-25954228 BBC:'Greek' yoghurt Chobani firm loses legal battle, 29 January 2014]. In Britain the name "Greek" may only be applied to yoghurt made in Greece</ref> though strained yogurt is also widely eaten in [[Levantine cuisine|Levantine]], Eastern [[Mediterranean cuisine|Mediterranean]], [[Middle Eastern cuisine|Near Eastern]], [[Central Asian cuisine|Central Asian]] and [[South Asian cuisine|South Asian]] cuisines, wherein it is often used in cooking (as it is high enough in fat content to avoid [[curdling]] at higher temperatures). Such dishes may be cooked or raw, savory or sweet. Due to the straining process to remove excess whey, even non-fat varieties of strained yogurt are much thicker, richer, and creamier than yogurts that have not been strained.{{citation needed|date=March 2015}} In western [[Europe]] and the [[US]], strained yogurt has increased in popularity compared to unstrained yogurt. Since the straining process removes some of the lactose, strained yogurt is lower in sugar than unstrained yogurt.<ref name="mother"/> It was reported in 2012 that most of the growth in the $4.1 billion US yogurt industry came from the strained yogurt sub-segment, sometimes marketed as "Greek yogurt".<ref>{{cite news|url=https://online.wsj.com/article/AP7fc6a591c5894845953163cf3e221c52.html |title=Greek yogurt on a marathon-like growth spur|work= Wall Street Journal|author= Associated Press|date= 22 January 2012}}</ref><ref name=Neuman>{{cite news|author=Neuman, William |url=https://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/13/business/demand-for-greek-style-helps-form-a-yogurt-cluster-in-new-york.html |title=Greek Yogurt a Boon for New York State|work=The New York Times|date= 12 January 2012}}</ref> In the US there is no legal definition of Greek yogurt, and yogurt thickened with thickening agents may also be sold as "Greek yogurt".<ref name=theKitchn>{{cite web|url=http://www.thekitchn.com/greek-yogurt-wars-high-tech-shortcuts-vs-purists-174420 |title=Greek Yogurt Wars: The High-Tech Shortcuts vs. The Purists|website=theKitchn|accessdate=24 January 2013}}</ref> ==Nutrition== Strained yogurt contains a higher protein density than regular yogurt.<ref> {{cite web|url=http://smoothiegains.com/top-ten-smoothie-ingredients-for-muscle-growth/|title=Top Ten Smoothie Ingredients for Muscle Growth}}</ref> The protein in strained yogurt is largely [[casein]] protein.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://healthyeating.sfgate.com/greek-yogurt-amino-acid-profile-12074.html|title=A Greek Yogurt Amino Acid Profile|work=Demand Media}}</ref> ==Variations== [[File:Մածունը քամելիս.JPG|thumb|Yogurt being strained through a [[cheesecloth]]]] ===Armenia=== In [[Armenian cuisine|Armenia]], strained yogurt is called ''kamats [[matzoon]]''. Traditionally, it was produced for long-term preservation by draining matzoon in cloth sacks. Afterwards it was stored in leather sacks or clay pots for a month or more depending on the degree of salting.<ref>С. А. Арутюнов, Т. А. Воронина. ''Традиционная пища как выражение этнического самосознания'', стр. 120—125. Наука, 2001 (S. A. Arutyunov, T. A. Voronina. ''Traditional Food as an Expression of Ethnic Self-Consciousness'', pp. 120-125. Nauka publishers, 2001; in Russian)</ref> ===Albania=== In [[Albanian cuisine|Albania]], strained yogurt is called "salcë kosi". After preparing yogurt from micro-cultured milk, it is drained in a cloth sack from few hours, to overnight. The water released from this process is called "hir" and can be used to preserve cheese or as a drink. Meanwhile the strained yogurt is used in many variation in the [[Albanian cuisine|Albanian]] cuisine and is eaten either plain or with added elements such as dill, garlic, cucumber, nuts, olive oil etc. ===Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Serbia, and Macedonia=== In the countries of the former Yugoslavia, strained yogurt made of cow's milk has become very popular in recent years. It is usually labeled ''grčki tip jogurta'' and eaten on its own as a snack or dessert. In Macedonia it's widely known as „павлака". ===Bulgaria=== In [[Bulgarian cuisine|Bulgaria]], where yogurt is considered to be an integral part of the national cuisine, strained yogurt is called "tsedeno kiselo mlyako" ({{lang-bg|цедено кисело мляко}}), and is used in a variety of salads and dressings. Another similar product is "katak" ({{lang-bg|катък}}), which is often made from sheep or goat milk. ===Central Asia=== In the cuisines of many [[Iranian peoples|Iranian]], [[Baloch people|Baloch]], and [[Turkic peoples|Turkic]] peoples (e.g. in [[Azerbaijani cuisine|Azerbaijani]], [[Afghan cuisine|Afghan]], [[Tatar cuisine|Tatar]], [[Tajik cuisine|Tajik]], [[Uzbek cuisine|Uzbek]], and other [[Central Asian cuisine]]s), a type of strained yogurt called ''chak(k)a''<ref>{{Cite book | last = Meyer | first = Arthur L. | authorlink = | author2=Jon M. Vann | title = The Appetizer Atlas: A World of Small Bites | publisher = John Wiley | year = 2003 | location = | page = 348 | url = https://books.google.com/?id=w9p8mVe9wTUC&pg=PA348&dq=chaka+cheese+yogurt | doi = | id = | isbn = 9780471411024}}</ref><ref name=Pokhlebkin>{{Cite book | script-title=ru:Большая энциклопедия кулинарного искусства | last=Похлебкин | first=Вильям Васильевич | url=http://dic.academic.ru/dic.nsf/enc_pohlebkin/1030/Сузьма | year=2005 | publisher = Centrpoligraph | isbn=5-9524-0274-7 | language=Russian }}</ref> or ''suzma'' ({{lang-tk|süzme}}, {{lang-az|süzmə}}, {{lang-kk|сүзбe}}, {{lang-ky|сүзмө}}, {{lang-uz|suzma}}, {{lang-ug|сүзма}})<ref name=Pokhlebkin /> is consumed. It is obtained by draining [[qatiq]], a local yogurt variety. By further drying it, one obtains [[Kashk|qurut]], a kind of dry fresh cheese.<ref name=Pokhlebkin /> Strained yogurt in Balochistan is called "Sheelanch" and is a vital part of the nomadic diet. It is usually used for making dips served with dates, or served as a side dish. It is also dried and preserved for winter use.{{fact|date=January 2017}} ===Cyprus=== As in Greece, strained yogurt is widely used in [[Cypriot cuisine]] both as an ingredient in recipes as well as on its own or as a supplement to a dish. In Cyprus, strained yogurt is usually made from sheep's milk.{{citation needed|date=February 2015}} ===Greece=== Strained yogurt ("στραγγιστό γιαούρτι" ''strangistó giaoúrti'' in Greek) is used in [[Greek cuisine|Greek food]] mostly as the base for [[tzatziki]] dip and as a dessert, with [[honey]], [[Sour Cherry|sour cherry syrup]], or [[spoon sweets]] often served on top. A few savoury Greek dishes use strained yogurt. In Greece, strained yogurt, like yogurt in general, is traditionally made from sheep's milk. [[Fage|Fage International S.A.]] began straining cows milk yogurt for industrial production in Greece in 1975, which is when it launched its brand "Total".<ref>Daphne Zepos. [http://www.kerasma.gr/default.asp?entryID=380&pageID=96&tablePageID=35&langID=2 Greek Gastronomy]. Kerasma, accessed on 2013-01-24</ref> ===Indian subcontinent=== [[File:Dhau.JPG|thumb|right|140px|A disposable clay pot with "[[Yogurt|dahi]]"]] In the Indian subcontinent, regular unstrained yogurt (''curd''), made from cow or water buffalo milk, it is often sold in disposable clay bowls called [[kulhar]]. Kept for a couple of hours in its [[clay]] pot, some of the water evaporates through the unfired clay's pores. It also cools the curd due to evaporation. But true strained yogurt is made by draining the yoghurt in a cloth. [[Shrikhand]] is an Indian dessert (often eaten with [[poori]]) made with strained yogurt and sugar, [[saffron]], [[cardamom]], diced fruit and nuts mixed in. It is particularly popular in the state of [[Gujarat]] and [[Maharashtra]], where dairy producers market shrikhand similar to ice cream. In [[Pashtun people|Pashtun]]-dominated regions of Pakistan and Afghanistan, a strained yogurt known as ''chaka'' is often consumed with rice and meat dishes.<ref>{{cite book|last1=Kelley|first1=Laura|title=The Silk Road Gourmet: Western and Southern Asia|date=2009|publisher=iUniverse|location=New York|isbn=9781440143052|page=191|url=https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=NrANvuIMjeEC|language=en}}</ref> ===Middle East=== Labneh (also known as Labni, Lebni) is popular in the [[Levant]] and the [[Arabian Peninsula]]. Besides being used fresh, labneh is also dried then formed into balls, sometimes covered with herbs or spices, and stored under [[olive oil]]. Labneh is a popular [[mezze]] dish and [[sandwich]] ingredient. A common sandwich in the Middle East is one of labneh, mint, thyme, and olive on pita bread. The flavour depends largely on the sort of milk used: labneh from [[cow's milk]] has a rather mild flavour. Also the quality of [[olive oil]] topping influences the taste of labneh. Milk from camels and other animals is used in labneh production in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries. [[Bedouin]] also produce a dry, hard labneh (''labaneh malboudeh'', similar to Central Asian [[Kashk|qurut]]) that can be stored. Strained labneh is pressed in cheese cloth between two heavy stones and later sun dried. This dry labneh is often eaten with [[khubz]] (Arabic bread), in which both khubz and labneh are mixed with water, animal fat, and salt, and rolled into balls. In [[Iraq]], [[Jordan]], [[Lebanon]], [[Palestine]], [[Israel]], and [[Syria]], Labneh is made by straining the liquid out of yogurt until it takes on a consistency similar to a soft cheese. It tastes like tart sour cream or heavy strained yogurt and is a common breakfast dip.<ref name="haaretz.com">Debra Kamin. [http://www.haaretz.com/travel-in-israel/tourist-tip-of-the-day/tourist-tip-242-labneh.premium-1.525323 Tourist tip #242:Labheh]. [[Haaretz]]</ref> It is usually eaten in a fashion similar to [[hummus]], spread on a plate and drizzled with olive oil and often, dried mint. Labneh is also the main ingredient in [[jameed]], which is in turn used in [[mansaf]], the national dish of [[Jordan]]. Labneh is commonly consumed by both [[Jewish]] and Arab [[Israelis]], often with [[pita]] and [[za'atar]], or dried [[hyssop]]. It can also be purchased in the form of small white balls immersed in [[olive oil]].<ref name="haaretz.com"/> ''Labaneh bil zayit'', "labaneh in oil", consists of small balls of dry labneh kept under oil, where it can be preserved for over a year. As it ages it turns more sour. Strained yogurt in [[Iranian cuisine|Iran]] is called ''mâst chekide'' and is usually used for making dips, or served as a side dish. In [[Northern Iran]], ''mâst chekide'' is a variety of [[kefir]] with a distinct sour taste. It is usually mixed with fresh herbs in a [[pesto|pesto-like]] purée called [[Delal sauce|delal]]. Yogurt is a side dish to all [[Iranian cuisine|Iranian meals]]. Strained yogurt is used as dips and various appetizers with multitudes of ingredients: cucumbers, onions, shallots, fresh herbs (dill, spearmint, parsley, cilantro), spinach, walnuts, [[zereshk]], garlic, etc. The most popular appetizers are [[spinach]] or [[eggplant]] [[borani]], ‘’Mâst-o-Khiâr’’ with cucumber, spring onions and herbs, or ‘’Mâst-Musir’’ with wild [[shallots]]. In Egypt, strained and unstrained yogurt is called "zabadi" ("laban" meaning "milk" in [[Egyptian Arabic]]). It is eaten with savoury accompaniments such as olives and oil, and also with a sweetener such as honey, as a snack or breakfast food. Areesh cheese (or Arish) ({{lang-ar|جبنة قريش}}) is a type of cheese that originated in [[Egypt]]. [[Shanklish]], a fermented cheese, is made from areesh cheese.<ref>{{cite book|last=Helou|first=Anissa|title=Lebanese Cuisine|year=1998|publisher=St. Martin's Griffin|location=New York|isbn=0312187351|page=18}}</ref> Arish cheese is made from yogurt heated slowly until it curdles and separates, then placed in cheesecloth to drain. It is similar in taste to [[Ricotta]].<ref>{{cite web |url=http://ovendriedtomatoes.com/2008/10/15/vdp-arish/ |accessdate=2013-04-14|title=VDP: Arish|date=15 October 2008|work=Oven-Dried Tomatoes}}</ref> The protein content of Areesh cheese is 17.6%.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.ifood.tv/network/african_cheese|title=African Cheese: Egypt |work=ifood.tv |accessdate=2013-04-14|publisher=FutureToday Inc.}}</ref> ===North America=== Strained yogurt (often marketed as "Greek yogurt") has become popular in the United States and Canada,<ref name="mother">{{cite web |url=http://motherjones.com/blue-marble/2010/06/greek-yogurt-better-regular |title=Is Greek Yogurt Better Than Regular? |accessdate=2010-11-07 |quote= |publisher=[[Mother Jones (magazine)|Mother Jones]] }}</ref> where it is often used as a lower-calorie substitute for [[sour cream]] or [[crème fraîche]].<ref>Barbara Fairchild. ''Bon Appetit Desserts: The Cookbook for All Things Sweet and Wonderful'', [https://books.google.com/books?id=m_Nz8PkYawYC&pg=PA8 p. 8]. Andrews McMeel Publishing, 2010</ref> Celebrity chef [[Graham Kerr]] became an early adopter of strained yogurt as an ingredient, frequently featuring it (and demonstrating how to strain plain yogurt through a coffee filter) on his eponymous 1990 cooking show, as frequently as he had featured clarified butter on ''The Galloping Gourmet'' in the late 1960s. In 2015, food market research firm Packaged Facts reported that Greek yogurt has a 50 percent share of the yogurt market in the United States.<ref>{{Cite web|title = Login {{!}} Recorder.com|url = http://www.recorder.com/home/18232522-95/from-chobani-to-fage-greek-yogurt-dominates|website = www.recorder.com|accessdate = 2015-09-10}}</ref> "Greek yogurt" brands in North America include [[Chobani]], [[Groupe Danone|Dannon Oikos]], [[Fage|FAGE]], Olympus, [[Stonyfield Farm|Stonyfield organic Oikos]], [[Yoplait]], [[Cabot Creamery]] and Voskos. FAGE began importing its Greek products in 1998 and opened a domestic production plant in Johnstown, New York, in 2008.<ref name=Neuman /> Chobani, based in New Berlin, New York, began marketing its Greek-style yogurt in 2007. The Voskos brand entered the US market in 2009 with imported Greek yogurt products at 10%, 2%, and 0% milkfat.<ref name="Voskos">{{cite web|url=http://www.voskos.com |website=Voskos|title= Greek Yogurt|author= Sun Valley Dairy| accessdate=3 March 2008}}</ref> Stonyfield Farms, owned by [[Groupe Danone]], introduced Oikos Organic Greek Yogurt in 2007; Danone began marketing a non-organic Dannon Oikos Greek Yogurt in 2011 and also produced a now discontinued blended Greek-style yogurt under the Activia Selects brand;<ref name=theKitchn /> Dannon Light & Fit Greek nonfat yogurt was introduced in 2012 and boasts being the lightest Greek yogurt with fruit,<ref>''[http://www.perishablenews.com/index.php?article=0027145 ''Dannon Wants To Help Operators Get Growing With Greek Yogurt]''. Dannon via PerishableNews, 6 February 2013</ref> and Activia Greek yogurt was re-introduced in 2013.<ref>''[https://finance.yahoo.com/news/dannon-introduces-activia-greek-190819085.html Dannon Introduces New Activia Greek]''. Dannon via Yahoo finance, 29 April 2013</ref> [[General Mills]] introduced a Greek-style yogurt under the Yoplait brand name in early 2010, which was discontinued and replaced by Yoplait Greek 100 in August 2012.<ref>''[http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20120808005594/en/Yoplait-Introduces-100-Calorie-Greek-Yogurt Yoplait Introduces New, 100-Calorie Greek Yogurt]''. Yoplait via Business Wire, 8 August 2012</ref> Activia Greek yogurt was re-introduced in 2013, and in July 2012 took over US distribution and sales of Canadian Liberté’s Greek brands. In Canada, Yoplait was launched in January 2013, and is packaged with toppings.<ref>Tim Shufelt. [http://www.canadianbusiness.com/business-news/industries/consumer-goods/yogurt-wars-get-serious/ "Canada goes Greek, Yogurt wars get serious"]. Canadian Business, 23 August 2012</ref> ====Mexico==== Strained yogurt is called ''jocoque seco'' in Mexico. It was popularised by [[Lebanese immigration to Mexico|local producers of Lebanese origin]] and is widely popular in the country. ===Northern Europe=== Strained yogurt, in full-, low-, and no-fat versions, has become popular in northern European cookery as a low-calorie alternative to cream in recipes. It is typically marketed as "Greek" or "Turkish" yogurt. In Denmark, a type of strained yogurt named [[Ymer (dairy product)|ymer]] is available. In contrast to the Greek and Turkish variety, only a minor amount of [[whey]] is drained off in the production process.<ref name="Arla - Product description and history">{{Cite web|url=http://arla.dk/Produkter/Artikler/a38/ |title=Syrnede produkter |accessdate=2009-04-12 |publisher=Arla Foods Corporation |language=Danish |year=2009}}</ref> Ymer is traditionally consumed with the addition of ymerdrys ''(lit. {{lang-da|ymer sprinkle}})'', a mixture of [[bread crumbs]] made from rye bread (''[[rugbrød]]'') and [[brown sugar]]. Like other types of soured dairy products, ymer is often consumed at breakfast. Strained yogurt topped with [[muesli]] and [[maple syrup]] is often served at [[brunch]] in cafés in Denmark. In the Netherlands, strained yogurt is known as ''hangop'', literally meaning 'hang up'. It is a traditional dessert. ''Hangop'' may also be made using buttermilk. ===Turkey=== [[File:Turkish strained yogurt.jpg|thumb|Unstirred Turkish ''Süzme Yoğurt'' (strained yogurt), with a 10% fat content]] In [[Turkish cuisine|Turkey]], strained yogurt is known as ''süzme yoğurt''<ref>Walker, Harlan, ed. (2000) [https://books.google.com/books?id=tuor2vcVtiQC&pg=PA276&dq=suzme+yogurt+means&hl=en&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwiklMao8qDMAhWHC8AKHavbCIwQ6AEIKDAC#v=onepage&q=s%C3%BCzme&f=false ''Milk-- Beyond the Dairy: Proceedings of the Oxford Symposium on Food and Cookery 1999''] Totnes, Devon, Eng. : Prospect Books. page 276. ISBN 9781903018064.</ref> ("strained yogurt") or ''kese yoğurdu'' ("bag yogurt").<ref>''[http://hbogm.meb.gov.tr/modulerprogramlar/kursprogramlari/gida/moduller/suzme_yogurt.pdf Süzme Yoğurt]''. Food Technology, MEGEP, Turkish Ministry of Education, 2007 (in Turkish)</ref> Water is sometimes added to it in the preparation of [[cacık]], when this is not eaten as a [[meze]] but consumed as a beverage. Strained yogurt is used in Turkish mezzes and dips such as [[haydari]].<ref>Elizabeth Taviloglu. ''[http://turkishfood.about.com/od/CheeseYogurtDairy/r/Strained-Yogurt-With-Garlic-And-Herbs-Is-Classic-Turkish-meze.htm Haydari - Meze with Strained Yogurt, Garlic And Herbs]''. About.com Turkish Food</ref> In Turkish markets, labne is also a popular dairy product but it is different from strained yogurt; it is yogurt-based creamy cheese without salt, and is used like [[mascarpone]].<ref>[http://eng.pinar.com.tr/products/detail/Pinar-Labaneh/2072/2240/0 Pınar Labaneh]. Pinar, Yaşar Group</ref> ===United Kingdom=== In the [[United Kingdom]] strained yogurt can only be marketed as "Greek" if made in Greece. Strained cows'-milk yogurt not made in Greece is typically sold as "Greek Style" or "Greek Recipe" for marketing reasons, typically at lower prices than yogurt made in Greece. Among "Greek Style" yogurts there is no distinction between those thickened by straining and those thickened through additives.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2013/630.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2013] EWHC 630 (Ch) (26 March 2013)|work=bailii.org §7}}</ref> In September 2012 Chobani UK Ltd. began to sell yogurt made in the United States as "Greek Yogurt". FAGE, a company that manufactures yogurt in Greece and sells it in the UK, filed a [[passing-off]] claim against Chobani in the [[High Court of Justice|UK High Court]], claiming that UK consumers understood "Greek" to refer to the country of origin (similar to "[[Beer in Belgium|Belgian Beer]]"); Chobani's position was that consumers understood "Greek" to refer to a preparation (similar to "[[French Toast]]"). Both companies relied on surveys to prove their point; FAGE also relied on the previous industry practice of UK yogurt makers to not label their yogurt as "Greek Yogurt". Ultimately [[Michael Briggs (judge)|Mr Justice Briggs]] found in favor of FAGE and granted an [[injunction]] preventing Chobani from using the name "Greek Yogurt".<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/ew/cases/EWHC/Ch/2013/630.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2013] EWHC 630 (Ch) (26 March 2013)|work=bailii.org}}</ref> In February 2014 this decision was upheld on [[appeal]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.bailii.org/cgi-bin/markup.cgi?doc=/ew/cases/EWCA/Civ/2014/5.html|title=Fage UK Ltd & Anor v Chobani UK Ltd & Anor [2014] EWCA Civ 5 (28 January 2014)|work=bailii.org}}</ref><ref>Ben Bouckley. [http://www.dairyreporter.com/Regulation-Safety/Chobani-gets-Fage-fright-loses-Greek-Yogurt-appeal Dairy reporter "Chobani gets Fage fright, loses Greek Yogurt appeal"]. DairyReporter, 28 January 2014</ref> Chobani later announced that it was reentering the UK market using a "strained yogurt" label<ref>http://www.foodnavigator.com/Policy/Chobani-s-strained-not-Greek-yoghurt-gets-UK-revamp</ref> but has not yet done so.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.chobani.co.uk/|title=Chobani|work=chobani.co.uk}}</ref> ==Production== The characteristic thick texture and high protein content are achieved through either or both of two processing steps. The milk may be concentrated by ultrafiltration to remove a portion of the water before addition of yogurt cultures.<ref name=Gelski>{{cite web|author=Gelski, Jeff |url=http://www.foodbusinessnews.net/News/News%20Home/Features/2011/3/My%20big%20thick%20Greek%20yogurt.aspx |title=My big, thick Greek yogurt: protein, straining methods affect texture|website= FoodBusinessNews|date= 4 April 2011}}</ref> Alternatively, after culturing, the yogurt may be centrifuged or membrane-filtered to remove [[whey]], in a process analogous to the traditional straining step. Brands described as "strained" yogurt, including Activia Greek, Chobani, Dannon Light & Fit Greek, Dannon Oikos, FAGE, Stonyfield Organic Oikos, Trader Joe's, and Yoplait have undergone the second process. Process details are highly guarded [[trade secret]]s. Other brands of Greek-style yogurt, including Yoplait and some store brands, are made by adding milk protein concentrate and thickeners<ref>{{cite web|author=Scott-Thomas, Caroline |url=http://www.foodnavigator-usa.com/Markets/National-Starch-develops-ingredient-for-no-strain-Greek-yogurt |title=National Starch develops ingredient for no strain Greek yogurt|website= Foodnavigator-USA|date= 23 June 2011}}</ref> to standard yogurt to boost the protein content and modify the texture.<ref name=Gelski /> The liquid resulting from straining yogurt is called "acid [[whey]]" and is composed of water, yogurt cultures, protein, a slight amount of [[lactose]], and [[lactic acid]]. It is difficult to dispose of.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dairyreporter.com/Processing-Packaging/Greek-yogurt-waste-acid-whey-a-concern-for-USDA-Jones-Laffin|title=Greek yogurt waste 'acid whey' a concern for USDA: Jones Laffin|work=DairyReporter.com}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.environmentalleader.com/2013/07/02/yogurt-companies-face-whey-disposal-problem/|title=Yogurt Companies Face Whey Disposal Problem|author=Environmental Leader|work=Environmental Leader}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.dairyreporter.com/Manufacturers/Chobani-Dannon-attempt-to-defuse-Greek-yogurt-acid-whey-environmental-concerns|title=Chobani, Dannon attempt to defuse Greek yogurt ‘acid whey’ concerns|work=DairyReporter.com}}</ref> Farmers have used the whey to mix with animal feed and fertilizer. Using [[anaerobic digester]]s, it can be a source of [[methane]] that can be used to produce electricity.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://modernfarmer.com/2013/05/whey-too-much-greek-yogurts-dark-side/|title=Whey Too Much: Greek Yogurt’s Dark Side|date=22 May 2013|work=[[Modern Farmer (magazine)|Modern Farmer]]|accessdate=28 December 2013}}</ref> ==See also== {{portal|Food}} * [[Yogurt]] * [[List of dairy products]] ==References== {{Reflist}} ==External links== * [http://www.greek-recipe.com/tag/yogurt/ Strained yogurt recipes from Greece] {{Yogurts}} {{DEFAULTSORT:Strained yogurt}} [[Category:Yogurts]] [[Category:Arab cuisine]] [[Category:Central Asian cuisine]] [[Category:Middle Eastern cuisine]] [[Category:Greek cuisine]] [[Category:Italian cuisine]] [[Category:Jordanian cuisine]] [[Category:Iraqi cuisine]] [[Category:Spanish cuisine]] [[Category:Syrian cuisine]] [[Category:Lebanese cuisine]] [[Category:Levantine cuisine]] [[Category:Palestinian cuisine]] [[Category:Portuguese cuisine]] [[Category:South Asian cuisine]] [[Category:Fermented dairy products]] [[Category:Greek culture]] lgui1v1b3yb938b1jbalehhu7wqck7o 0 2304 4404 2016-01-22T01:21:10Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Green Hill Zone''' is the tutorial level of [[Chess]]. In this area, enemies are weaker and pawns can jump twice as high as normal. It was distributed for free in the 1995 ..." 4404 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Green Hill Zone''' is the tutorial level of [[Chess]]. In this area, enemies are weaker and pawns can jump twice as high as normal. It was distributed for free in the 1995 Chess Demo Disk, as a way to familiarize new players with the physics and game mechanics of Chess. == Hidden Items == There are two hidden items in Green Hill Zone: a shield pack (under the large rock outside the main entrance) and an extra life (obtained by jumping past the left side of the screen at the beginning). bosctmi47mfo83rhax8l16amc1u7xwo 0 2183 4159 2015-03-11T06:25:14Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Grent." 4159 wikitext text/x-wiki Grent. 4c1froq2hcis58vrf8gl0qlrzpbord3 4160 4159 2015-03-11T06:25:22Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4160 wikitext text/x-wiki Grent. [[Category:Grent]] jmnmbiocs39cqlrb9ayowpbhf9nka1a 4462 4160 2016-01-30T01:12:42Z 82.31.22.143 4462 wikitext text/x-wiki See also: [[Grent]]. [[Category:Grent]] 9vhuoruzohzcn025sqip3t6tc5pdg3h 0 2177 4147 2015-03-11T05:57:41Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Gray]] 4147 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Gray]] tv75dt91eobjrbeufttjvuh6o8vk857 0 2985 5780 2023-02-28T18:53:48Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2021, it can be found near most [[Chessboard|chessboards]] and eating it will cause your lungs to [[rupture]]. [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]]" 5780 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2021, it can be found near most [[Chessboard|chessboards]] and eating it will cause your lungs to [[rupture]]. [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] i0suup27gwq1voef6szccpzz0pr6chj 7028 5780 2024-04-03T19:33:30Z 174.224.23.251 The description was false and I corrected it 7028 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2021 upon consumption, will cause your eyes to bleed and your lungs to [[rupture]]. [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] owyubiviuaiodyvw3j5k4eqdc1yzoci 7029 7028 2024-04-08T22:21:10Z 82.7.62.129 7029 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2024 upon consumption, will cause your eyes to bleed and your lungs to [[rupture]]. [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] 8i9g0psznn2wuz8tn3hlcudqw08oxd5 7032 7029 2024-05-13T15:26:56Z 104.255.146.4 7032 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2024 upon consumption, will cause your eyes to bleed and your lungs to [[rupture]]. ==Strategy== The Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger can be made by a minimum wage [[Pawn]] for $1 ($2.45 in 2024 due to the [[Inflation Update]]) and sent via [[Horsey]] or Multi-Dimensional Quantum Teleporter to another pawn on the board. Due to the properties of the burger, it will decay to atoms in seven moves. ==Against the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Send a pawn out to receive the delivery as a sacrifice *Intercept the delivery with an [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Play the [[Francium Counter]] to quickly decay both the opposing [[Horsey]] and the delivery ==Using the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Use quantum transfusion to transfer the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger to the King *Buy multiple burgers in one turn and overload the horsies to create the Onion variation of the [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Let [[Jeffery]] take the order. The pawns do not like him, so they will beat him with [[hammer]]s and fire him out of a cannon, effectively sending a corpse with a virus over the [[Pawnstorm]] [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:BEAT HIM WITH A HAMMER]] khfh7lvksk3iyzp7d9jutwhpfcu04hh 7237 7032 2024-10-19T12:22:36Z 92.29.25.47 Fixed date 7237 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2021 upon consumption, will cause your eyes to bleed and your lungs to [[rupture]]. ==Strategy== The Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger can be made by a minimum wage [[Pawn]] for $1 ($2.45 in 2024 due to the [[Inflation Update]]) and sent via [[Horsey]] or Multi-Dimensional Quantum Teleporter to another pawn on the board. Due to the properties of the burger, it will decay to atoms in seven moves. ==Against the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Send a pawn out to receive the delivery as a sacrifice *Intercept the delivery with an [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Play the [[Francium Counter]] to quickly decay both the opposing [[Horsey]] and the delivery ==Using the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Use quantum transfusion to transfer the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger to the King *Buy multiple burgers in one turn and overload the horsies to create the Onion variation of the [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Let [[Jeffery]] take the order. The pawns do not like him, so they will beat him with [[hammer]]s and fire him out of a cannon, effectively sending a corpse with a virus over the [[Pawnstorm]] [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:BEAT HIM WITH A HAMMER]] kk12zrjqcvqcbwpvnfi858fe4ex7kbj 7239 7237 2024-10-23T08:49:31Z 209.205.201.226 False info 7239 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2021 upon consumption, will cause you to be fat ==Strategy== The Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger can be made by a minimum wage [[Pawn]] for $1 ($2.45 in 2024 due to the [[Inflation Update]]) and sent via [[Horsey]] or Multi-Dimensional Quantum Teleporter to another pawn on the board. Due to the properties of the burger, it will decay to atoms in seven moves. ==Against the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Send a pawn out to receive the delivery as a sacrifice *Intercept the delivery with an [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Play the [[Francium Counter]] to quickly decay both the opposing [[Horsey]] and the delivery ==Using the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Use quantum transfusion to transfer the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger to the King *Buy multiple burgers in one turn and overload the horsies to create the Onion variation of the [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Let [[Jeffery]] take the order. The pawns do not like him, so they will beat him with [[hammer]]s and fire him out of a cannon, effectively sending a corpse with a virus over the [[Pawnstorm]] [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:BEAT HIM WITH A HAMMER]] pmey3aeskw7rvw50yqiz9vcb5cguwz5 7240 7239 2024-10-31T17:36:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Undo revision 7239 by [[Special:Contributions/209.205.201.226|209.205.201.226]] ([[User talk:209.205.201.226|talk]]) It's as it was written 7240 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mcdonalds-Grilled-Onion-Cheddar.webp|thumb|Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger]] The '''Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger''' is a cheeseburger with caramelized onions and cheddar cheese on it. As of 2021 upon consumption, will cause your eyes to bleed and your lungs to [[rupture]]. ==Strategy== The Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger can be made by a minimum wage [[Pawn]] for $1 ($2.45 in 2024 due to the [[Inflation Update]]) and sent via [[Horsey]] or Multi-Dimensional Quantum Teleporter to another pawn on the board. Due to the properties of the burger, it will decay to atoms in seven moves. ==Against the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Send a pawn out to receive the delivery as a sacrifice *Intercept the delivery with an [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Play the [[Francium Counter]] to quickly decay both the opposing [[Horsey]] and the delivery ==Using the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger== *Use quantum transfusion to transfer the Grilled Onion Cheddar Burger to the King *Buy multiple burgers in one turn and overload the horsies to create the Onion variation of the [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]] *Let [[Jeffery]] take the order. The pawns do not like him, so they will beat him with [[hammer]]s and fire him out of a cannon, effectively sending a corpse with a virus over the [[Pawnstorm]] [[Category:Menu Items]] [[Category:Sandwiches]] [[Category:Burgers]] [[Category:Beef]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:BEAT HIM WITH A HAMMER]] kk12zrjqcvqcbwpvnfi858fe4ex7kbj 0 2918 5658 2023-02-07T21:46:35Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "G[[ඞ|sus]]4 is a [[Square]] just a bit to the upper side of [[G4]]. [[File:Gsus4.png|thumb|The [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] in place for Gsus4]] It is typically used in [[Jesus|Christian rock]]. [[Category:Squares]]" 5658 wikitext text/x-wiki G[[ඞ|sus]]4 is a [[Square]] just a bit to the upper side of [[G4]]. [[File:Gsus4.png|thumb|The [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] in place for Gsus4]] It is typically used in [[Jesus|Christian rock]]. [[Category:Squares]] a2h6g1un814x9p2605r5x0mfvp9jx5m 5659 5658 2023-02-07T21:46:46Z Craten 26192002 5659 wikitext text/x-wiki G[[ඞ|sus]]4 is a [[Square]] just a bit [[to]] the upper side of [[G4]]. [[File:Gsus4.png|thumb|The [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] in place for Gsus4]] It is typically used in [[Jesus|Christian rock]]. [[Category:Squares]] p24cje3zxmb0m0pb0ls42tpsf5xd8jl 0 3233 6363 2023-08-14T09:11:07Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "A Guard is the [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|Defensive]] equivalent of a [[Pawn]]. Guards are typically used to surround the King or other Pieces that need protection. The Guard of a Guard is known as a [[Guardian]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Defensive Pieces]]" 6363 wikitext text/x-wiki A Guard is the [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|Defensive]] equivalent of a [[Pawn]]. Guards are typically used to surround the King or other Pieces that need protection. The Guard of a Guard is known as a [[Guardian]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Defensive Pieces]] rslrmo5csxj60lk4w8eok4er3zgbgcq 0 2890 5598 2023-02-06T17:29:15Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]]'' When losing, you may choose [[to]] [[Death (real life)|kill your opponent]] with a gun. This is technically legal as long as it was your turn and you had an Attack action left. You do not [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] the match by default, unless the opponent's [[King]] is knocked over. [[Category:Weaponry]] [[Category:Items]]" 5598 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]]'' When losing, you may choose [[to]] [[Death (real life)|kill your opponent]] with a gun. This is technically legal as long as it was your turn and you had an Attack action left. You do not [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] the match by default, unless the opponent's [[King]] is knocked over. [[Category:Weaponry]] [[Category:Items]] 9r9uhu65cpve4ayqv37c7u7qeaou6wy 6639 5598 2023-09-07T00:47:33Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6639 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]]'' When losing, you may choose [[to]] [[Death (real life)|kill your opponent]] with a gun. This is technically legal as long as it was your turn and you had an Attack action left. You do not [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] the match by default, unless the opponent's [[King]] is knocked over. [[Category:Weaponry]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 4qmyqv9rd7xiboqmdk2l6pb39t5lhvz 0 2423 4665 2016-04-03T13:31:12Z 82.31.22.143 Redirected page to [[F-sharp]] 4665 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[F-sharp]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 0m8iawvcpv93tk3iuonbeahly4moikw 0 3493 7022 2024-03-02T02:59:42Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[H]] is the [[File]] where the [[Chess Hospital|Hospital]] is, and where [[Helicopter|Helicopters]] can land :) [[Category:Files]]" 7022 wikitext text/x-wiki [[H]] is the [[File]] where the [[Chess Hospital|Hospital]] is, and where [[Helicopter|Helicopters]] can land :) [[Category:Files]] rvmmlgcxggic5afp5yra6b5masdu2gu 0 2152 4099 2015-03-11T04:35:58Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Little is known about this square." 4099 wikitext text/x-wiki Little is known about this square. 4hfi9deb9ts6yq0rrbx87bdr3ymjmeq 4117 4099 2015-03-11T05:03:07Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4117 wikitext text/x-wiki Little is known about this square. [[Category:Squares]] r1q1o62kz1dhy389c9m89cwnmwl44ix 0 2988 5787 2023-03-02T19:24:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Square '''H3''' has a timer with a limit of 2.5 minutes on it. The timer counts up when a [[piece]] is currently occupying H3 and resets when the piece exits it. In the [[:Category:Events|event]] of the timer becoming full, the piece is promptly [[En Passant|forced]] [[to]] leave the square and the square is temporarily locked for 8 minutes. [[Category:Squares]]" 5787 wikitext text/x-wiki Square '''H3''' has a timer with a limit of 2.5 minutes on it. The timer counts up when a [[piece]] is currently occupying H3 and resets when the piece exits it. In the [[:Category:Events|event]] of the timer becoming full, the piece is promptly [[En Passant|forced]] [[to]] leave the square and the square is temporarily locked for 8 minutes. [[Category:Squares]] cxlytie9l8edkymx3mq7kv1jnni7l71 0 2705 5239 2023-01-19T08:00:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Should one move to '''H4''', they are forced to fill out a game of bingo relating [[to]] the current [[Chess]] match. In the case of a bingo being achieved, shout ''"Bingo!"'' and [[Player|you]] are allowed [[to]] [[Conversion|convert]] one of the [[Opponent|opponent's]] [[Piece|pieces]] (with the exception of [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]]) to your team. Bingo questions are randomized each time, but common ones include: * has [[En Passant|en passant]] been played? * h..." 5239 wikitext text/x-wiki Should one move to '''H4''', they are forced to fill out a game of bingo relating [[to]] the current [[Chess]] match. In the case of a bingo being achieved, shout ''"Bingo!"'' and [[Player|you]] are allowed [[to]] [[Conversion|convert]] one of the [[Opponent|opponent's]] [[Piece|pieces]] (with the exception of [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]]) to your team. Bingo questions are randomized each time, but common ones include: * has [[En Passant|en passant]] been played? * has a check occured yet? * has [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[E4]] been touched? [[Category:Squares]] 0m8dhp28mr4d7leis39ow0e9sahek3j 5240 5239 2023-01-19T08:55:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 5240 wikitext text/x-wiki Should one move to '''H4''', they are forced to fill out a game of bingo relating [[to]] the current [[Chess]] match. In the case of a bingo being achieved, shout ''"Bingo!"'' and [[Player|you]] are allowed [[to]] [[Conversion|convert]] one of the [[Opponent|opponent's]] [[Piece|pieces]] (with the exception of [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]]) to your team. Bingo questions are randomized each time, but common ones include: * has [[En Passant|en passant]] been played? * has a check occured yet? * has [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[G3]] been touched? [[Category:Squares]] s0qsud072hm1wcr8u3zp69kw9816c8b 0 2965 5744 2023-02-17T21:19:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Stop-sign.png|thumb|351x351px|stop sign on H5]] Square '''H5''' has a permanently affixed [[Stop Sign|stop sign]] on it. It guarantees that [[Black]]'s leftmost [[pawn]] can open safely if it plays [[Pawn to H5]]. [[Category:Squares]]" 5744 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Stop-sign.png|thumb|351x351px|stop sign on H5]] Square '''H5''' has a permanently affixed [[Stop Sign|stop sign]] on it. It guarantees that [[Black]]'s leftmost [[pawn]] can open safely if it plays [[Pawn to H5]]. [[Category:Squares]] a2k8rg960m0y30t8rrpvpjr1dlblekf 0 2618 5075 2023-01-09T08:55:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Haunted-house-18221876.jpg|thumb|Photographic depiction of the haunted house on square H6]] Square H6 has a haunted house on it. It is notorious for it's eerie ambience. Most seasoned chess players choose to avoid this square for it's scary atmosphere === Gameplay === If black opens with [[pawn]] to H6, it is known as the [[Transylvanian Gambit]]. Additional [[Ghost|ghosts]] spawn on this square every time a piece is [[Death|killed]]. This makes the house spook..." 5075 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Haunted-house-18221876.jpg|thumb|Photographic depiction of the haunted house on square H6]] Square H6 has a haunted house on it. It is notorious for it's eerie ambience. Most seasoned chess players choose to avoid this square for it's scary atmosphere === Gameplay === If black opens with [[pawn]] to H6, it is known as the [[Transylvanian Gambit]]. Additional [[Ghost|ghosts]] spawn on this square every time a piece is [[Death|killed]]. This makes the house spookier and increases tension in the lategame . The haunted house becomes spookier with each death (this can work to increase tension in the lategame)e e is [[Death|killed]] === Trivia === * This square was added in the 2nd Halloween Update. Prior to this, this square didn't exist. jpycgyk1ipg9duxs8jab368sn4c77as 5076 5075 2023-01-09T08:57:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 5076 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Haunted-house-18221876.jpg|thumb|Photographic depiction of the haunted house on square H6]] Square H6 has a haunted house on it. It is notorious for it's eerie ambience. Most seasoned chess players choose to avoid this square for it's scary atmosphere === Gameplay === If black opens with [[pawn]] to H6, it is known as the [[Transylvanian Gambit]]. Additional [[Ghost|ghosts]] spawn on this square every time a piece is [[Death|killed]]. This makes the house spookier and increases tension in the lategame . The haunted house becomes spookier with each death (this can work to increase tension in the lategame)e e is [[Death|killed]] === Trivia === * This square was added in the 2nd Halloween Update. Prior to this, this square didn't exist. i605b630civrc7lwylaaca1f69ocic2 5077 5076 2023-01-09T08:58:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 5077 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Haunted-house-18221876.jpg|thumb|Photographic depiction of the haunted house on square H6]] Square H6 has a haunted house on it. It is notorious for it's eerie ambience. Most seasoned chess players choose to avoid this square for it's scary atmosphere === Gameplay === If black opens with [[pawn]] to H6, it is known as the [[Transylvanian Gambit]]. Additional [[Ghost|ghosts]] spawn on this square every time a piece is [[Death|killed]]. This makes the house spookier and increases tension in the lategame === Trivia === * This square was added in the 2nd Halloween Update. Prior to this, this square didn't exist. tpqffrzy5qvcfy3jc2aiuvrchz7pqb8 5080 5077 2023-01-09T09:57:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added category 5080 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Haunted-house-18221876.jpg|thumb|Photographic depiction of the haunted house on square H6]] Square H6 has a haunted house on it. It is notorious for it's eerie ambience. Most seasoned chess players choose to avoid this square for it's scary atmosphere === Gameplay === If black opens with [[pawn]] to H6, it is known as the [[Transylvanian Gambit]]. Additional [[Ghost|ghosts]] spawn on this square every time a piece is [[Death|killed]]. This makes the house spookier and increases tension in the lategame === Trivia === * This square was added in the 2nd Halloween Update. Prior to this, this square didn't exist. [[Category:Squares]] oacik8m7ioamtnwbyji6ld50xlqvsrb 5167 5080 2023-01-16T01:50:56Z 36.93.37.154 5167 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Haunted-house-18221876.jpg|thumb|Photographic depiction of the haunted house on square H6]] As a subtle reference and clever wordplay, Square H6 has a haunted house on it. It is notorious for it's eerie ambience. Most seasoned chess players choose to avoid this square for it's scary atmosphere === Gameplay === If black opens with [[pawn]] to H6, it is known as the [[Transylvanian Gambit]]. Additional [[Ghost|ghosts]] spawn on this square every time a piece is [[Death|killed]]. This makes the house spookier and increases tension in the lategame === Trivia === * This square was added in the 2nd Halloween Update. Prior to this, this square didn't exist. [[Category:Squares]] bg9j3l3c5xr9j6riqdnam8l1puh62fy 0 3442 6895 2023-10-04T11:11:46Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "H7 is often considered the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focal_point_(game_theory) Schelling point] of the Chessboard, due to its bright lights and pornography. [[Category:Squares]]" 6895 wikitext text/x-wiki H7 is often considered the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Focal_point_(game_theory) Schelling point] of the Chessboard, due to its bright lights and pornography. [[Category:Squares]] 6pzmeiqv1b0zrbwui74xzyvws605edk 0 2683 5183 2023-01-17T07:54:43Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''H8''' is the the final [[:Category:Squares|square]] in the main story of [[Chess]], it functions as a final chapter for [[White]]. If [[White]] conquers this [[:Category:Squares|square]], the credits play" 5183 wikitext text/x-wiki '''H8''' is the the final [[:Category:Squares|square]] in the main story of [[Chess]], it functions as a final chapter for [[White]]. If [[White]] conquers this [[:Category:Squares|square]], the credits play rfsqdza7z2ocyhuakw0el9o75n5k96w 5184 5183 2023-01-17T09:01:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 forgor categor 💀 5184 wikitext text/x-wiki '''H8''' is the the final [[:Category:Squares|square]] in the main story of [[Chess]], it functions as a final chapter for [[White]]. If [[White]] conquers this [[:Category:Squares|square]], the credits play [[Category:Squares]] jsl8j2mgr7bp7bspmws7th37oulv4eg 0 2455 4724 2016-04-29T21:12:35Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''HP''' is a measure of how many hits a [[piece]] can take. Its derivation changes depending on the context. For example, when applied [[to]] the [[Horsey]], it stands for ''..." 4724 wikitext text/x-wiki '''HP''' is a measure of how many hits a [[piece]] can take. Its derivation changes depending on the context. For example, when applied [[to]] the [[Horsey]], it stands for '''horsepower''', for the [[Wizard]] it means '''Harry Potter''', in [[Computer chess]] it stands for '''Hewlett-Packard''', and when playing as [[Gray|the color out of space]], it stands for '''Howard Phillips'''. It is always pronounced "'''hip'''". [[Category:Terminology]] luy3c4x8lxshsh5hiej82mdw0vhv3i4 0 2763 5364 2023-01-29T22:38:49Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "At Half-time, Chess players swap sides. Before resuming play, they are permitted one [[Cress|snack]] if it is thoroughly inspected for [[Chess-Enhancing Drugs|chess-enhancing drugs]]." 5364 wikitext text/x-wiki At Half-time, Chess players swap sides. Before resuming play, they are permitted one [[Cress|snack]] if it is thoroughly inspected for [[Chess-Enhancing Drugs|chess-enhancing drugs]]. p5f21yshw81i64ot5fewem9k0gq88kv 0 2409 4634 2016-03-15T06:21:41Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Every [[Queen]] is [[flanking|flanked]] by up to 4 [[Handmaidens]]. The Handmaiden [[piece]] resembles a [[Pawn]] but with a bow on. Handmaidens cater to the [[Queen]] by br..." 4634 wikitext text/x-wiki Every [[Queen]] is [[flanking|flanked]] by up to 4 [[Handmaidens]]. The Handmaiden [[piece]] resembles a [[Pawn]] but with a bow on. Handmaidens cater to the [[Queen]] by bringing her food, supplies and gossip. They cannot [[attacking|attack]], but can be [[killing|killed]]. If a [[Queen]] loses all of her [[Handmaidens]], remove all [[Handmaidens]] attached to that [[Queen]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 4mhot41ftr5ky8w3bin73443o28ziv4 0 3554 7241 2024-10-31T17:39:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Hardcore mode''' is a [[challenge]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. Both [[Player|players]] play with a single [[piece]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Difficulty]]" 7241 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hardcore mode''' is a [[challenge]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. Both [[Player|players]] play with a single [[piece]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Difficulty]] bvkvtgw4v0vs55psls9hwd7myap42fw 0 2140 4083 2015-03-11T04:21:39Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Harvey Jacobs''' is a pawn. He is the third pawn from the left from the perspective of the Black player. He has been married for eight years and is expecting a child in May..." 4083 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harvey Jacobs''' is a pawn. He is the third pawn from the left from the perspective of the Black player. He has been married for eight years and is expecting a child in May 2015. dsnhw8k5vhzpefim9mm37753w6lf5oy 4087 4083 2015-03-11T04:25:38Z Milo fett 34586 4087 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harvey Jacobs''' is a [[pawn]]. He is the third pawn from the left from the perspective of the [[Black]] player. He has been married for eight years and is expecting a child in May [[2015]]. 6wkwoxppc3dhasyjmm8hqpbmcmdvt4l 4140 4087 2015-03-11T05:47:18Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4140 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harvey Jacobs''' is a [[pawn]]. He is the third pawn from the left from the perspective of the [[Black]] player. He has been married for eight years and is expecting a child in May [[2015]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] sxwle3aiv0qzlz6v4g2tersgdhsgsdg 5727 4140 2023-02-12T17:16:13Z Craten 26192002 5727 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Harvey Jacobs''' is a [[pawn]]. He is the second pawn from the left from the perspective of the [[Black]] player. He has been married for eight years and is expecting a child in May [[2015]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] 85qqsb2f435v33pz4lzn4rjiydtaxin 0 3293 6489 2023-08-22T14:08:56Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "'''''Hatris''''' ([[Chess Timeline#1990|1990]]) is a [[:Category:Spin-offs|spin-off]] [[:Category:Sequels|sequel]] to [[Tetris Chess]] that, [[Chess Frankenstein|frankly]], neglects nearly all elements of [[Chess]], maintaining only [[hats]] and [[gravity]]. In this puzzle game, [[hats]] descend and must be [[:Category:Sorting|placed]] upon other [[hats]]. Critics agree that this gameplay style is like<blockquote>''"a superfluous decorative feature placed a[[to]]<nowiki..." 6489 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Hatris''''' ([[Chess Timeline#1990|1990]]) is a [[:Category:Spin-offs|spin-off]] [[:Category:Sequels|sequel]] to [[Tetris Chess]] that, [[Chess Frankenstein|frankly]], neglects nearly all elements of [[Chess]], maintaining only [[hats]] and [[gravity]]. In this puzzle game, [[hats]] descend and must be [[:Category:Sorting|placed]] upon other [[hats]]. Critics agree that this gameplay style is like<blockquote>''"a superfluous decorative feature placed a[[to]]<nowiki/>p an already superfluous decorative feature"'' ''- Maddy Milliner, Chess Reviewer, Aprli 1990''</blockquote> [[Category:Spin-offs]] [[Category:Sequels]] [[Category:Disputed Variants]] k7rtm723ikar8itb2z39mcra7j1loz4 6490 6489 2023-08-22T14:11:56Z 78.40.233.12 6490 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Hatris''''' ([[Chess Timeline#1990|1990]]) is a [[:Category:Spin-offs|spin-off]] [[:Category:Sequels|sequel]] to [[Tetris Chess]] that, [[Chess Frankenstein|frankly]], neglects nearly all [[Periodic Table Chess|elements]] of [[Chess]], maintaining only [[hats]] and [[gravity]]. In this [[:Category:Puzzles|puzzle]] game, [[hats]] descend and must be [[:Category:Sorting|placed]] upon other [[hats]]. [[Chess Critics|Critics]] agree that this [[gameplay]] [[style]] is like<blockquote>''"a superfluous decorative feature placed a[[to]]<nowiki/>p an already superfluous decorative feature"'' ''- Maddy Milliner, [[Chess Reviewer Magazine|Chess Reviewer]], April 1990''</blockquote> [[Category:Spin-offs]] [[Category:Sequels]] [[Category:Disputed Variants]] qwqv1xmuu5kb2xltghsbjjyhlymot6a 0 2565 4949 2019-01-01T00:39:36Z 79.75.86.219 Created page with "[[Piece]]s can don [[Hats]]. All Hats are purely cosmetic, with the exception of: * Helmet - increases resistance to <u>[[Headshot|Headshots]]</u> * Sun Hat - increases resist..." 4949 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Piece]]s can don [[Hats]]. All Hats are purely cosmetic, with the exception of: * Helmet - increases resistance to <u>[[Headshot|Headshots]]</u> * Sun Hat - increases resistance to [[Sunlight]] * Bishop's Hat - grants the properties of a [[Bishop]] * Fog Hat - causes [[Piece]]s to ride more slowly, making them easier to [[Take]]. The Fedora is favoured by the [[White]] [[Knight]]. oov7diwd3gkx143ylchcb4om8nducsb 4950 4949 2019-01-01T00:40:12Z 79.75.86.219 4950 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Piece]]s can don [[Hats]]. All Hats are purely cosmetic, with the exception of: * Helmet - increases resistance to <u>[[Headshot|Headshots]]</u> * Sun Hat - increases resistance to [[Sunlight]] * Bishop's Hat - grants the properties of a [[Bishop]] * Fog Hat - causes [[Piece]]s to ride more slowly, making them easier to [[Take]]. The Fedora is favoured by the [[White]] [[Knight]]. [[Category:Chess Accessories]] f9pz2iv85ebfwfh2o24shjzhia7mb3e 0 2619 5078 2023-01-09T09:00:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[H6]] 5078 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[H6]] br2manoopkc7rh9aa4z13n4vs6unfm6 5079 5078 2023-01-09T09:55:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added category 5079 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[H6]] [[Category:Squares]] jfmp6olt6rvop24omf8dzbyi7i6v9y2 0 2905 5627 2023-02-07T17:53:39Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "If you feel like you are [[The Missed Carriage|losing]], you can release a '''hawk''' onto the [[board]]. The hawk then promptly screeches as it breaks away and flies out the nearest window, startling your [[opponent]] for the next [[turn]]. == Trivia == * If there are no [[Bird's Opening|open]] windows or doors in the room, the hawk is permitted [[to]] turn against both of the [[Player|players]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Birds]] Category..." 5627 wikitext text/x-wiki If you feel like you are [[The Missed Carriage|losing]], you can release a '''hawk''' onto the [[board]]. The hawk then promptly screeches as it breaks away and flies out the nearest window, startling your [[opponent]] for the next [[turn]]. == Trivia == * If there are no [[Bird's Opening|open]] windows or doors in the room, the hawk is permitted [[to]] turn against both of the [[Player|players]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] rkzfxcpnr2yiu1ll9dhmjwegc5xse0k 5628 5627 2023-02-07T17:54:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 5628 wikitext text/x-wiki If you feel like you are [[The Missed Carriage|losing]], you can release a '''hawk''' onto the [[board]]. The hawk then promptly screeches as it breaks away and flies out the nearest window, startling your [[opponent]] for the next [[turn]]. == Trivia == * If there are no [[Bird's Opening|open]] windows or doors in the [[arena]], the hawk is permitted [[to]] turn against both of the [[Player|players]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] ms3cy9u3icm9o5omzsesk3wtj66bjid 5632 5628 2023-02-07T20:07:52Z Craten 26192002 5632 wikitext text/x-wiki If you feel like you are [[The Missed Carriage|losing]], you can release a '''hawk''' onto the [[board]]. The hawk then promptly screeches as it breaks away and flies out the nearest window, startling your [[opponent]] for the next [[turn]]. == Trivia == * If there are no [[Bird's Opening|open]] windows or doors in the [[arena]], the hawk is permitted [[to]] [[turn]] against both of the [[Player|players]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] djmtm2k8evs6b6ueuqnunr78r93okga 0 2340 4474 2016-02-02T03:38:31Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Hearts''' is one of the four main [[suit]]s in Chess. The [[King]] of Hearts is known as the "suicide king", after his habit of stabbing himself in the back of the head wit..." 4474 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hearts''' is one of the four main [[suit]]s in Chess. The [[King]] of Hearts is known as the "suicide king", after his habit of stabbing himself in the back of the head with a sword. [[Category:Suits]] 0jp79zfkq31hcvzjpnruukaha0cnbcm 4521 4474 2016-02-03T07:53:33Z Milo fett 34586 4521 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hearts''' is one of the four main [[suit]]s in Chess. The [[King]] of Hearts is known as the "suicide king", after his habit of stabbing himself in the back of the head with a sword. It is associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to its groundedness ("the heart of the land"). [[Category:Suits]] 5229xgmaqpay60bbag1d2at4w1ezdpu 4523 4521 2016-02-03T07:59:04Z Milo fett 34586 4523 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hearts''' is one of the four main [[suit]]s in Chess. The [[King]] of Hearts is known as the "suicide king", after his habit of stabbing himself in the back of the head with a sword. Hearts has become the namesake of a spinoff card game (of the same name). The oldest suit still in play, it is known to have been used since antiquity, as described in Plato's famous dialogue ''Hearts in Atlantis''. The suit of Hearts is commonly associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to its groundedness ("the heart of the land"). [[Category:Suits]] 3fxave2t0oq81rm1oaagdbmsca6yj6o 4586 4523 2016-03-02T23:27:44Z Milo fett 34586 4586 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hearts''' (♥) is one of the four main [[suit]]s in Chess. The [[King]] of Hearts is known as the "suicide king", after his habit of stabbing himself in the back of the head with a sword. Hearts has become the namesake of a spinoff card game (of the same name). The oldest suit still in play, it is known to have been used since antiquity, as described in Plato's famous dialogue ''Hearts in Atlantis''. The suit of Hearts is commonly associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to its groundedness ("the heart of the land"). [[Category:Suits]] gfzraa5u2et148h2x53d22xaic2mj4t 0 2490 4812 2016-09-15T16:08:29Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "My ex-wife! [[Category:Dogs]]" 4812 wikitext text/x-wiki My ex-wife! [[Category:Dogs]] pe5tvb0517cg5u0din7zzdf7g1pjlyv 0 2533 4897 2016-12-29T23:28:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Hephaestus Program''' was an attempt in the [[Years in Chess#1967|1960s]] to launch [[rocket]]s off of the [[chessboard]] and visit the [[board]]s of other [[game|world..." 4897 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Hephaestus Program''' was an attempt in the [[Years in Chess#1967|1960s]] to launch [[rocket]]s off of the [[chessboard]] and visit the [[board]]s of other [[game|worlds]]. == History == In 1965, the [[Democracy Chess|Chess President]] conceived of a mission to explore other games and see what they could offer. Early test flights resulted in travel to a world based entirely on [[Sorry!]]. Another trip found a complex backstory for [[Professor Plum]] in the context of homicide investigation (and sometimes [[murder|implementation]]). These early expeditions were instrumental in the development of [[Zero Gravity Chess]] and [[Soccer Chess]]. The pinnacle of the Hephaestus Program was the [[Years in Chess#1969|1969]] '''Ludar Landing'''. At approximately 3:58 PM GMT, the spacecraft [[Nightingale]] touched down on the surface of [[Candy Land]]. This was a bizarre, self-sustaining realm that required no agency in order to subsist--in effect, a zero-player game. Since the inhabitants of this world were only at [[Tech level]] II compared to the mission's [[Tech level]] IV, [[Captain]] [[Vac Airlock]] began hatching a scheme to conquer Candy Land and export its bountiful [[Candy|natural resources]] back to [[Chess]]. However, these plans were soon interrupted by several crewmembers [[Spy|going rogue]]. In the fracas, all loyal crew returned to the ship to return to [[Earth]] with news of their findings. However, little did they suspect that they had an [[Lord Licorice|unexpected stowaway]] on board... ''To be continued'' == Legacy == After trade negotiations with the sovereign nation of [[Catan]] broke down, manned inter-game travel has decreased in popularity; however, game exploration organization [[CASA]] still conducts missions to this day. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] 7mllysuwsn7bszhiy5d26mzzn0lmyy2 6260 4897 2023-08-02T17:22:28Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6260 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Hephaestus Program''' was an attempt in the [[Years in Chess#1967|1960s]] to launch [[rocket]]s off of the [[chessboard]] and visit the [[board]]s of other [[game|worlds]]. == History == In 1965, the [[Democracy Chess|Chess President]] conceived of a mission to explore other games and see what they could offer. Early test flights resulted in travel to a world based entirely on [[Sorry!]]. Another trip found a complex backstory for [[Professor Plum]] in the context of homicide investigation (and sometimes [[murder|implementation]]). These early expeditions were instrumental in the development of [[Zero Gravity Chess]] and [[Soccer Chess]]. The pinnacle of the Hephaestus Program was the [[Years in Chess#1969|1969]] '''Ludar Landing'''. At approximately 3:58 PM GMT, the spacecraft [[Nightingale]] touched down on the surface of [[Candy Land]]. This was a bizarre, self-sustaining realm that required no agency in order to subsist--in effect, a zero-player game. Since the inhabitants of this world were only at [[Tech level]] II compared to the mission's [[Tech level]] IV, [[Captain]] [[Vac Airlock]] began hatching a scheme to conquer Candy Land and export its bountiful [[Candy|natural resources]] back to [[Chess]]. However, these plans were soon interrupted by several crewmembers [[Spy|going rogue]]. In the fracas, all loyal crew returned to the ship to return to [[Earth]] with news of their findings. However, little did they suspect that they had an [[Lord Licorice|unexpected stowaway]] on board... ''To be continued'' == Legacy == After trade negotiations with the sovereign nation of [[Catan]] broke down, manned inter-game travel has decreased in popularity; however, game exploration organization [[CASA]] still conducts missions to this day. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 0nsnj45qkfho3neun0a51waycpuyhvh 6263 6260 2023-08-02T17:25:30Z Milo fett 34586 /* History */ amogus 6263 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Hephaestus Program''' was an attempt in the [[Years in Chess#1967|1960s]] to launch [[rocket]]s off of the [[chessboard]] and visit the [[board]]s of other [[game|worlds]]. == History == In 1965, the [[Democracy Chess|Chess President]] conceived of a mission to explore other games and see what they could offer. Early test flights resulted in travel to a world based entirely on [[Sorry!]]. Another trip found a complex backstory for [[Professor Plum]] in the context of homicide investigation (and sometimes [[murder|implementation]]). These early expeditions were instrumental in the development of [[Zero Gravity Chess]] and [[Soccer Chess]]. The pinnacle of the Hephaestus Program was the [[Years in Chess#1969|1969]] '''Ludar Landing'''. At approximately 3:58 PM GMT, the spacecraft [[Nightingale]] touched down on the surface of [[Candy Land]]. This was a bizarre, self-sustaining realm that required no agency in order to subsist--in effect, a zero-player game. Since the inhabitants of this world were only at [[Tech level]] II compared to the mission's [[Tech level]] IV, [[Captain]] [[Vac Airlock]] began hatching a scheme to conquer Candy Land and export its bountiful [[Candy|natural resources]] back to [[Chess]]. However, these plans were soon interrupted by several crewmembers [[Spy|going]] [[ඞ|rogue]]. In the fracas, all loyal crew returned to the ship to return to [[Earth]] with news of their findings. However, little did they suspect that they had an [[Lord Licorice|unexpected stowaway]] on board... ''To be continued'' == Legacy == After trade negotiations with the sovereign nation of [[Catan]] broke down, manned inter-game travel has decreased in popularity; however, game exploration organization [[CASA]] still conducts missions to this day. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Greek culture]] sswg0dg1qhfivrr2ypjaup36k3ypfk9 6265 6263 2023-08-02T17:27:49Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6265 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Hephaestus Program''' was an attempt in the [[Years in Chess#1967|1960s]] to launch [[rocket]]s off of the [[chessboard]] and visit the [[board]]s of other [[game|worlds]]. == History == In 1965, the [[Democracy Chess|Chess President]] conceived of a mission to explore other games and see what they could offer. Early test flights resulted in travel to a world based entirely on [[Sorry!]]. Another trip found a complex backstory for [[Professor Plum]] in the context of homicide investigation (and sometimes [[murder|implementation]]). These early expeditions were instrumental in the development of [[Zero Gravity Chess]] and [[Soccer Chess]]. The pinnacle of the Hephaestus Program was the [[Years in Chess#1969|1969]] '''Ludar Landing'''. At approximately 3:58 PM GMT, the spacecraft [[Nightingale]] touched down on the surface of [[Candy Land]]. This was a bizarre, self-sustaining realm that required no agency in order to subsist--in effect, a zero-player game. Since the inhabitants of this world were only at [[Tech level]] II compared to the mission's [[Tech level]] IV, [[Captain]] [[Vac Airlock]] began hatching a scheme to conquer Candy Land and export its bountiful [[Candy|natural resources]] back to [[Chess]]. However, these plans were soon interrupted by several crewmembers [[Spy|going]] [[ඞ|rogue]]. In the fracas, all loyal crew returned to the ship to return to [[Earth]] with news of their findings. However, little did they suspect that they had an [[Lord Licorice|unexpected stowaway]] on board... ''To be continued'' == Legacy == After trade negotiations with the sovereign nation of [[Catan]] broke down, manned inter-game travel has decreased in popularity; however, game exploration organization [[CASA]] still conducts missions to this day. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Space]] kb1o29zn3b9qn96v9b033otw6yrbrit 6266 6265 2023-08-02T17:28:47Z Milo fett 34586 disambig 6266 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the space travel program. For travel between spaces, see [[Move]].'' The '''Hephaestus Program''' was an attempt in the [[Years in Chess#1967|1960s]] to launch [[rocket]]s off of the [[chessboard]] and visit the [[board]]s of other [[game|worlds]]. == History == In 1965, the [[Democracy Chess|Chess President]] conceived of a mission to explore other games and see what they could offer. Early test flights resulted in travel to a world based entirely on [[Sorry!]]. Another trip found a complex backstory for [[Professor Plum]] in the context of homicide investigation (and sometimes [[murder|implementation]]). These early expeditions were instrumental in the development of [[Zero Gravity Chess]] and [[Soccer Chess]]. The pinnacle of the Hephaestus Program was the [[Years in Chess#1969|1969]] '''Ludar Landing'''. At approximately 3:58 PM GMT, the spacecraft [[Nightingale]] touched down on the surface of [[Candy Land]]. This was a bizarre, self-sustaining realm that required no agency in order to subsist--in effect, a zero-player game. Since the inhabitants of this world were only at [[Tech level]] II compared to the mission's [[Tech level]] IV, [[Captain]] [[Vac Airlock]] began hatching a scheme to conquer Candy Land and export its bountiful [[Candy|natural resources]] back to [[Chess]]. However, these plans were soon interrupted by several crewmembers [[Spy|going]] [[ඞ|rogue]]. In the fracas, all loyal crew returned to the ship to return to [[Earth]] with news of their findings. However, little did they suspect that they had an [[Lord Licorice|unexpected stowaway]] on board... ''To be continued'' == Legacy == After trade negotiations with the sovereign nation of [[Catan]] broke down, manned inter-game travel has decreased in popularity; however, game exploration organization [[CASA]] still conducts missions to this day. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Space]] 17mfrnzorrdc3w0afaq1sjxtkd63vws 0 3267 6441 2023-08-20T02:38:19Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Horsey]]'' If one of the [[Rules|sacred rules of Chess]] is contravened, for example, if [[Heresy]] is confused with [[Horsey]], this is considered Heresy. == I've committed [[Heresy]] == The first stage is admitting it. == Where do I go next? == I just told you: [[Bishop's Confessional|Admit it]]. [[Category:Theology]]" 6441 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Horsey]]'' If one of the [[Rules|sacred rules of Chess]] is contravened, for example, if [[Heresy]] is confused with [[Horsey]], this is considered Heresy. == I've committed [[Heresy]] == The first stage is admitting it. == Where do I go next? == I just told you: [[Bishop's Confessional|Admit it]]. [[Category:Theology]] 14jcugumybwv2je23knrlqoqvip0577 6452 6441 2023-08-20T10:39:03Z 2.97.99.207 6452 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Horsey]]'' If one of the [[Rules|sacred rules of Chess]] is contravened, for example, if [[Heresy]] is confused with [[Horsey]], this is considered [[Horsey|Heresy]]. == I've committed [[Heresy]] == The first stage is admitting it. == Where do I go next? == I just told you: [[Bishop's Confessional|Admit it]]. [[Category:Theology]] r8y0hocr6bwjih2yq4yykq6g7s2ktmg 6665 6452 2023-09-07T00:55:38Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6665 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Horsey]]'' If one of the [[Rules|sacred rules of Chess]] is contravened, for example, if [[Heresy]] is confused with [[Horsey]], this is considered [[Horsey|Heresy]]. == I've committed [[Heresy]] == The first stage is admitting it. == Where do I go next? == I just told you: [[Bishop's Confessional|Admit it]]. [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 5nltdjc9mm4tla2quksseircye7zjhl 0 3578 7301 2024-12-21T13:29:32Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Hexachessimal'' is a [[Chess|Chessplay]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] intended [[to]] [[use]] six-sided '[[:Category:Squares|squares]]': Hexagons! The means of [[Move|motion]] on a hexagon-based [[Chessboard]] would be really interesting. However, after getting hyped on the name pun, the creator realised that ''hexachessimal'' is a play on ''hexadecimal'' (16), not ''heximal'' (6). Trying [[to]] draw a Chessboard with tessellating hexadecagons, they just got really..." 7301 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Hexachessimal'' is a [[Chess|Chessplay]] [[:Category:Variants|variant]] intended [[to]] [[use]] six-sided '[[:Category:Squares|squares]]': Hexagons! The means of [[Move|motion]] on a hexagon-based [[Chessboard]] would be really interesting. However, after getting hyped on the name pun, the creator realised that ''hexachessimal'' is a play on ''hexadecimal'' (16), not ''heximal'' (6). Trying [[to]] draw a Chessboard with tessellating hexadecagons, they just got really stressed and gave up. You can try it if you really want but we don't advise it. [[Category:Variants]] oxn3ifq5fzgcp94211l86wmhgqcz46t 0 3556 7257 2024-11-29T02:48:55Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Between each Turn, there is a small but not insignificant<ref>80%</ref> chance of each [[Piece]], [[Board]], [[Player]] and [[Pawn]] being summoned [[to]] a Higher Purpose. If playing on a [[Board]] beneath the [[Overboard]], the entity goes up one level. On the Overboard, the entity leaves our very dimension. In 3D Chess, this involves ascension to the [[4D Chess|4th Dimension]], and so on. We have no means of even fathoming what happens there. All entities are summon..." 7257 wikitext text/x-wiki Between each Turn, there is a small but not insignificant<ref>80%</ref> chance of each [[Piece]], [[Board]], [[Player]] and [[Pawn]] being summoned [[to]] a Higher Purpose. If playing on a [[Board]] beneath the [[Overboard]], the entity goes up one level. On the Overboard, the entity leaves our very dimension. In 3D Chess, this involves ascension to the [[4D Chess|4th Dimension]], and so on. We have no means of even fathoming what happens there. All entities are summoned at once and can never return. [[Category:Events]] kg0esexsdvsur6mqk3gnjwmwm2qpz4x 0 2594 5015 2022-09-29T01:59:42Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 Created page with "The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. ==..." 5015 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. mdnv4pnee4qmdjn8z2ahga4zl4cpjun 5017 5015 2022-09-29T02:04:42Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5017 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' fuoz3lm3hovkqzglyhiysdokq4m4fi6 5034 5017 2022-09-29T17:43:49Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5034 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. bwwhrstegfyz7malysfvzvhjy3739yl 5040 5034 2022-09-29T18:00:58Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5040 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. r8cux15q4c03b45an6gx1086q7n7fev 5041 5040 2022-09-29T18:01:33Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5041 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.|none]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. i8gyoba584obtitkhhvat8laduelejt 5043 5041 2022-09-29T18:04:07Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5043 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.|none|300x300px]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. avzpwu1ofw16nlx49zjybreen8gv1up 5547 5043 2023-02-05T13:09:51Z WhichPen34 51922522 Tiananmen Square Massacre 5547 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.|none|300x300px]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' *<s>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests_and_massacre Tiananmen Square Massacre]</s> == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. oizsfatcrg3gvybyesl0284ut31g1gs 5548 5547 2023-02-05T13:37:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5548 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.|none|300x300px]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' *<s>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests_and_massacre Tiananmen Square Massacre]</s> == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 73wxonp7mzdjp458rk00xlolftodbl2 5725 5548 2023-02-12T14:14:26Z WhichPen34 51922522 9/11 5725 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.|none|300x300px]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' *<s>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests_and_massacre Tiananmen Square Massacre]</s> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_11_attacks 9/11] == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 9kfi75qx62kyiz0dau1kleo0hx63678 5726 5725 2023-02-12T14:18:17Z WhichPen34 51922522 War Crimes 5726 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Himalayan Handshake''' is a formal agreement in [[Chess]] games. == Performing a Himalayan Handshake == To perform a '''Himalayan Handshake,''' you and the other player [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Handshake shake hands]. [[File:Handshake.jpg|thumb|A '''Himalayan Handshake'''.|none|300x300px]] == Agreement == Upon performing a '''Himalayan Handshake''', a pact is formed between the players to mutually agree on an action. Examples include: * Ceasefire between certain pieces * [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] …Among others. == Breaking a Deal == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_assured_destruction If a deal is broken, chaos ensues.] Examples include: * Firearm duel * Gang war * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster "Accident"] * Invasion * Detonation of the [[board]] *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_crime Atrocities] …Among others. == Notable results of breaking a Handshake == * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bay_of_Pigs_Invasion Bay of Pigs Invasion] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassination_of_John_F._Kennedy Assassination of John F. Kennedy] * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chernobyl_disaster Chernobyl Disaster] * Production of ''[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transformers:_The_Last_Knight Transformers 5]'' *<s>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests_and_massacre Tiananmen Square Massacre]</s> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/September_11_attacks 9/11] == Name Reasoning == '''[[Gavin]]''' is responsible for the name of this move. It has nothing to do with the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himalayas Himalayas]. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] i1br2ym1meqg85cywn9j6eu1z93u1b6 0 2381 4576 2016-03-02T22:18:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''2007 Holiday Giveaway''' took place between December 10, 2007 and December 28, 2007. == History == Players who logged on to [[Chess]] on the morning of December 10th (..." 4576 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''2007 Holiday Giveaway''' took place between December 10, 2007 and December 28, 2007. == History == Players who logged on to [[Chess]] on the morning of December 10th (starting 9am PST) discovered that their avatars were wearing small, red, "Santa"-style hats, and were dressed in green clothing. A large announcement on the home page announced the terms of the winter event: gifts had been hidden in certain squares, and those who were quick enough to find them would be eligible for larger prizes. Twelve new [[achievement]]s were also added, most with holiday-themed names, including "We Three [[King]]s", "[[Chess]] Nuts Roasting On An Open Fire", and "O Silent [[Horsey]]". [[Category:Events]] dbcrvye9nitg9079r6sma4kf6nss1nd 4585 4576 2016-03-02T23:24:39Z Milo fett 34586 /* History */ 4585 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''2007 Holiday Giveaway''' took place between December 10, 2007 and December 28, 2007. == History == Players who logged on to [[Chess]] on the morning of December 10th (starting 9am PST) discovered that their avatars were wearing small, red, "Santa"-style hats, and were dressed in green clothing. A large announcement on the home page announced the terms of the winter event: gifts had been hidden in certain squares, and those who were quick enough to find them would be eligible for larger prizes. Twelve new [[achievement]]s were also added, most with holiday-themed names, including "We Three [[King]]s", "[[Chess]] Nuts Roasting On An Open Fire", and "O Silent [[Horsey]]". On December 25th ([[Christmas]]), players who celebrated Christmas found a message in their inbox saying that Christmas was the best holiday. Similar messages were found, mutatis mutandis, for players who celebrated Chankuah and/or Kwanzaa. Players who celebrated Festivus got zilch. Frequently, throughout the holiday, players would find the meaning of [[the real chess]], causing them to be awarded 25% off coupons redeemable at the Applebee's®-sponsored in-game Food Eatery. Upon completion of the holiday, the game reverted to normal. [[Category:Events]] nekcmvtea6xs3de7jhlk0wwgybawdvr 4889 4585 2016-12-29T17:33:24Z Milo fett 34586 4889 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''2007 Holiday Giveaway''' took place between December 10, 2007 and December 28, 2007. == History == Players who logged on to [[Chess]] on the morning of December 10th (starting 9am PST) discovered that their avatars were wearing small, red, "Santa"-style hats, and were dressed in green clothing. A large announcement on the home page announced the terms of the winter event: gifts had been hidden in certain squares, and those who were quick enough to find them would be eligible for larger prizes. Twelve new [[achievement]]s were also added, most with [[Chessmas Carols|holiday-themed names]], including "We Three [[King]]s", "[[Chess]] Nuts Roasting On An Open Fire", and "O Silent [[Horsey]]". On December 25th ([[Christmas]]), players who celebrated Christmas found a message in their inbox saying that Christmas was the best holiday. Similar messages were found, mutatis mutandis, for players who celebrated Chankuah and/or Kwanzaa. Players who celebrated Festivus got zilch. Frequently, throughout the holiday, players would find the meaning of [[the real chess]], causing them to be awarded 25% off coupons redeemable at the Applebee's®-sponsored in-game Food Eatery. Upon completion of the holiday, the game reverted to normal. [[Category:Events]] fk737twdxtzpjnlx0u0u19x3geyc12w 5643 4889 2023-02-07T20:28:11Z Milo fett 34586 5643 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''2007 Holiday Giveaway''' took place between December 10, 2007 and December 28, 2007. == History == Players who logged on to [[Chess]] on the morning of December 10th (starting 9am PST) discovered that their avatars were wearing small, [[red]], "Santa"-style hats, and were dressed in green [[clothing]]. A large announcement on the home page announced the terms of the winter event: gifts had been hidden in certain [[square]]s, and those who were quick enough to find them would be eligible for larger prizes. Twelve new [[achievement]]s were also added, most with [[Chessmas Carols|holiday-themed names]], including "We Three [[King]]s", "[[Chess]] Nuts Roasting On An Open Fire", and "O Silent [[Horsey]]". On December 25th ([[Christmas]]), players who celebrated Christmas found a message in their inbox saying that Christmas was the best holiday. Similar messages were found, mutatis mutandis, for players who celebrated Chankuah and/or Kwanzaa. Players who celebrated Festivus got zilch. Frequently, throughout the holiday, players would find the meaning of [[the real chess]], causing them to be awarded 25% off coupons redeemable at the Applebee's®-sponsored in-game Food Eatery. Upon completion of the holiday, the game reverted to normal. [[Category:Events]] jneh1em8e7w9wok6mb07akygn6cwh6h 6930 5643 2023-11-17T18:11:09Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6930 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''2007 Holiday Giveaway''' took place between December 10, 2007 and December 28, 2007. == History == Players who logged on to [[Chess]] on the morning of December 10th (starting 9am PST) discovered that their avatars were wearing small, [[red]], "Santa"-style hats, and were dressed in green [[clothing]]. A large announcement on the home page announced the terms of the winter event: gifts had been hidden in certain [[square]]s, and those who were quick enough to find them would be eligible for larger prizes. Twelve new [[achievement]]s were also added, most with [[Chessmas Carols|holiday-themed names]], including "We Three [[King]]s", "[[Chess]] Nuts Roasting On An Open Fire", and "O Silent [[Horsey]]". On December 25th ([[Christmas]]), players who celebrated Christmas found a message in their inbox saying that Christmas was the best holiday. Similar messages were found, mutatis mutandis, for players who celebrated Chankuah and/or Kwanzaa. Players who celebrated Festivus got zilch. Frequently, throughout the holiday, players would find the meaning of [[the real chess]], causing them to be awarded 25% off coupons redeemable at the Applebee's®-sponsored in-game Food Eatery. Upon completion of the holiday, the game reverted to normal. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Historic Events]] 9omfgsksomakw5tlbnze24n05ogxbda 0 3268 6443 2023-08-20T02:40:44Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The Ranks where Transmutation is possible, on a standard Chessboard, are [[A]] and [[H]]. Knock yourselves out! [[Category:Theology]]" 6443 wikitext text/x-wiki The Ranks where Transmutation is possible, on a standard Chessboard, are [[A]] and [[H]]. Knock yourselves out! [[Category:Theology]] 29ikqxojmi1d0fkyxmgtuc35hb1ek29 6444 6443 2023-08-20T02:40:54Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6444 wikitext text/x-wiki The Ranks where Transmutation is possible, on a standard Chessboard, are [[A]] and [[H]]. Knock yourselves out! [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Ranks]] 5v9fxbi9xx7ud42uyy5wphbjqoatvkf 0 3389 6795 2023-09-25T16:49:21Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Chess Hell]] 6795 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Hell]] 8m4f167rkewl2nche60jnkuq5ld4ps0 0 3162 6172 2023-07-26T03:25:02Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Homophobia''' encompasses a range of negative attitudes and feelings toward homosexuality or people who are identified or perceived as being lesbian, gay or bisexual. It has been defined as contempt, prejudice, aversion, hatred or antipathy, may be based on irrational fear and may sometimes be related to religious beliefs. Some '''bishops''' are extremely homophobic. Homophobia is observable in critical and hostile behavior such as discrimination and violence on the..." 6172 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Homophobia''' encompasses a range of negative attitudes and feelings toward homosexuality or people who are identified or perceived as being lesbian, gay or bisexual. It has been defined as contempt, prejudice, aversion, hatred or antipathy, may be based on irrational fear and may sometimes be related to religious beliefs. Some '''bishops''' are extremely homophobic. Homophobia is observable in critical and hostile behavior such as discrimination and violence on the basis of sexual orientations that are non-heterosexual. Recognized types of homophobia include institutionalized homophobia, e.g. religious homophobia and state-sponsored homophobia, and internalized homophobia, experienced by people who have same-sex attractions, regardless of how they identify. Negative attitudes toward identifiable LGBT groups have similar yet specific names: lesbophobia is the intersection of homophobia and sexism directed against lesbians, gayphobia is the dislike or hatred of gay men, biphobia targets bisexuality and bisexual people, and transphobia targets transgender and transsexual people and gender variance or gender role nonconformity. According to 2010 Hate Crimes Statistics released by the FBI National Press Office, 19.3 percent of hate crimes across the United States "were motivated by a sexual orientation bias." Moreover, in a Southern Poverty Law Center 2010 Intelligence Report extrapolating data from fourteen years (1995–2008), which had complete data available at the time, of the FBI's national hate crime statistics found that LGBT people were "far more likely than any other minority group in the United States to be victimized by violent hate crime.” The '''bishops''' can make homosexual pieces no longer be homosexual. fwux0485mn281t3mi127ue807ei6i8r 0 3042 5892 2023-05-10T18:52:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Homosexual''' refers to same-sex attraction List of pages related to this topic: * [[Gay Chess]] * [[Castling Queenside]] * [[Bishie]] * [[Bishipping]] * [[Breeding]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5892 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Homosexual''' refers to same-sex attraction List of pages related to this topic: * [[Gay Chess]] * [[Castling Queenside]] * [[Bishie]] * [[Bishipping]] * [[Breeding]] [[Category:Terminology]] 1xu4hezpqatmswob8pc1idi2irgfb13 0 2431 4682 2016-04-27T16:55:27Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Hopscotch''' is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] in which the player jumps among the [[square]]s according to their numbering. Because of the precision involved, it is recommende..." 4682 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hopscotch''' is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] in which the player jumps among the [[square]]s according to their numbering. Because of the precision involved, it is recommended to only be played by those who have small feet. [[Category:Variants]] p9hkiu2zqtsqdjfupmmi4akoaxcuu25 4683 4682 2016-04-27T16:55:39Z Milo fett 34586 4683 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hopscotch''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the player jumps among the [[square]]s according to their numbering. Because of the precision involved, it is recommended to only be played by those who have small feet. [[Category:Variants]] 8m0k5w7e620ouis8fj8sxk651pcrzrw 5288 4683 2023-01-24T19:30:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 additional references 5288 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Hopscotch''' is a variant of [[Chess]] in which the [[player]] jumps [[among]] the [[square]]s according [[to]] their numbering. Because of the precision involved, it is recommended [[to]] only be played by those who have small feet. [[Category:Variants]] 3eqbs4w2185iiulxm9187gx8g9ym8l2 0 3425 6864 2023-10-02T14:09:48Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "With [[Rolling|careful exceptions]], any [[Piece]] or [[Player]] found [[to]] be Horizontal is removed from the game and considered [[Taken]]. Note that this rule does not apply to the Chessboard itself: The Chessboard is horizontal over half of the time. == Partly horizontal == It is considered [[Things that are fine|fine]] [[to]] be partly horizontal as long as the part in contact with the [[Chessboard]] is not horizontal. == Which way up? == The correct orientation..." 6864 wikitext text/x-wiki With [[Rolling|careful exceptions]], any [[Piece]] or [[Player]] found [[to]] be Horizontal is removed from the game and considered [[Taken]]. Note that this rule does not apply to the Chessboard itself: The Chessboard is horizontal over half of the time. == Partly horizontal == It is considered [[Things that are fine|fine]] [[to]] be partly horizontal as long as the part in contact with the [[Chessboard]] is not horizontal. == Which way up? == The correct orientation of the Piece or Player may be called in to question, for example the [[A marble]]. Just improvise. [[Category:Status conditions]] opgkdyrbasy5fsyrlhi0y72k5gp2bs6 0 3172 6188 2023-07-26T06:52:38Z Milo fett 34586 Milo fett moved page [[Horse]] to [[Horsey]] over redirect: its HORSEY 6188 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Horsey]] d0rs26invkpe8kaqgw2ap0pack0d74q 0 2174 4142 2015-03-11T05:51:16Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move..." 4142 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either color) to its destination square.<sup>[1]</sup> It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a bishop. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the action is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or queen. The mnemonic phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. lizndwbpydqboymt00uohhnq0vsmiaj 4143 4142 2015-03-11T05:51:30Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4143 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either color) to its destination square.<sup>[1]</sup> It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a bishop. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the action is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or queen. The mnemonic phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. [[Category:Pieces]] 56dbfely3bvlh7c291lmheeb67018ft 4145 4143 2015-03-11T05:55:24Z Craten 26192002 4145 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The mnemonic phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. [[Category:Pieces]] ot1115qqqg0m98ufqcql1n10dba9g2z 4220 4145 2015-03-11T20:52:13Z 82.24.92.97 4220 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The mnemonic phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. [[Category:Pieces]] 7m2no98igyjept0cngi7cjduchyl4tb 4357 4220 2015-03-17T23:41:35Z 82.24.92.97 4357 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The mnemonic phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] nhmomiunitjhz1p1xukanawcy8be270 5374 4357 2023-01-31T11:44:53Z 78.40.233.12 5374 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The mnemonic phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] tpe8y5lxxgos72dbc7yb7ix23d9kowd 5406 5374 2023-02-01T17:01:23Z Milo fett 34586 5406 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] ndofp95h3w1kamggb89cjnktgmrxpy2 5968 5406 2023-06-06T17:49:29Z Purpuri 52755551 HORSE. 5968 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horse (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horses in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horse moves are unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horse can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horse moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horse should always be close to where the action is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horse. A Horse on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horse on the rim is grim" or "A Horse on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horse can be represented by itself, an H (in a game without Helicopters), or N ''(for Neigh)''. Horses are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] jlmk4cmymg0j1n36ccprloom3kfp2ib 5969 5968 2023-06-06T17:51:02Z Purpuri 52755551 one last horsey > horse 5969 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horse]] The Horse (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horses in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horse moves are unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horse can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horse moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horse should always be close to where the action is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horse. A Horse on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horse on the rim is grim" or "A Horse on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horse can be represented by itself, an H (in a game without Helicopters), or N ''(for Neigh)''. Horses are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] fp9scygaqqvw7rhwtfuxyrnnui8f5gs 5970 5969 2023-06-06T17:51:45Z Purpuri 52755551 Epicipepic moved page [[Horsey]] to [[Horse]]: Moved page. Plus, it's HORSIE not HORSEY 5969 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horse]] The Horse (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horses in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horse moves are unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horse can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horse moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horse should always be close to where the action is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horse. A Horse on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horse on the rim is grim" or "A Horse on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horse can be represented by itself, an H (in a game without Helicopters), or N ''(for Neigh)''. Horses are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] fp9scygaqqvw7rhwtfuxyrnnui8f5gs 6186 5970 2023-07-26T06:51:54Z Milo fett 34586 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Epicipepic|Epicipepic]] ([[User talk:Epicipepic|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:Milo fett|Milo fett]] 5406 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] ndofp95h3w1kamggb89cjnktgmrxpy2 6187 6186 2023-07-26T06:52:38Z Milo fett 34586 Milo fett moved page [[Horse]] to [[Horsey]] over redirect: its HORSEY 5406 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] ndofp95h3w1kamggb89cjnktgmrxpy2 6189 6187 2023-07-26T06:53:12Z Milo fett 34586 Protected "[[Horsey]]": Edit warring: horsey ([Edit=Allow only administrators] (expires 06:53, 26 October 2023 (UTC)) [Move=Allow only administrators] (expires 06:53, 26 October 2023 (UTC))) 5406 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board where the opponent's pieces are clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey on the rim is grim" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] ndofp95h3w1kamggb89cjnktgmrxpy2 6937 6189 2023-12-02T14:27:06Z 96.255.230.222 6937 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter take the ''L''. Victory royal Butt Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy screw you piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The crap pp move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having gunpowder remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to white and n word colored squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board pi cat epsilon delta rabid rabbit guts clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey who is adick is sick" or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] njxpx5u8vabankw32g8e5grdkybo72a 6938 6937 2023-12-02T21:00:50Z 96.255.230.222 I am fixing a mistake I made I thought it would not change publicly. Sorry. I was mad and didn’t realize the changes would actually be made. 6938 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The crap pp move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having gunpowder remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark colored squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey who is on the rim is dim” or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] cmvfgqy4zbufji2z2z9o4cmnarhslxh 7151 6938 2024-06-29T03:35:48Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7151 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The crap pp move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having gunpowder remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark colored squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[Queen (not the band?)|queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey who is on the rim is dim” or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing.[[Category:Pieces]] 8egzw5puvq2i0qtjx1bg8ijyad58h2s 7161 7151 2024-06-29T18:08:59Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7161 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Horsey.jpg|thumb|275x275px|A Black Horsey]] The Horsey (♘ ♞) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]]. There are four Horseys in a game of Chess: Two [[black]] and two [[white]]. The Horsey move is unusual among chess pieces. When it moves, it can move to a square that is two squares horizontally and one square vertically, or two squares vertically and one square horizontally. The complete move therefore looks like the letter ''L''. Unlike all other standard chess pieces, the Horsey can 'jump over' all other pieces (of either [[color]]) to its destination square. It captures an enemy piece by replacing it on its square. The Horsey's ability to "jump over" other pieces means it tends to be at its most powerful in closed positions, in contrast to that of a [[bishop]]. The crap pp move is one of the longest-surviving moves in chess, having gunpowder remained unchanged since before the seventh century. Because of this it also appears in most chess-related regional games. The Horsey moves alternately to light and dark colored squares. A Horsey should always be close to where the [[action]] is, meaning it is best used on areas of the board clustered or close together. Pieces are generally more powerful if placed near the center of the board, but this is particularly true for a Horsey. A Horsey on the edge of the board attacks only three or four squares (depending on its exact location) and a Horsey in the corner only two. Moreover, it takes more moves for an uncentralized Horsey to switch operation to the opposite side of the board than an uncentralized bishop, rook, or [[Queen (not the band?)|queen]]. The [[Mnemonics|mnemonic]] phrases "A Horsey who is on the rim is dim” or "A Horsey on the rim is dim" are often used in chess instruction to reflect this principle. The Horsey can be represented by itself, an [[H]] (in a game without [[Helicopter|Helicopters]]), or [[N]] ''(for Neigh)''. Horseys are often mistakenly referred to as ''Knights''. The origins of this misnomer are perplexing. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] eg42oqjddnggvoyt1bz0ca1rgllg3kc 0 3399 6813 2023-09-28T13:15:31Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Horsey's Tour is a subgame and mathematical problem for the Horsey. While the other Pieces are waging war, the Horsey's goal is to travel [[to]] every [[Square]] on the [[Chessboard]]. Their initial Square is a gimme; after that they must strategise their every move. Since it is one of the few means of [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winning]] that doesn't require [[Take|Taking]], The Horsey's Tour is favoured for [[Pacifist Chess|Pacifist]] playthroughs. == Popula..." 6813 wikitext text/x-wiki The Horsey's Tour is a subgame and mathematical problem for the Horsey. While the other Pieces are waging war, the Horsey's goal is to travel [[to]] every [[Square]] on the [[Chessboard]]. Their initial Square is a gimme; after that they must strategise their every move. Since it is one of the few means of [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Winning]] that doesn't require [[Take|Taking]], The Horsey's Tour is favoured for [[Pacifist Chess|Pacifist]] playthroughs. == Popular Horsey's Tour Strategies == * Start with a [[Giant Chess|very big Horsey]] * [[Oops! All Horsies|Oops! All Horseys!]] * [[Kamikaze#Horsey|Kamikaze]] [[Category:Minigames]] [[Category:Side-quests]] lie0kajgvfqoq2ptxpeg0icp0tntrg7 0 3409 6829 2023-09-28T16:18:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "If your [[opponent]] is struggling [[to]] find the right [[move]], you can give them a hint * If your opponent reaches their hand towards a bad move, state "cold" * If your opponent moves their hand closer towards a good move, state "getting warmer" * If your opponent's hand arrives at a good move, state "hot" * If your opponent's hand goes away from a good move, state "getting colder" [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 6829 wikitext text/x-wiki If your [[opponent]] is struggling [[to]] find the right [[move]], you can give them a hint * If your opponent reaches their hand towards a bad move, state "cold" * If your opponent moves their hand closer towards a good move, state "getting warmer" * If your opponent's hand arrives at a good move, state "hot" * If your opponent's hand goes away from a good move, state "getting colder" [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Terminology]] dssolidf5ye1hbv78we48qkkdg7npxw 0 2513 4857 2016-11-19T18:03:58Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Hotel.png|200px|right]] The '''Hotel''' is an essential [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is used to indicate improvement on [[square]]s. A Hotel can only be constructed if a..." 4857 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Hotel.png|200px|right]] The '''Hotel''' is an essential [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is used to indicate improvement on [[square]]s. A Hotel can only be constructed if a player owns every square in that [[row]] and has placed a [[House]] on each one. == See also == * [[Chess Western]] [[Category:Pieces]] gvixpjfmbycuhl5l063z3jwrry2c07z 5885 4857 2023-05-08T23:28:00Z GenEric1110 46567414 5885 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Hotel.png|200px|right]] '''Hotels''' are the evolution of inns, in modern times being a place where people pay money for a time of peace, or something else, this service of temporal hospedage. The '''Hotel''' is an essential [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is used to indicate improvement on [[square]]s. A Hotel can only be constructed if a player owns every square in that [[row]] and has placed a [[House]] on each one, Different from houses, hotels have a fully scientifically proven existence as they can be seen in the board at all times, but can only be made using piece houses rather than their metaphysical equivalent, its completaly unknow if hotels could exist outside of their representing pieces. Hotels can hold a intire lane of pieces for them to be used at any time. == Variations == * '''Bunker Hotels''' are completaly inmune to any sort of high explosives be these a [[Pipe Bomb]] or [[Nuke]], they can also be placed in a [[C4]] square with no risk of detonation, these hotels are, infact for the privileged only so no pawn pieces can be stored inside. * '''Love Hotels''' are a special kind of hotel, putting 2 pieces of the same type will let you create a new piece on your next turn, this is called the miracle of life and its beadiful, trying to use this tactic in puritan board results in the player being banned from the game, and if in need, directed towards the nearest card game table so the frustration rays cancel eachother, this is a legal mandate stated in the Chess Doctrine "शतरंज के टूर्नामेंट नियम" for the sake of fair play and sportmanship. == See also == * [[Chess Western]] [[Category:Pieces]] b5fmw1pounckhvopp74wdvrn5nea1zl 0 2294 4383 2015-12-10T00:07:35Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Houses''' are thought to be the domiciles and permanent residences of the [[piece]]s after they return from play for the night. Each piece lives in a house, with the except..." 4383 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Houses''' are thought to be the domiciles and permanent residences of the [[piece]]s after they return from play for the night. Each piece lives in a house, with the exception of the [[King]] and [[Queens]], who live together, and the [[Horsey]], who lives in a stable. Due to their microscopic nature, houses have never been directly observed and their existence is only speculated upon based on implicative findings from [[chess metaphysics]]. [[David Hume]] was a notable historical believer in houses, and is the writer of the 1957 radio play ''Chess Houses: A Bed for All'' (1957, KBOW). ifejhvem3vujtzw90db83qlwevgin09 4384 4383 2015-12-10T00:07:53Z Milo fett 34586 4384 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Houses''' are thought to be the domiciles and permanent residences of the [[piece]]s after they return from play for the night. Each piece lives in a house, with the exception of the [[King]]s and [[Queens]], who live together, and the [[Horsey]], who lives in a stable. Due to their microscopic nature, houses have never been directly observed and their existence is only speculated upon based on implicative findings from [[chess metaphysics]]. [[David Hume]] was a notable historical believer in houses, and is the writer of the 1957 radio play ''Chess Houses: A Bed for All'' (1957, KBOW). 9em8ffsjk3ds3xqutb0njj1kk2wpdwv 5824 4384 2023-03-25T10:47:05Z 94.204.59.111 where do kings and queens live a palace 5824 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Houses''' are thought to be the domiciles and permanent residences of the [[piece]]s after they return from play for the night. Each piece lives in a house, with the exception of the [[King]]s and [[Queens]], who live together in a palace, and the [[Horsey]], who lives in a stable. Due to their microscopic nature, houses have never been directly observed and their existence is only speculated upon based on implicative findings from [[chess metaphysics]]. [[David Hume]] was a notable historical believer in houses, and is the writer of the 1957 radio play ''Chess Houses: A Bed for All'' (1957, KBOW). dvf9fcrcmiq0vwzs4s4mcw9x8428f7x 5845 5824 2023-05-06T20:30:08Z GenEric1110 46567414 5845 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Houses''' are thought to be the domiciles and permanent residences of the [[piece]]s after they return from play for the night. Each piece lives in a house, with the exception of the [[King]]s and [[Queens]], who live together in a palace, and the [[Horsey]], who lives in a stable. Due to their microscopic nature, houses have never been directly observed and their existence is only speculated upon based on implicative findings from [[chess metaphysics]]. [[David Hume]] was a notable historical believer in houses, and is the writer of the 1957 radio play ''Chess Houses: A Bed for All'' (1957, KBOW). In chess houses can be used to raise livinghood value and store up to 2 [[piece]]s so they can live a peaceful life, pieces stored inside houses cannot be captured unless by a [[SWAT Squad]] piece, so they can be used later in the game, certain events and abilities can remove houses, enemy pieces can step on house squares but they must pay you in 1 pawn just like how putting a house in the board takes 1 pawn. ==Counter== If a player obtains the [[Top Hat]] they can buy enemy houses and withever units they are inside, this can prove quite useful agaist players that have not achived forming the lane required for making a [[Hotel]]. 22xxiftbob3w5vl2ehlv6vzgwgmlu3f 6066 5845 2023-07-16T15:22:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6066 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Houses''' are thought to be the domiciles and permanent residences of the [[piece]]s after they return from play for the night. Each piece lives in a house, with the exception of the [[King]]s and [[Queens]], who live together in a palace, and the [[Horsey]], who lives in a stable. Due to their microscopic nature, houses have never been directly observed and their existence is only speculated upon based on implicative findings from [[chess metaphysics]]. [[David Hume]] was a notable historical believer in houses, and is the writer of the 1957 radio play ''Chess Houses: A Bed for All'' (1957, KBOW). In chess houses can be used to raise livinghood value and store up to 2 [[piece]]s so they can live a peaceful life, pieces stored inside houses cannot be captured unless by a [[SWAT Squad]] piece, so they can be used later in the game, certain events and abilities can remove houses, enemy pieces can step on house squares but they must pay you in 1 pawn just like how putting a house in the board takes 1 pawn. ==Counter== If a player obtains the [[Top Hat]] they can buy enemy houses and withever units they are inside, this can prove quite useful agaist players that have not achived forming the lane required for making a [[Hotel]]. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Mechanics]] gx70asp8txmln7ui8sgrlwlkq5v0ggl 0 3126 6104 2023-07-25T13:35:54Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''House floor that looks similar to a chessboard''' also known as '''House floor''' or '''Floor'''. It’s acronym is '''HFTLSTAC'''. The game can only be playable in houses that have a chessboard-like pattern on their floor. The point of the game is to insert random objects and do stuff" 6104 wikitext text/x-wiki '''House floor that looks similar to a chessboard''' also known as '''House floor''' or '''Floor'''. It’s acronym is '''HFTLSTAC'''. The game can only be playable in houses that have a chessboard-like pattern on their floor. The point of the game is to insert random objects and do stuff c73iws7sohrjk8amkgafauryrmmtnjv 6193 6104 2023-07-26T18:01:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 6193 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Housefloor.jpg|thumb|383x383px]] '''House floor that looks similar to a chessboard''' (abreviated as '''HFTLSTAC),''' also known as '''House floor''' or '''Floor''', is one of the possible locations where you can choose to play [[Chess]]. It is only playable in [[House|houses]] that have a [[chessboard]]-like pattern on their floor. The generous size of the map allows you to introduce bigger [[Piece|pieces]] with ease. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Terrain]] [[Category:Maps]] 8jbpq59gtuypj2f5dyax9sokxua5hs5 0 3576 7294 2024-12-20T14:05:19Z Johncena1010 56446448 Created page with " === Steven the Chess Player: The Unhinged Goofy === Oh, ''Steven''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== Steven was just an average guy. A guy who thought "knight" was a medieval warrior, "bishop" was a man of the cloth, and "pawn" was something you'd use to bar..." 7294 wikitext text/x-wiki === Steven the Chess Player: The Unhinged Goofy === Oh, ''Steven''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== Steven was just an average guy. A guy who thought "knight" was a medieval warrior, "bishop" was a man of the cloth, and "pawn" was something you'd use to barter with at a yard sale. He didn’t ''know'' chess was a thing until one fateful day when his friend Dave casually mentioned it while they were munching on pizza. "Yo, let’s play chess," Dave said, without even thinking it through. And Steven, like the brave soul he is, responded with: "Yeah, sure, how hard can it be?" Spoiler alert: '''very hard.''' But Steven wasn’t deterred. He grabbed a chessboard, slapped it onto the table, and got ready to make ''history''. Or, at least, make some hilarious mistakes. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s chess “strategy” is like watching a dog trying to play piano. He doesn’t follow the rules because he doesn’t ''know'' the rules — or at least, he doesn’t care. The game is a chaotic whirlwind of pieces moving in random directions, pawns being pushed forward for no reason, knights leaping across the board like caffeinated rabbits, and rooks going on wild adventures because they "look bored." Sometimes, Steven’s moves make no sense at all. Like, none. He’ll move a pawn three spaces forward and then declare, “Checkmate,” because he’s “pretty sure that’s how it works.” And while it’s complete and utter nonsense, '''somehow''' his opponent finds themselves genuinely ''confused''. Because, yes, Steven has ''accidentally'' placed their king in check, but it’s more like the universe doing him a favor than any actual skill. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What Steven lacks in chess knowledge, he more than makes up for with his unbridled enthusiasm and ''chaotic energy''. He approaches each game like it’s an episode of a slapstick comedy show. Every misstep? A laugh riot. If he accidentally puts his queen in the wrong spot, he announces, “It’s a ''strategic'' blunder, trust me,” and proceeds to make an even more ridiculous move. If anyone gets frustrated with him, Steven will just crack a joke and make ''everything'' worse. And somehow, his charm works. Even when he throws his bishop off the board in a fit of "artistic expression," everyone can’t help but love him. "Don’t worry, I’ll bring it back. It’s like a boomerang, right?" Steven says, even though it is, in fact, not. ==== Growth and Development ==== What’s wild about Steven is that, despite his ''utter chaos'', he’s actually ''improving''. Slowly. Very slowly. Like, in a way that’s almost imperceptible to the naked eye. He starts noticing patterns (occasionally), learning a bit about opening moves (after 100 failed attempts), and might even be able to say the word "fork" without giggling (well, sometimes). One day, Steven will say something like, “Oh yeah, the ''Sicilian Defense''? That’s when you make your move... wait... is that the pizza place?” But somehow, through this madness, he will accidentally play a decent game, and people will be ''shocked'' when they realize he’s only half kidding. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s philosophy of chess can be summed up in one glorious sentence: '''"Is it fun? Yes. Do I care about winning? Nah, I just want to have a good time!"''' He’s the type of player who gets ridiculously hyped over a single well-played move, even if it’s not part of his plan. "Did you see that? I moved my knight in a zigzag! That’s probably an ancient chess maneuver, right?" He believes that winning is overrated and insists that everyone should treat every game like it's a spontaneous improv comedy sketch. Forget theory, forget strategy — just go with the flow and let the weirdness unfold. ----'''In conclusion''', Steven is the chess player we never knew we needed. He’s the lovable goofball who will never remember the names of the pieces (or how the game even works), but he’s there for the laughs, the confusion, and the sheer unpredictability of it all. The chessboard is his stage, and he’s playing the ''long game'' of making it the funniest show on Earth. You won’t find him on any grandmaster list, but you’ll always find him at the center of the most entertaining chess match — and that’s the ''Steven'' way. 0cw472m6n58m051bgdoafm5nekpur20 7295 7294 2024-12-20T14:08:02Z Johncena1010 56446448 7295 wikitext text/x-wiki === Steven the Chess Player: The Unhinged [[Goofy Foot|Goofy]] === Oh, ''Steven''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== Steven was just an average guy. A guy who thought "[[knight]]" was a medieval warrior, "[[bishop]]" was a man of the cloth, and "[[pawn]]" was something you'd use to barter with at a yard sale. He didn’t ''know'' [[chess]] was a thing until one fateful day when his friend Dave casually mentioned it while they were munching on pizza. "Yo, let’s play [[chess]]," Dave said, without even thinking it through. And Steven, like the brave soul he is, responded with: "Yeah, sure, how hard can it be?" Spoiler alert: '''very hard.''' But Steven wasn’t deterred. He grabbed a chessboard, slapped it onto the table, and got ready to make ''history''. Or, at least, make some hilarious mistakes. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s chess “strategy” is like watching a dog trying to play piano. He doesn’t follow the rules because he doesn’t ''know'' the rules — or at least, he doesn’t care. The game is a chaotic whirlwind of pieces moving in random directions, pawns being pushed forward for no reason, knights leaping across the board like caffeinated rabbits, and rooks going on wild adventures because they "look bored." Sometimes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]]’s moves make no sense at all. Like, none. He’ll move a pawn three spaces forward and then declare, “Checkmate,” because he’s “pretty sure that’s how it works.” And while it’s complete and utter nonsense, '''somehow''' his opponent finds themselves genuinely ''confused''. Because, yes, Steven has ''accidentally'' placed their king in check, but it’s more like the universe doing him a favor than any actual skill. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What Steven lacks in chess knowledge, he more than makes up for with his unbridled enthusiasm and ''chaotic energy''. He approaches each game like it’s an episode of a slapstick comedy show. Every misstep? A laugh riot. If he accidentally puts his queen in the wrong spot, he announces, “It’s a ''strategic'' blunder, trust me,” and proceeds to make an even more ridiculous move. If anyone gets frustrated with him, Steven will just crack a joke and make ''everything'' worse. And somehow, his charm works. Even when he throws his bishop off the board in a fit of "artistic expression," everyone can’t help but love him. "Don’t worry, I’ll bring it back. It’s like a boomerang, right?" [[Character (arts)|Steven]] says, even though it is, in fact, not. ==== Growth and Development ==== What’s wild about [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is that, despite his ''utter chaos'', he’s actually ''improving''. Slowly. Very slowly. Like, in a way that’s almost imperceptible to the naked eye. He starts noticing patterns (occasionally), learning a bit about opening moves (after 100 failed attempts), and might even be able to say the word "fork" without giggling (well, sometimes). One day, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will say something like, “Oh yeah, the ''Sicilian Defense''? That’s when you make your move... wait... is that the pizza place?” But somehow, through this madness, he will accidentally play a decent game, and people will be ''shocked'' when they realize he’s only half kidding. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s philosophy of chess can be summed up in one glorious sentence: '''"Is it fun? Yes. Do I care about winning? Nah, I just want to have a good time!"''' He’s the type of player who gets ridiculously hyped over a single well-played move, even if it’s not part of his plan. "Did you see that? I moved my knight in a zigzag! That’s probably an ancient chess maneuver, right?" He believes that winning is overrated and insists that everyone should treat every game like it's a spontaneous improv comedy sketch. Forget theory, forget strategy — just go with the flow and let the weirdness unfold. ----'''In conclusion''', Steven is the chess player we never knew we needed. He’s the lovable goofball who will never remember the names of the pieces (or how the game even works), but he’s there for the laughs, the confusion, and the sheer unpredictability of it all. The chessboard is his stage, and he’s playing the ''long game'' of making it the funniest show on Earth. You won’t find him on any grandmaster list, but you’ll always find him at the center of the most entertaining chess match — and that’s the ''Steven'' way. 5sxjotks6xw81dztevssv1tmdye8z3e 7297 7295 2024-12-20T14:09:55Z Johncena1010 56446448 7297 wikitext text/x-wiki === Steven the Chess Player: The Unhinged [[Goofy Foot|Goofy]] === Oh, ''Steven''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== Steven was just an average guy. A guy who thought "[[knight]]" was a medieval warrior, "[[bishop]]" was a man of the cloth, and "[[pawn]]" was something you'd use to barter with at a yard sale. He didn’t ''know'' [[chess]] was a thing until one fateful day when his friend Dave casually mentioned it while they were munching on pizza. "Yo, let’s play [[chess]]," Dave said, without even thinking it through. And Steven, like the brave soul he is, responded with: "Yeah, sure, how hard can it be?" Spoiler alert: '''very hard.''' But Steven wasn’t deterred. He grabbed a chessboard, slapped it onto the table, and got ready to make ''history''. Or, at least, make some hilarious mistakes. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s chess “strategy” is like watching a dog trying to play piano. He doesn’t follow the rules because he doesn’t ''know'' the rules — or at least, he doesn’t care. The game is a chaotic whirlwind of pieces moving in random directions, pawns being pushed forward for no reason, knights leaping across the board like caffeinated rabbits, and rooks going on wild adventures because they "look bored." Sometimes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]]’s moves make no sense at all. Like, none. He’ll move a pawn three spaces forward and then declare, “Checkmate,” because he’s “pretty sure that’s how it works.” And while it’s complete and utter nonsense, '''somehow''' his opponent finds themselves genuinely ''confused''. Because, yes, Steven has ''accidentally'' placed their king in check, but it’s more like the universe doing him a favor than any actual skill. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What Steven lacks in chess knowledge, he more than makes up for with his unbridled enthusiasm and ''chaotic energy''. He approaches each game like it’s an episode of a slapstick comedy show. Every misstep? A laugh riot. If he accidentally puts his queen in the wrong spot, he announces, “It’s a ''strategic'' blunder, trust me,” and proceeds to make an even more ridiculous move. If anyone gets frustrated with him, Steven will just crack a joke and make ''everything'' worse. And somehow, his charm works. Even when he throws his bishop off the board in a fit of "artistic expression," everyone can’t help but love him. "Don’t worry, I’ll bring it back. It’s like a boomerang, right?" [[Character (arts)|Steven]] says, even though it is, in fact, not. ==== Growth and Development ==== What’s wild about [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is that, despite his ''utter chaos'', he’s actually ''improving''. Slowly. Very slowly. Like, in a way that’s almost imperceptible to the naked eye. He starts noticing patterns (occasionally), learning a bit about opening moves (after 100 failed attempts), and might even be able to say the word "fork" without giggling (well, sometimes). One day, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will say something like, “Oh yeah, the ''[[Sicilian defense|Sicilian Defense]]''? That’s when you make your move... wait... is that the pizza place?” But somehow, through this madness, he will accidentally play a decent game, and people will be ''shocked'' when they realize he’s only half kidding. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s philosophy of chess can be summed up in one glorious sentence: '''"Is it fun? Yes. Do I care about winning? Nah, I just want to have a good time!"''' He’s the type of player who gets ridiculously hyped over a single well-played move, even if it’s not part of his plan. "Did you see that? I moved my knight in a zigzag! That’s probably an ancient chess maneuver, right?" He believes that winning is overrated and insists that everyone should treat every game like it's a spontaneous improv comedy sketch. Forget theory, forget strategy — just go with the flow and let the weirdness unfold. ----'''In conclusion''', Steven is the chess player we never knew we needed. He’s the lovable goofball who will never remember the names of the pieces (or how the game even works), but he’s there for the laughs, the confusion, and the sheer unpredictability of it all. The chessboard is his stage, and he’s playing the ''long game'' of making it the funniest show on Earth. You won’t find him on any grandmaster list, but you’ll always find him at the center of the most entertaining chess match — and that’s the ''Steven'' way. 6aq9r855h7eafj7bdydz2vlcadwlp1l 7298 7297 2024-12-20T14:11:41Z Johncena1010 56446448 7298 wikitext text/x-wiki === [[Character (arts)|Steven]] the Chess Player: The Unhinged [[Goofy Foot|Goofy]] === Oh, ''[[Character (arts)|Steven]]''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven]] was just an average guy. A guy who thought "[[knight]]" was a medieval warrior, "[[bishop]]" was a man of the cloth, and "[[pawn]]" was something you'd use to barter with at a yard sale. He didn’t ''know'' [[chess]] was a thing until one fateful day when his friend Dave casually mentioned it while they were munching on pizza. "Yo, let’s play [[chess]]," Dave said, without even thinking it through. And [[Character (arts)|Steven]], like the brave soul he is, responded with: "Yeah, sure, how hard can it be?" Spoiler alert: '''very hard.''' But [[Character (arts)|Steven]] wasn’t deterred. He grabbed a chessboard, slapped it onto the table, and got ready to make ''history''. Or, at least, make some hilarious mistakes. ==== Playing Style ==== Steven’s chess “strategy” is like watching a dog trying to play piano. He doesn’t follow the rules because he doesn’t ''know'' the rules — or at least, he doesn’t care. The game is a chaotic whirlwind of pieces moving in random directions, pawns being pushed forward for no reason, knights leaping across the board like caffeinated rabbits, and rooks going on wild adventures because they "look bored." Sometimes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]]’s moves make no sense at all. Like, none. He’ll move a pawn three spaces forward and then declare, “Checkmate,” because he’s “pretty sure that’s how it works.” And while it’s complete and utter nonsense, '''somehow''' his opponent finds themselves genuinely ''confused''. Because, yes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] has ''accidentally'' placed their king in check, but it’s more like the universe doing him a favor than any actual skill. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What Steven lacks in chess knowledge, he more than makes up for with his unbridled enthusiasm and ''chaotic energy''. He approaches each game like it’s an episode of a slapstick comedy show. Every misstep? A laugh riot. If he accidentally puts his queen in the wrong spot, he announces, “It’s a ''strategic'' blunder, trust me,” and proceeds to make an even more ridiculous move. If anyone gets frustrated with him, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will just crack a joke and make ''everything'' worse. And somehow, his charm works. Even when he throws his bishop off the board in a fit of "artistic expression," everyone can’t help but love him. "Don’t worry, I’ll bring it back. It’s like a boomerang, right?" [[Character (arts)|Steven]] says, even though it is, in fact, not. ==== Growth and Development ==== What’s wild about [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is that, despite his ''utter chaos'', he’s actually ''improving''. Slowly. Very slowly. Like, in a way that’s almost imperceptible to the naked eye. He starts noticing patterns (occasionally), learning a bit about opening moves (after 100 failed attempts), and might even be able to say the word "fork" without giggling (well, sometimes). One day, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will say something like, “Oh yeah, the ''[[Sicilian defense|Sicilian Defense]]''? That’s when you make your move... wait... is that the pizza place?” But somehow, through this madness, he will accidentally play a decent game, and people will be ''shocked'' when they realize he’s only half kidding. ==== Steven’s Philosophy ==== Steven’s philosophy of chess can be summed up in one glorious sentence: '''"Is it fun? Yes. Do I care about winning? Nah, I just want to have a good time!"''' He’s the type of player who gets ridiculously hyped over a single well-played move, even if it’s not part of his plan. "Did you see that? I moved my knight in a zigzag! That’s probably an ancient chess maneuver, right?" He believes that winning is overrated and insists that everyone should treat every game like it's a spontaneous improv comedy sketch. Forget theory, forget strategy — just go with the flow and let the weirdness unfold. ----'''In conclusion''', [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is the chess player we never knew we needed. He’s the lovable goofball who will never remember the names of the pieces (or how the game even works), but he’s there for the laughs, the confusion, and the sheer unpredictability of it all. The chessboard is his stage, and he’s playing the ''long game'' of making it the funniest show on Earth. You won’t find him on any [[grandmaster]] list, but you’ll always find him at the center of the most entertaining chess match — and that’s the ''[[Character (arts)|Steven]]'' way. 8tpb82fs122kqbpdpyuodavtad5dr0d 7299 7298 2024-12-20T14:12:59Z Johncena1010 56446448 7299 wikitext text/x-wiki === [[Character (arts)|Steven]] the Chess Player: The Unhinged [[Goofy Foot|Goofy]] === Oh, ''[[Character (arts)|Steven]]''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven]] was just an average guy. A guy who thought "[[knight]]" was a medieval warrior, "[[bishop]]" was a man of the cloth, and "[[pawn]]" was something you'd use to barter with at a yard sale. He didn’t ''know'' [[chess]] was a thing until one fateful day when his friend Dave casually mentioned it while they were munching on pizza. "Yo, let’s play [[chess]]," Dave said, without even thinking it through. And [[Character (arts)|Steven]], like the brave soul he is, responded with: "Yeah, sure, how hard can it be?" Spoiler alert: '''very hard.''' But [[Character (arts)|Steven]] wasn’t deterred. He grabbed a chessboard, slapped it onto the table, and got ready to make ''history''. Or, at least, make some hilarious mistakes. ==== Playing Style ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven’s]] chess “strategy” is like watching a dog trying to play piano. He doesn’t follow the rules because he doesn’t ''know'' the rules — or at least, he doesn’t care. The game is a chaotic whirlwind of pieces moving in random directions, pawns being pushed forward for no reason, knights leaping across the board like caffeinated rabbits, and rooks going on wild adventures because they "look bored." Sometimes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]]’s moves make no sense at all. Like, none. He’ll move a pawn three spaces forward and then declare, “Checkmate,” because he’s “pretty sure that’s how it works.” And while it’s complete and utter nonsense, '''somehow''' his opponent finds themselves genuinely ''confused''. Because, yes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] has ''accidentally'' placed their king in check, but it’s more like the universe doing him a favor than any actual skill. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What Steven lacks in chess knowledge, he more than makes up for with his unbridled enthusiasm and ''chaotic energy''. He approaches each game like it’s an episode of a slapstick comedy show. Every misstep? A laugh riot. If he accidentally puts his queen in the wrong spot, he announces, “It’s a ''strategic'' blunder, trust me,” and proceeds to make an even more ridiculous move. If anyone gets frustrated with him, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will just crack a joke and make ''everything'' worse. And somehow, his charm works. Even when he throws his bishop off the board in a fit of "artistic expression," everyone can’t help but love him. "Don’t worry, I’ll bring it back. It’s like a boomerang, right?" [[Character (arts)|Steven]] says, even though it is, in fact, not. ==== Growth and Development ==== What’s wild about [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is that, despite his ''utter chaos'', he’s actually ''improving''. Slowly. Very slowly. Like, in a way that’s almost imperceptible to the naked eye. He starts noticing patterns (occasionally), learning a bit about opening moves (after 100 failed attempts), and might even be able to say the word "fork" without giggling (well, sometimes). One day, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will say something like, “Oh yeah, the ''[[Sicilian defense|Sicilian Defense]]''? That’s when you make your move... wait... is that the pizza place?” But somehow, through this madness, he will accidentally play a decent game, and people will be ''shocked'' when they realize he’s only half kidding. ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven’s]] Philosophy ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven’s]] philosophy of chess can be summed up in one glorious sentence: '''"Is it fun? Yes. Do I care about winning? Nah, I just want to have a good time!"''' He’s the type of player who gets ridiculously hyped over a single well-played move, even if it’s not part of his plan. "Did you see that? I moved my knight in a zigzag! That’s probably an ancient chess maneuver, right?" He believes that winning is overrated and insists that everyone should treat every game like it's a spontaneous improv comedy sketch. Forget theory, forget strategy — just go with the flow and let the weirdness unfold. ----'''In conclusion''', [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is the chess player we never knew we needed. He’s the lovable goofball who will never remember the names of the pieces (or how the game even works), but he’s there for the laughs, the confusion, and the sheer unpredictability of it all. The chessboard is his stage, and he’s playing the ''long game'' of making it the funniest show on Earth. You won’t find him on any [[grandmaster]] list, but you’ll always find him at the center of the most entertaining chess match — and that’s the ''[[Character (arts)|Steven]]'' way. 2fy61iz9f6euijsohd14yi8n0l9nvxe 7300 7299 2024-12-20T14:15:53Z Johncena1010 56446448 /* Humor and Charm */ 7300 wikitext text/x-wiki === [[Character (arts)|Steven]] the Chess Player: The Unhinged [[Goofy Foot|Goofy]] === Oh, ''[[Character (arts)|Steven]]''. The guy who waltzed into the world of chess with a mismatched set of pieces, wearing mismatched socks, and no idea what a "Queen's Gambit" was — except for the fact that it sounded like something he’d make up to win a bet. ==== Background ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven]] was just an average guy. A guy who thought "[[knight]]" was a medieval warrior, "[[bishop]]" was a man of the cloth, and "[[pawn]]" was something you'd use to barter with at a yard sale. He didn’t ''know'' [[chess]] was a thing until one fateful day when his friend Dave casually mentioned it while they were munching on pizza. "Yo, let’s play [[chess]]," Dave said, without even thinking it through. And [[Character (arts)|Steven]], like the brave soul he is, responded with: "Yeah, sure, how hard can it be?" Spoiler alert: '''very hard.''' But [[Character (arts)|Steven]] wasn’t deterred. He grabbed a chessboard, slapped it onto the table, and got ready to make ''history''. Or, at least, make some hilarious mistakes. ==== Playing Style ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven’s]] chess “strategy” is like watching a dog trying to play piano. He doesn’t follow the rules because he doesn’t ''know'' the rules — or at least, he doesn’t care. The game is a chaotic whirlwind of pieces moving in random directions, [[Pawn|pawns]] being pushed forward for no reason, knights leaping across the board like caffeinated rabbits, and rooks going on wild adventures because they "look bored." Sometimes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]]’s moves make no sense at all. Like, none. He’ll move a [[pawn]] three spaces forward and then declare, “Checkmate,” because he’s “pretty sure that’s how it works.” And while it’s complete and utter nonsense, '''somehow''' his opponent finds themselves genuinely ''confused''. Because, yes, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] has ''accidentally'' placed their king in check, but it’s more like the universe doing him a favor than any actual skill. ==== Humor and Charm ==== What Steven lacks in chess knowledge, he more than makes up for with his unbridled enthusiasm and ''chaotic energy''. He approaches each game like it’s an episode of a slapstick comedy show. Every misstep? A laugh riot. If he accidentally puts his queen in the wrong spot, he announces, “It’s a ''strategic'' blunder, trust me,” and proceeds to make an even more ridiculous move. If anyone gets frustrated with him, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will just crack a joke and make ''everything'' worse. And somehow, his charm works. Even when he throws his [[bishop]] off the board in a fit of "artistic expression," everyone can’t help but love him. "Don’t worry, I’ll bring it back. It’s like a boomerang, right?" [[Character (arts)|Steven]] says, even though it is, in fact, not. ==== Growth and Development ==== What’s wild about [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is that, despite his ''utter chaos'', he’s actually ''improving''. Slowly. Very slowly. Like, in a way that’s almost imperceptible to the naked eye. He starts noticing patterns (occasionally), learning a bit about opening moves (after 100 failed attempts), and might even be able to say the word "fork" without giggling (well, sometimes). One day, [[Character (arts)|Steven]] will say something like, “Oh yeah, the ''[[Sicilian defense|Sicilian Defense]]''? That’s when you make your move... wait... is that the pizza place?” But somehow, through this madness, he will accidentally play a decent game, and people will be ''shocked'' when they realize he’s only half kidding. ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven’s]] Philosophy ==== [[Character (arts)|Steven’s]] philosophy of chess can be summed up in one glorious sentence: '''"Is it fun? Yes. Do I care about winning? Nah, I just want to have a good time!"''' He’s the type of player who gets ridiculously hyped over a single well-played move, even if it’s not part of his plan. "Did you see that? I moved my knight in a zigzag! That’s probably an ancient chess maneuver, right?" He believes that winning is overrated and insists that everyone should treat every game like it's a spontaneous improv comedy sketch. Forget theory, forget strategy — just go with the flow and let the weirdness unfold. ----'''In conclusion''', [[Character (arts)|Steven]] is the chess player we never knew we needed. He’s the lovable goofball who will never remember the names of the pieces (or how the game even works), but he’s there for the laughs, the confusion, and the sheer unpredictability of it all. The chessboard is his stage, and he’s playing the ''long game'' of making it the funniest show on Earth. You won’t find him on any [[grandmaster]] list, but you’ll always find him at the center of the most entertaining chess match — and that’s the ''[[Character (arts)|Steven]]'' way. l6rfduujm4fiv6h2r0g18f6dqeuixru 0 2454 4723 2016-04-29T21:08:10Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[1]] 4723 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[1]] 8831o0v06fqlkazftwkaoefrajorh0o 5306 4723 2023-01-25T01:56:00Z Craten 26192002 Changed redirect target from [[1]] to [[Ι]] 5306 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Ι]] 6h6grj8lvossyrnnwmtp33lrkt5pczj 5310 5306 2023-01-25T02:00:40Z Craten 26192002 5310 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[ι]] idpmb1a3jeksspwel3aj2bdh4yfm99f 0 3390 6796 2023-09-25T18:47:28Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Unsure which [[Move]] to make? Same, bro! Click '''I'm Feeling Lucky''' [[to]] have a Move generated at random for you. This is a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|guaranteed way to win]]. [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]]" 6796 wikitext text/x-wiki Unsure which [[Move]] to make? Same, bro! Click '''I'm Feeling Lucky''' [[to]] have a Move generated at random for you. This is a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|guaranteed way to win]]. [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] ixc0o6ob23n19ln71m14j6vte7spat8 0 3161 6170 2023-07-26T03:21:28Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''I1''' is not shown on a regular chessboard, only bishops can access it." 6170 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I1''' is not shown on a regular chessboard, only bishops can access it. lhd713s5697579g2q8fc9xkno5bc5st 6171 6170 2023-07-26T03:21:35Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6171 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I1''' is not shown on a regular chessboard, only bishops can access it. [[Category:Squares]] rofr8nvflhpss3s45uioc53kz12orqj 0 2171 4137 2015-03-11T05:30:21Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:AquaticBoard.JPG|250px|right]] '''I4''' is one of the squares. It is located on the right edge of the [[board]]. It may seem safe due to its out-of-the-way location, b..." 4137 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:AquaticBoard.JPG|250px|right]] '''I4''' is one of the squares. It is located on the right edge of the [[board]]. It may seem safe due to its out-of-the-way location, but [[piece]]s can be hit here as well as anywhere else. [[Category:Squares]] r3bhnizeoud2mr33eozwgz9ln3p98xj 0 3227 6335 2023-08-08T23:06:53Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "'''I Know Him So Well''' is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. [WHITE QUEEN] <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> Nothing is so good it lasts eternally <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. </div> [Further lyrics??]" 6335 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''' is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. [WHITE QUEEN] <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> Nothing is so good it lasts eternally <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. </div> [Further lyrics??] cyjpowolt047u8a87lhffekk7gufus6 6336 6335 2023-08-08T23:07:30Z 2.97.99.207 6336 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. [WHITE QUEEN] <div class="toccolours mw-collapsible mw-collapsed"> Nothing is so good it lasts eternally <div class="mw-collapsible-content"> The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. </div> [Further lyrics??] tbgpkuima8l7zxk8prohwt54x2eoe1f 6339 6336 2023-08-09T00:45:24Z 2.97.99.207 6339 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| class="fandom-table" |+ ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally ! |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !this shows |- | But this has never yet prevented me ! |- | Wanting far too much for far too long ! |- | Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? ! |- | But it took time to understand the man ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He can't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly ! |- | No one is completely on your side ! |- | And though I move my world to be with him ! |- | Still the gap between us is too wide ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Learned about the man before I fell ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [WHITE QUEEN] The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. [Further lyrics??] 1fxwdf4ydrl3d6nxoum69d3zncgzf6l 6340 6339 2023-08-09T00:46:23Z 2.97.99.207 6340 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !this shows |- | But this has never yet prevented me ! |- | Wanting far too much for far too long ! |- | Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? ! |- | But it took time to understand the man ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He can't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly ! |- | No one is completely on your side ! |- | And though I move my world to be with him ! |- | Still the gap between us is too wide ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Learned about the man before I fell ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} 8kb5rj208enwq3e837lt8fik9v2kp19 6343 6340 2023-08-09T19:38:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6343 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !this shows |- | But this has never yet prevented me ! |- | Wanting far too much for far too long ! |- | Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? ! |- | But it took time to understand the man ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He can't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly ! |- | No one is completely on your side ! |- | And though I move my world to be with him ! |- | Still the gap between us is too wide ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Learned about the man before I fell ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [[Category:Songs]] 6lq62bt2w7zxfpb6rjj48c9t6r2ymy0 6361 6343 2023-08-14T09:08:59Z 78.40.233.12 6361 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how perfect, can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me wanting far too much for far too long !Unknown |- Looking back, I could have played it differently !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly ! |- | No one is completely on your side ! |- | And though I move my world to be with him ! |- | Still the gap between us is too wide ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Learned about the man before I fell ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [[Category:Songs]] kxgc9acbghdpngju48e7id6l291y4a9 6362 6361 2023-08-14T09:09:20Z 78.40.233.12 6362 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due to its sempiternalitude. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how perfect, can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me wanting far too much for far too long !Unknown |- | Looking back, I could have played it differently !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly ! |- | No one is completely on your side ! |- | And though I move my world to be with him ! |- | Still the gap between us is too wide ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Learned about the man before I fell ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [[Category:Songs]] e403xnlr19izna61ne536qgb87qf3qd 6364 6362 2023-08-14T09:13:49Z 78.40.233.12 6364 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from Chess, is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me wanting far too much for far too long ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | Looking back, I could have played it differently !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly ! |- | No one is completely on your side ! |- | And though I move my world to be with him ! |- | Still the gap between us is too wide ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently ! |- | Learned about the man before I fell ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [[Category:Songs]] 68z1ohilg231vvdd6l4l7ubqffmoosq 6383 6364 2023-08-15T14:15:38Z 78.40.233.11 6383 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from [[Chess (musical)|Chess]], is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] Nothing is so good it lasts eternally !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me wanting far too much for far too long ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | Looking back, I could have played it differently !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | Won a few more moments, who can tell? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't be mine? !Chess is considered psychological warfare, resolved only by the mental health breakthrough of winning Chess. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and [[Free Square|freedom]] !What is a [[King]]'s life without dreaming? Of [[Horsey|galloping through the hills]], Of [[Castle|towering across the files]], Of [[:Category:Birds|flight]], Of [[Bishop|a life askew]], Perhaps of [[Pawn|serfdom]], Or of [[Queen|Queening himself]]? Alas, a King is not truly free. He must rule, is always prone, and cannot walk far. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well !Tis the duty of a Queen to know her King, to walk hand-in-side, to vanquish his threatens. However, this is the White Queen singing about the Black King. She knows him like he were her own King. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly No one is completely on your side !The Black Queen states that no one in your life is with you constantly, and adds that no one is completely on your side. |- | And though I [[Board moves|move my world]] to be with him, Still the [[Social distancing|gap between us]] is too wide !'Wide' is a pun on 'white' - a white Square lays between them. |- | ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently !Here's where things get complex. Two vocal lines coexist. Both say basically the same thing. It's not that complex. |- | [[School|Learned]] about [[King|the man]] before I [[Board's Edge|fell]] ! |- | But I was ever so much younger then ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [[Category:Songs]] co0gj64wyjkjxrnw11bgyxmny0m76la 6384 6383 2023-08-15T14:19:18Z 78.40.233.10 6384 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from [[Chess (musical)|Chess]], is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] [[Nothing]] is [[Forever Chess|so good it lasts eternally]] !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me [[Chess Greed|wanting far too much for far too long]] ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | [[Chesser's Regret|Looking back, I could have played it differently]] !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | [[Little Victories|Won a few more moments]], [[Chess Umpire|who can tell]]? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't [[Possession|be mine]]? !Chess is considered psychological warfare, resolved only by the mental health breakthrough of winning Chess. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit [[Polyamory|more than me]] !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and [[Free Square|freedom]] !What is a [[King]]'s life without dreaming? Of [[Horsey|galloping through the hills]], Of [[Castle|towering across the files]], Of [[:Category:Birds|flight]], Of [[Bishop|a life askew]], Perhaps of [[Pawn|serfdom]], Or of [[Queen|Queening himself]]? Alas, a King is not truly free. He must rule, is always prone, and cannot walk far. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well !Tis the duty of a Queen to know her King, to walk hand-in-side, to vanquish his threatens. However, this is the White Queen singing about the Black King. She knows him like he were her own King. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly No one is completely on your side !The Black Queen states that no one in your life is with you constantly, and adds that no one is completely on your side. |- | And though I [[Board moves|move my world]] to be with him, Still the [[Social distancing|gap between us]] is too wide !'Wide' is a pun on 'white' - a white Square lays between them. |- | ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently !Here's where things get complex. Two vocal lines coexist. Both say basically the same thing. It's not that complex. |- | [[School|Learned]] about [[King|the man]] before I [[Board's Edge|fell]] ! |- | But I was ever so much [[Child|younger then]] ! |- | Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then ! |- | I know I know him well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) ! |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) ! |- | Isn't it madness ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know ! |- | How it would go? ! |- | If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? ! |- | Wasn't he fine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? ! |- | [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me ! |- | More security ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to understand him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| |} [[Category:Songs]] oge3pyb7p6da8szlgvqq817043ghdzp 6406 6384 2023-08-16T12:07:41Z 78.40.233.10 6406 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from [[Chess (musical)|Chess]], is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] [[Nothing]] is [[Forever Chess|so good it lasts eternally]] !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me [[Chess Greed|wanting far too much for far too long]] ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | [[Chesser's Regret|Looking back, I could have played it differently]] !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | [[Little Victories|Won a few more moments]], [[Chess Umpire|who can tell]]? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't [[Possession|be mine]]? !Chess is considered psychological warfare, resolved only by the mental health breakthrough of winning Chess. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit [[Polyamory|more than me]] !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and [[Free Square|freedom]] !What is a [[King]]'s life without dreaming? Of [[Horsey|galloping through the hills]], Of [[Castle|towering across the files]], Of [[:Category:Birds|flight]], Of [[Bishop|a life askew]], Perhaps of [[Pawn|serfdom]], Or of [[Queen|Queening himself]]? Alas, a King is not truly free. He must rule, is always prone, and cannot walk far. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well !Tis the duty of a Queen to know her King, to walk hand-in-side, to vanquish his threatens. However, this is the White Queen singing about the Black King. She knows him like he were her own King. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly No one is completely on your side !The Black Queen states that no one in your life is with you constantly, and adds that no one is completely on your side. |- | And though I [[Board moves|move my world]] to be with him, Still the [[Social distancing|gap between us]] is too wide !'Wide' is a pun on 'white' - a white Square lays between them. |- |[BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently !Here's where things get complex. Two vocal lines coexist. Both say basically the same thing. It's not that complex. |- |[[School|Learned]] about [[King|the man]] before I [[Gravity|fell]] ! |- |But I was ever so much [[Child|younger then]] Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then I know I know him well !Filler |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) Isn't it madness [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know How it would go? If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? Wasn't he fine? [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me More security [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to [[Understanding|understand]] him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| !This line serves to remind listeners of the title of the song. | |} [[Category:Songs]] 9gvfjxd520h2i2nf2wmkpswlfhdbt7r 6407 6406 2023-08-16T12:07:55Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6407 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from [[Chess (musical)|Chess]], is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] [[Nothing]] is [[Forever Chess|so good it lasts eternally]] !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me [[Chess Greed|wanting far too much for far too long]] ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | [[Chesser's Regret|Looking back, I could have played it differently]] !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | [[Little Victories|Won a few more moments]], [[Chess Umpire|who can tell]]? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't [[Possession|be mine]]? !Chess is considered psychological warfare, resolved only by the mental health breakthrough of winning Chess. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit [[Polyamory|more than me]] !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and [[Free Square|freedom]] !What is a [[King]]'s life without dreaming? Of [[Horsey|galloping through the hills]], Of [[Castle|towering across the files]], Of [[:Category:Birds|flight]], Of [[Bishop|a life askew]], Perhaps of [[Pawn|serfdom]], Or of [[Queen|Queening himself]]? Alas, a King is not truly free. He must rule, is always prone, and cannot walk far. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well !Tis the duty of a Queen to know her King, to walk hand-in-side, to vanquish his threatens. However, this is the White Queen singing about the Black King. She knows him like he were her own King. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly No one is completely on your side !The Black Queen states that no one in your life is with you constantly, and adds that no one is completely on your side. |- | And though I [[Board moves|move my world]] to be with him, Still the [[Social distancing|gap between us]] is too wide !'Wide' is a pun on 'white' - a white Square lays between them. |- |[BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently !Here's where things get complex. Two vocal lines coexist. Both say basically the same thing. It's not that complex. |- |[[School|Learned]] about [[King|the man]] before I [[Gravity|fell]] ! |- |But I was ever so much [[Child|younger then]] Now at least I know I know him well ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ! |- | I was just a little careless, maybe ! |- | I was so much younger then I know I know him well !Filler |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) Isn't it madness [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know How it would go? If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? Wasn't he fine? [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me More security [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to [[Understanding|understand]] him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| !This line serves to remind listeners of the title of the song. | |} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Music]] o4a382bfeuep11pfnr3olqolaank29q 6416 6407 2023-08-16T14:44:59Z 78.40.233.10 6416 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from [[Chess (musical)|Chess]], is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] [[Nothing]] is [[Forever Chess|so good it lasts eternally]] !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me [[Chess Greed|wanting far too much for far too long]] ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | [[Chesser's Regret|Looking back, I could have played it differently]] !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | [[Little Victories|Won a few more moments]], [[Chess Umpire|who can tell]]? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't [[Possession|be mine]]? !Chess is considered psychological warfare, resolved only by the mental health breakthrough of winning Chess. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit [[Polyamory|more than me]] !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and [[Free Square|freedom]] !What is a [[King]]'s life without dreaming? Of [[Horsey|galloping through the hills]], Of [[Castle|towering across the files]], Of [[:Category:Birds|flight]], Of [[Bishop|a life askew]], Perhaps of [[Pawn|serfdom]], Or of [[Queen|Queening himself]]? Alas, a King is not truly free. He must rule, is always prone, and cannot walk far. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well !Tis the duty of a Queen to know her King, to walk hand-in-side, to vanquish his threatens. However, this is the White Queen singing about the Black King. She knows him like he were her own King. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly No one is completely on your side !The Black Queen states that no one in your life is with you constantly, and adds that no one is completely on your side. |- | And though I [[Board moves|move my world]] to be with him, Still the [[Social distancing|gap between us]] is too wide !'Wide' is a pun on 'white' - a white Square lays between them. |- |[BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently !Here's where things get complex. Two vocal lines coexist. [[Copycat Game|Both say basically the same thing]]. It's not that complex. |- |[[School|Learned]] about [[King|the man]] before I [[Gravity|fell]] !Chess is better if you learn about it. The more you learn, the better Chess is, to the extent that you don't even need to play Chess, as this would waste time you could use learning about Chess. You can learn about Chess on [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/ Chess Fanon Wiki]. |- |But I was ever so much [[Child|younger then]] Now at least I know I know him well !Weren't we all!‽ |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ![[Copycat Game|copycatting]] |- | I was just a little careless, maybe !Don't forget you can [[Undo]]! |- | I was so much younger then I know I know him well !Filler |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) Isn't it madness [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know How it would go? If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? Wasn't he fine? [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me More security [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to [[Understanding|understand]] him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| !This line serves to remind listeners of the title of the song. | |} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Music]] 0sorzvh1bue4rlki006j3h5nsrj051a 6766 6416 2023-09-19T14:57:20Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6766 wikitext text/x-wiki '''I Know Him So Well''', from [[Chess (musical)|Chess]], is one of the few known [[Chess: Duet|Chess duets]], sung from the perspectives of the White Queen and the Black Queen, about the Black King. {| ![WHITE QUEEN] [[Nothing]] is [[Forever Chess|so good it lasts eternally]] !The White Queen enjoys [[Nothing|nothingness]], specifically due [[to]] its [[Nothing is so good it lasts eternally|sempiternalitude]]. |- | Perfect situations must go wrong !In Chess, any [[Checkmate]], no matter how [[Perfect Checkmate|perfect]], can always be [[Checkmate Escape|escaped]] |- | But this has never yet prevented me [[Chess Greed|wanting far too much for far too long]] ![[List of Chess Mysteries|Unknown]] |- | [[Chesser's Regret|Looking back, I could have played it differently]] !White Queen regrets her game and wishes she had chosen one of the 31 other plays, four of which are the same. |- | [[Little Victories|Won a few more moments]], [[Chess Umpire|who can tell]]? !Chess is all about winning the moment, not the game. A game is decided by most moments won. |- | But it took time to understand the man ![[Chessmen|Men]] have a certain mystique. |- | Now at least I know I know him well !Chess is all about [[Know your King|knowing your King]]. |- | [WHITE QUEEN & (BLACK QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh, so good.) !Chess is so good. |- | Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) !In a contrivance, the square [[F9]] is rendered as 'fine'. |- | Isn't it [[Chess madness|madness]] [BOTH] He can't [[Possession|be mine]]? !Chess is considered psychological warfare, resolved only by the mental health breakthrough of winning Chess. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit [[Polyamory|more than me]] !A King is nothing without his [[Queen]] and [[Offside Rule|at least one other Piece]]. |- | More security !Chess's [[:Category:Defensive Pieces|defensive Pieces]] are there for the King's Security. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his [[:Category:Fantasy|fantasy]] and [[Free Square|freedom]] !What is a [[King]]'s life without dreaming? Of [[Horsey|galloping through the hills]], Of [[Castle|towering across the files]], Of [[:Category:Birds|flight]], Of [[Bishop|a life askew]], Perhaps of [[Pawn|serfdom]], Or of [[Queen|Queening himself]]? Alas, a King is not truly free. He must rule, is always prone, and cannot walk far. |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well !Tis the duty of a Queen to know her King, to walk hand-in-side, to vanquish his threatens. However, this is the White Queen singing about the Black King. She knows him like he were her own King. |- | [BLACK QUEEN] No one in your life is with you constantly No one is completely on your side !The Black Queen states that no one in your life is with you constantly, and adds that no one is completely on your side. |- | And though I [[Board moves|move my world]] to be with him, Still the [[Social distancing|gap between us]] is too wide !'Wide' is a pun on 'white' - a white Square lays between them. |- |[BLACK QUEEN, simultaneous to WHITE QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it differently !Here's where things get complex. Two vocal lines coexist. [[Copycat Game|Both say basically the same thing]]. It's not that complex. |- |[[School|Learned]] about [[King|the man]] before I [[Gravity|fell]] !Chess is better if you learn about it. The more you learn, the better Chess is, to the extent that you don't even need to play Chess, as this would waste time you could use learning about Chess. You can learn about Chess on [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/ Chess Fanon Wiki]. |- |But I was ever so much [[Child|younger then]] Now at least I know I know him well !Weren't we all!‽ |- | [WHITE QUEEN, simultaneous to BLACK QUEEN] Looking back, I could have played it some other way ![[Copycat Game|copycatting]] |- | I was just a little careless, maybe !Don't forget you can [[Undo]]! |- | I was so much younger then I know I know him well !Filler |- | [BLACK QUEEN & (WHITE QUEEN)] Wasn't it good? (Oh so good.) Wasn't he fine? (Oh, so fine.) Isn't it madness [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | Didn't I know How it would go? If I knew from the start ! |- | Why am I falling apart? ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] Wasn't it good? Wasn't he fine? [WHITE QUEEN] Isn't it madness? [BOTH] He won't be mine? ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] But in the end he needs a little bit more than me More security [BLACK QUEEN] He needs his fantasy and freedom ! |- | [WHITE QUEEN] I know him so well ! |- | [BLACK QUEEN] It took time to [[Understanding|understand]] him ! |- | [BOTH] I know him so well| !This line serves to remind listeners of the title of the song. | |} [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Music]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] cupriusasrb5buy5emkj4mj1n59zcq2 0 2621 5082 2023-01-09T15:40:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Not to be confused with the [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_Age_(franchise) movie of the same name] The Ice Age was a long-lasting event in the [[Chess|Chess world]] about 2.58 million years ago known for it's harsh cold temperatures notorious for hindering the game flow. Hunting animal [[Piece|pieces]] was crucial to win, these pieces include [[Horsey|horseys]], [[Rook|rooks]] and the currently extinct [[mammoth]] pieces. === Fun facts === * File:Image 4646e..." 5082 wikitext text/x-wiki Not to be confused with the [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_Age_(franchise) movie of the same name] The Ice Age was a long-lasting event in the [[Chess|Chess world]] about 2.58 million years ago known for it's harsh cold temperatures notorious for hindering the game flow. Hunting animal [[Piece|pieces]] was crucial to win, these pieces include [[Horsey|horseys]], [[Rook|rooks]] and the currently extinct [[mammoth]] pieces. === Fun facts === * [[File:Image 4646e-Ice-Age.jpg|thumb]]there's a planned re-run for this event sometime in the future 7grl5l2bz3zw9cuebcz6697turku31v 5263 5082 2023-01-21T13:53:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 5263 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ice_Age_(franchise) movie of the same name]'' '''The Ice Age''' was [[a]] long-lasting event in the [[Chess|Chess world]] about 2.58 million years ago known for it's harsh cold temperatures notorious for hindering the game flow. Hunting [[:Category:Animals|animal]] [[Piece|pieces]] was crucial to win, these pieces include [[Horsey|Horseys]], [[Rook|Rooks]] and the currently extinct [[Mammoth]] pieces. === Fun facts === * [[File:Image 4646e-Ice-Age.jpg|thumb]]there's a planned re-run for this event sometime in the future [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:History]] ro78j8t6lx5o1fitwc5p5y10tmp5vlr 0 3048 5899 2023-05-11T10:48:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Ice Cube.jpg|thumb]] '''Ice Cube''' is an [[American Chess|American]] rapper who has been featured in a few of the songs from the [[Chess (soundtrack)|Chess OST]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Items]]" 5899 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ice Cube.jpg|thumb]] '''Ice Cube''' is an [[American Chess|American]] rapper who has been featured in a few of the songs from the [[Chess (soundtrack)|Chess OST]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Items]] ekr4bjpb7musrkgr89e1af4tqbiylo2 5901 5899 2023-05-11T12:43:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5901 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ice Cube.jpg|thumb]] '''Ice Cube''' is an [[American Chess|American]] rapper who has been featured in a few of the songs from the [[Chess (soundtrack)|Chess OST]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Cubes]] 0lod4y112cac8qj153cwwa0ngae379f 0 3345 6605 2023-09-04T08:00:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[In White King's voice] Guys, what one is your favorite huggy wuggy seek scary blue, zumbo sauce, ban ban, umm, nab nab, I forgot his name the frog dude and uhh, yeah. Slow saileen, bambalina, stingo flynn, opila burd, and awesome huggy wuggy. This is me but like, I don't wanna use it. Blue and.. I MEAN Uhh.. kissy missy, kiwwy billy, choo choo towles, boxy boo, but like, not evil, and we have EVOL boxy boo, we have squid game huggy wuggy, we have baby haggy waggy, and b..." 6605 wikitext text/x-wiki [In White King's voice] Guys, what one is your favorite huggy wuggy seek scary blue, zumbo sauce, ban ban, umm, nab nab, I forgot his name the frog dude and uhh, yeah. Slow saileen, bambalina, stingo flynn, opila burd, and awesome huggy wuggy. This is me but like, I don't wanna use it. Blue and.. I MEAN Uhh.. kissy missy, kiwwy billy, choo choo towles, boxy boo, but like, not evil, and we have EVOL boxy boo, we have squid game huggy wuggy, we have baby haggy waggy, and blue, and freddy fazbear [in the rhythm of Toreador March] oink oinky oink oink. We have, creepy green, we have um, happy haggy waggy, look how hap- [connection lost] he is and we have umm, what da heell 💥, we have nobody cares huggy wug [[Category:Questions]] [[Category:Memes]] {{DEFAULTSORT:If_Chess_had_Roblox}} ivachqxdm38ehmazlavhry3p4j1ycuk 0 2627 5089 2023-01-09T19:09:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Image011.png|thumb|Diagram showing all legal Il Vaticano setups]] Il Vaticano is the [[Bishop]]'s special ability == How to perform == To perform Il Vaticano, you have to surround 2 enemy [[Pawn|pawns]] with allied [[Bishop|bishops]]. The bishops have to be horizontally or vertically aligned, and only have 2 [[Square|squares]] in-between, which have enemy pawns on them. If these conditions are met, the bishops can swap positions. This eliminates the pawns involv..." 5089 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Image011.png|thumb|Diagram showing all legal Il Vaticano setups]] Il Vaticano is the [[Bishop]]'s special ability == How to perform == To perform Il Vaticano, you have to surround 2 enemy [[Pawn|pawns]] with allied [[Bishop|bishops]]. The bishops have to be horizontally or vertically aligned, and only have 2 [[Square|squares]] in-between, which have enemy pawns on them. If these conditions are met, the bishops can swap positions. This eliminates the pawns involved and plays a badass animation with fireworks and explosions. NOTE: Il Vaticano can only be performed by rotating the bishops '''[[Chess clock|clock]]-wise'''. It is illegal to perform it '''counter-clockwise''' and is considered a violation == Triple Vaticano == Triple Vaticano is an extended version of Il Vaticano that works the same, except there are 3 pawns in-between. This is an incredibly rare move, as it requires [[pawn]] promotion to setup. There is no Quadruple Vaticano == Trivia == * It's name references the in-game location, [[Vatican]] n7qz6wtc9528wcw5j51nm0sc69dzdpa 5165 5089 2023-01-13T22:23:24Z Chalcogens 52316134 added category + more descriptive intro 5165 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Image011.png|thumb|Diagram showing all legal Il Vaticano setups]] '''Il Vaticano''' is a scrupulously precise [[maneuver]] in in [[Chess]] and is the [[Bishop]]'s special ability == How to perform == To perform '''Il Vaticano''', you have to surround 2 enemy [[Pawn|pawns]] with allied [[Bishop|bishops]]. The bishops have to be horizontally or vertically aligned, and only have 2 [[Square|squares]] in-between, which have enemy pawns on them. If these conditions are met, the bishops can swap positions. This eliminates the pawns involved and plays a badass animation with fireworks and explosions. NOTE: Il Vaticano can only be performed by rotating the bishops '''[[Chess clock|clock]]-wise'''. It is illegal to perform it '''counter-clockwise''' and is considered a violation == Triple Vaticano == '''Triple Vaticano''' is an extended version of Il Vaticano that works the same, except there are 3 pawns in-between. This is an incredibly rare move, as it requires [[pawn]] promotion to setup. There is no Quadruple Vaticano == Trivia == * It's name references the in-game location, [[Vatican]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Mechanics]] h1uj8wta7u6b2k2rgvk0ddlivvyhhte 0 2779 5396 2023-02-01T03:33:57Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[The Islamic faith]] 5396 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[The Islamic faith]] bsf2yccps5nh10rq0goub71qogwl107 0 3060 5920 2023-05-15T13:31:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''In morphing''', unofficially referred to as ''En morphant'', happens when there are 2 [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that have the chance [[to]] perform [[En Passant|En passant]] if both of them were to [[move]] onto the same [[square]]. In this situation, both pieces move to the same square in the same [[turn]]. They get morphed into [[Goop]]. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5920 wikitext text/x-wiki '''In morphing''', unofficially referred to as ''En morphant'', happens when there are 2 [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] that have the chance [[to]] perform [[En Passant|En passant]] if both of them were to [[move]] onto the same [[square]]. In this situation, both pieces move to the same square in the same [[turn]]. They get morphed into [[Goop]]. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Mechanics]] ayahuty4t9zqsywm5k8n68d4v8lkci4 0 2981 5774 2023-02-25T13:25:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:In-passing.gif|thumb|297x297px|Two pawns In Passing]] '''In Passing''' is a special [[move]] in [[Chess]] that can be done if two [[Pawn|pawns]] are blocking each other. == How to perform == [[To]] be '''In Passing''', the [[Player|players]] responsible for the [[game]] first perform a [[Himalayan Handshake]], and after that the positions of the 2 opposing pawns can be swapped. == '''Trivia''' == * this move was added after it was discovered that 2 pawns agains..." 5774 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:In-passing.gif|thumb|297x297px|Two pawns In Passing]] '''In Passing''' is a special [[move]] in [[Chess]] that can be done if two [[Pawn|pawns]] are blocking each other. == How to perform == [[To]] be '''In Passing''', the [[Player|players]] responsible for the [[game]] first perform a [[Himalayan Handshake]], and after that the positions of the 2 opposing pawns can be swapped. == '''Trivia''' == * this move was added after it was discovered that 2 pawns against each other becomes a pain in the ass == See also == * [[En Passant]] * [[Passing]] * [[Passersby|Passerby]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] ehj4ewllvx3p9kbdjvw938snr1qmzxh 0 3525 7174 2024-07-08T14:55:26Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "In a game of Chess, there are some things that will definitely happen at some point. These are known as Inevitabilities. == Rites of Passant == Every Piece attends its [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] at some point. Given that most games start with 32 Pieces and end within 32 Turns, it's always worth checking if a Turn is a Piece's [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]]. Failure to celebrate a [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] results in that Piece staying a Chil..." 7174 wikitext text/x-wiki In a game of Chess, there are some things that will definitely happen at some point. These are known as Inevitabilities. == Rites of Passant == Every Piece attends its [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] at some point. Given that most games start with 32 Pieces and end within 32 Turns, it's always worth checking if a Turn is a Piece's [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]]. Failure to celebrate a [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] results in that Piece staying a [[Childhood|Child]], unable to the privileges and responsibilities of [[Adulthood]]. As a game cannot end without all Pieces signing a [[Treaty]] and only Adult Pieces can sign a Treaty, a [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] is considered an Inevitability. sbu2jz66mjs9sg4skcfuv34208wwk69 7175 7174 2024-07-08T14:55:54Z 78.40.233.11 7175 wikitext text/x-wiki In a game of Chess, there are some things that will definitely happen at some point. These are known as Inevitabilities. == Rites of Passant == Every Piece attends its [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] at some point. Given that most games start with 32 Pieces and end within 32 Turns, it's always worth checking if a Turn is a Piece's [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]]. Failure to celebrate a [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] results in that Piece staying a [[Childhood|Child]], unable to undertake the privileges and responsibilities of [[Adulthood]]. As a game cannot end without all Pieces signing a [[Treaty]] and only Adult Pieces can sign a Treaty, a [[Ba* Mitzvah|Bar (or Bat) Mitzvah]] is considered an Inevitability. hy5vh56yufun86ttqx9j06pizztl4mj 0 3483 7001 2024-02-08T13:15:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "An '''Infinite Board''' is a [[Chessboard]] which has an [[Infinity|infinite]] amount of [[Rank|ranks]] OR [[File|files]], or and infinite amount of [[Rank|ranks]] AND [[File|files]]. An Infinite Board can be split into 3 types: #Infinite [[Longboard]]: this board has an infinite amount of [[Rank|ranks]] #Infinite [[Wideboard]]: this board has an infinite amount of [[File|files]] #'''Infinite Board''': this board has infinite ranks and files. It is unknown whether it c..." 7001 wikitext text/x-wiki An '''Infinite Board''' is a [[Chessboard]] which has an [[Infinity|infinite]] amount of [[Rank|ranks]] OR [[File|files]], or and infinite amount of [[Rank|ranks]] AND [[File|files]]. An Infinite Board can be split into 3 types: #Infinite [[Longboard]]: this board has an infinite amount of [[Rank|ranks]] #Infinite [[Wideboard]]: this board has an infinite amount of [[File|files]] #'''Infinite Board''': this board has infinite ranks and files. It is unknown whether it counts as a Wideboard or Longboard. ==Gameplay gimmicks== [[Mate in ω]] [[Category:Boards]] ds44lbuwwqa1s5p4grsz1qxbs766i9s 0 3051 5904 2023-05-11T13:51:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Infinite Money Glitch''' was a [[Known issues|glitch]] in [[Chess]]. It was introduced in the update that added the [[Trojan Horsey]] piece. == History == The glitch worked by triggering the Trojan Horsey piece, releasing several [[Pawn|pawns]]. The [[player]] would then promote one of the new pawns into a new Trojan Horsey, repeating the cycle and selling the rest of the pawns. This allowed players to gain significant amounts of [[Currency]] in several minutes...." 5904 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Infinite Money Glitch''' was a [[Known issues|glitch]] in [[Chess]]. It was introduced in the update that added the [[Trojan Horsey]] piece. == History == The glitch worked by triggering the Trojan Horsey piece, releasing several [[Pawn|pawns]]. The [[player]] would then promote one of the new pawns into a new Trojan Horsey, repeating the cycle and selling the rest of the pawns. This allowed players to gain significant amounts of [[Currency]] in several minutes. The glitch was patched in the next update. [[Category:Bugs]] 7bjenzcoyy35tpgp2pnry8ku3k9anim 0 2725 5283 2023-01-24T14:13:24Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "Inky is one of the four [[:Category:Ghosts|Ghosts]] who roams around the [[Chessboard]]. He is often depicted as a goofy and slow-headed ghost, not pursuing Pac-Man unless other ghosts are near. He is good friends with [[Blinky]], [[Pinky]], and [[Clyde]]. [[Category:Ghosts]]" 5283 wikitext text/x-wiki Inky is one of the four [[:Category:Ghosts|Ghosts]] who roams around the [[Chessboard]]. He is often depicted as a goofy and slow-headed ghost, not pursuing Pac-Man unless other ghosts are near. He is good friends with [[Blinky]], [[Pinky]], and [[Clyde]]. [[Category:Ghosts]] t5ft7qaay12v4p6ou74lkngvnppvw18 5285 5283 2023-01-24T17:38:52Z Craten 26192002 5285 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Artwork from merchandising (2020s)..png|thumb|Artwork from merchandising (2020s).]] Inky is one of the four [[:Category:Ghosts|Ghosts]] who roams around the [[Chessboard]]. He is often depicted as a goofy and slow-headed ghost, not pursuing Pac-Man unless other ghosts are near. He is good friends with [[Blinky]], [[Pinky]], and [[Clyde]]. [[Category:Ghosts]] 33hdelt0xcuoc63l8ofm43degqsdza1 5286 5285 2023-01-24T18:21:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 5286 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Artwork from merchandising (2020s)..png|thumb|Artwork from merchandising (2020s).]] '''Inky''' is one of the four [[:Category:Ghosts|Ghosts]] who roams around the [[Chessboard]]. He is often depicted as a goofy and slow-headed ghost, not pursuing [[Pac-Man]] unless other ghosts are near. He is good friends with [[Blinky]], [[Pinky]], and [[Clyde]]. [[Category:Ghosts]] 3cmssfyyll4fvcl9tjxwof3p3w4xwfi 0 3336 6579 2023-09-01T11:13:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "It is known [[to]] be impossible to exit [[Chess]]. Instead, after a game of Chess, the [[player]] enters an '''intermission''' before entering a new game of Chess. The intermission period can vary in duration wildly. [[Category:Events]]" 6579 wikitext text/x-wiki It is known [[to]] be impossible to exit [[Chess]]. Instead, after a game of Chess, the [[player]] enters an '''intermission''' before entering a new game of Chess. The intermission period can vary in duration wildly. [[Category:Events]] ckbzm3kwpb0sh4w7xibfzj5adr0plw2 6580 6579 2023-09-01T12:01:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 6580 wikitext text/x-wiki It is known [[to]] be impossible to exit [[Chess]]. Instead, after a game of Chess, the [[player]] enters an '''intermission''' state (akin to a [[Time Out|timeout]]) before entering a new game of Chess. The intermission period can vary in duration wildly. [[Category:Events]] g92ykfhjhwn3soikz1x8bqdwm80r1gh 6591 6580 2023-09-01T15:23:16Z Craten 26192002 6591 wikitext text/x-wiki It is known [[to]] be impossible to exit [[Chess]]. Instead, after a game of Chess, the [[player]] enters an '''intermission''' state (akin to a [[Time Out|timeout]]) before [[Is it Chess Time yet?|entering a new game of Chess]]. The intermission period can vary in duration wildly. [[Category:Events]] bckbdgerh8oxjdullecmpku6d53wt17 0 3515 7118 2024-06-27T22:42:01Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The [[beauty]] of [[Chess]] is that it has [[Rules|no absolute Rules]] and its every particle is open [[to]] '''Interpretation'''. When you make a [[Move]], you could pick from the Moves available [[to]] the [[Piece]] in question - but you don't have to! And how your opponent interprets this Move is up to them too. That's the [[beauty]] of interpretation, which is the [[beauty]] of Chess - or so I interpret! [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Meta]]" 7118 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[beauty]] of [[Chess]] is that it has [[Rules|no absolute Rules]] and its every particle is open [[to]] '''Interpretation'''. When you make a [[Move]], you could pick from the Moves available [[to]] the [[Piece]] in question - but you don't have to! And how your opponent interprets this Move is up to them too. That's the [[beauty]] of interpretation, which is the [[beauty]] of Chess - or so I interpret! [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Meta]] j5ykg8kbbcs4ljortm00m7zrmhd9qxh 0 3102 6027 2023-07-01T00:13:21Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''''Into the Chessverse''''' is a 2018 book of [[poetry]] regarding [[Chess]]. It was written by [[John Passant]]. In 2019 it was nominated for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_International_Poetry_Prize Montreal International Poetry Prize]. == Examples == === "The Captured Pawn" === {{Quotebox| There once was a [[Pawn]] from [[G4]], Who found himself captured once more; He'd groan and he'd plead, "Will I ever be freed?" But instead, he was simply igno..." 6027 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Into the Chessverse''''' is a 2018 book of [[poetry]] regarding [[Chess]]. It was written by [[John Passant]]. In 2019 it was nominated for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_International_Poetry_Prize Montreal International Poetry Prize]. == Examples == === "The Captured Pawn" === {{Quotebox| There once was a [[Pawn]] from [[G4]], Who found himself captured once more; He'd groan and he'd plead, "Will I ever be freed?" But instead, he was simply ignored. }} === "Beginning" === {{Quotebox| A pulling began from nowhere. Book bindings came unglued, hairline cracks cobwebbed the backs of our hands. Caught in the middle of this force we could not call by name, we waited. Down by the river, no more boats. Even the docks had been uprooted and stacked on the shore. For a long time we tried not to move, tried to feel in the air where the pulling was coming from. Groups of us stood with our index fingers licked and raised. How long did we stand before we put our hands to our chests? Irregular thumps. Just there, just here. Kaleidoscope of wrong rhythms. Looking at the night sky, we could see new patches of darkness coming alive. Mornings were suddenly birdless, cloudless, without wind, bright deserts. Now we began to wonder whether we had done wrong things. Or rather, we began to wonder which of our wrong things had been wrong enough. Putting our hands out in the dark of our basements, we felt gaps in the limestone where there had been none. Quarries filled with unidentifiable slurry overnight. Rotten fish slapped their rotten smell on the riverbank. Something was going to happen, had already begun happening, but no one wanted to be here when it finished. There was one way out of the city. Under the streets was a set of sewers that led to the sea. Very carefully, we lowered ourselves into their metal mouths, leaving all the lights on in our houses. Whatever was watching us might be fooled. Xenon lamps shone like suns from the sewer walls, burning our skin. Yarn unspooled behind us as we walked deeper and deeper in. Zero—as in ''ground'', as in ''vanishing point'', as in ''where the reckoning begins''. }} === Etc. === And so on [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Poetry]] 5nvdg32dwqp6cqdim8436bdt5eue8w8 6036 6027 2023-07-13T17:41:13Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6036 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Into the Chessverse''''' is a 2018 book of [[poetry]] regarding [[Chess]]. It was written by [[John Passant]]. In 2019 it was nominated for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_International_Poetry_Prize Montreal International Poetry Prize]. == Examples == === "The Captured Pawn" === {{Quotebox| There once was a [[Pawn]] from [[G4]], Who found himself captured once more; He'd groan and he'd plead, "Will I ever be freed?" But instead, he was simply ignored. }} === "Beginning" === {{Quotebox| A pulling began from nowhere. Book bindings came unglued, hairline cracks cobwebbed the backs of our hands. Caught in the middle of this force we could not call by name, we waited. Down by the river, no more boats. Even the docks had been uprooted and stacked on the shore. For a long time we tried not to move, tried to feel in the air where the pulling was coming from. Groups of us stood with our index fingers licked and raised. How long did we stand before we put our hands to our chests? Irregular thumps. Just there, just here. Kaleidoscope of wrong rhythms. Looking at the night sky, we could see new patches of darkness coming alive. Mornings were suddenly birdless, cloudless, without wind, bright deserts. Now we began to wonder whether we had done wrong things. Or rather, we began to wonder which of our wrong things had been wrong enough. Putting our hands out in the dark of our basements, we felt gaps in the limestone where there had been none. Quarries filled with unidentifiable slurry overnight. Rotten fish slapped their rotten smell on the riverbank. Something was going to happen, had already begun happening, but no one wanted to be here when it finished. There was one way out of the city. Under the streets was a set of sewers that led to the sea. Very carefully, we lowered ourselves into their metal mouths, leaving all the lights on in our houses. Whatever was watching us might be fooled. Xenon lamps shone like suns from the sewer walls, burning our skin. Yarn unspooled behind us as we walked deeper and deeper in. Zero—as in ''ground'', as in ''vanishing point'', as in ''where the reckoning begins''. }} === Etc. === And so on [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Poetry]] [[Category:Universes]] 0ccoo03wuur31druz8q51zrtixhag5u 6872 6036 2023-10-03T16:46:22Z Milo fett 34586 6872 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Into the Chessverse''''' is a 2018 book of [[Poem|poetry]] regarding [[Chess]]. It was written by [[John Passant]]. In 2019 it was nominated for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_International_Poetry_Prize Montreal International Poetry Prize]. == Examples == === "The Captured Pawn" === {{Quotebox| There once was a [[Pawn]] from [[G4]], Who found himself captured once more; He'd groan and he'd plead, "Will I ever be freed?" But instead, he was simply ignored. }} === "Beginning" === {{Quotebox| A pulling began from nowhere. Book bindings came unglued, hairline cracks cobwebbed the backs of our hands. Caught in the middle of this force we could not call by name, we waited. Down by the river, no more boats. Even the docks had been uprooted and stacked on the shore. For a long time we tried not to move, tried to feel in the air where the pulling was coming from. Groups of us stood with our index fingers licked and raised. How long did we stand before we put our hands to our chests? Irregular thumps. Just there, just here. Kaleidoscope of wrong rhythms. Looking at the night sky, we could see new patches of darkness coming alive. Mornings were suddenly birdless, cloudless, without wind, bright deserts. Now we began to wonder whether we had done wrong things. Or rather, we began to wonder which of our wrong things had been wrong enough. Putting our hands out in the dark of our basements, we felt gaps in the limestone where there had been none. Quarries filled with unidentifiable slurry overnight. Rotten fish slapped their rotten smell on the riverbank. Something was going to happen, had already begun happening, but no one wanted to be here when it finished. There was one way out of the city. Under the streets was a set of sewers that led to the sea. Very carefully, we lowered ourselves into their metal mouths, leaving all the lights on in our houses. Whatever was watching us might be fooled. Xenon lamps shone like suns from the sewer walls, burning our skin. Yarn unspooled behind us as we walked deeper and deeper in. Zero—as in ''ground'', as in ''vanishing point'', as in ''where the reckoning begins''. }} === Etc. === And so on [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Poetry]] [[Category:Universes]] flh8olvaa35nh5pasay7rdh6f8cwefb 7068 6872 2024-06-22T00:00:37Z 2.97.111.236 7068 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''Into the Chessverse''''' is a 2018 book of [[Poem|poetry]] regarding [[Chess]]. It was written by [[John Passant]]. In 2019 it was nominated for the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Montreal_International_Poetry_Prize Montreal International Poetry Prize]. == Examples == === "The Captured Pawn" === {{Quotebox| There once was a [[Pawn]] from [[G4]], Who found himself captured once more; He'd groan and he'd plead, "Will I ever be freed?" But instead, he was simply ignored. }} === "Beginning" === {{Quotebox| A pulling began from nowhere. Book bindings came unglued, hairline cracks cobwebbed the backs of our hands. Caught in the middle of this force we could not call by name, we waited. Down by the river, no more boats. Even the docks had been uprooted and stacked on the shore. For a long time we tried not to move, tried to feel in the air where the pulling was coming from. Groups of us stood with our index fingers licked and raised. How long did we stand before we put our hands to our chests? Irregular thumps. Just there, just here. Kaleidoscope of wrong rhythms. Looking at the night sky, we could see new patches of darkness coming alive. Mornings were suddenly birdless, cloudless, without wind, bright deserts. Now we began to wonder whether we had done wrong things. Or rather, we began to wonder which of our wrong things had been wrong enough. Putting our hands out in the dark of our basements, we felt gaps in the limestone where there had been none. Quarries filled with unidentifiable slurry overnight. Rotten fish slapped their rotten smell on the riverbank. Something was going to happen, had already begun happening, but no one wanted to be here when it finished. There was one way out of the city. Under the streets was a set of sewers that led to the sea. Very carefully, we lowered ourselves into their metal mouths, leaving all the lights on in our houses. Whatever was watching us might be fooled. Xenon lamps shone like suns from the sewer walls, burning our skin. Yarn unspooled behind us as we walked deeper and deeper in. Zero—as in ''ground'', as in ''vanishing point'', as in ''where the reckoning begins''. }} === Etc. === And so on [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Poetry]] [[Category:Universes]] [[Category:And so on]] kr51ccrb8v80gstyq6guezin24f5ing 0 2743 5321 2023-01-26T00:40:58Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "yes" 5321 wikitext text/x-wiki yes tce65b40qrxnwi6ve7dmpojg26yxhhs 5336 5321 2023-01-26T01:30:35Z Craten 26192002 5336 wikitext text/x-wiki yes<!-- if Time=Chess print YES else universe.heatdeath=1 --> 9wpfdb132h3ayf2y079v4y30f70evx8 5337 5336 2023-01-26T01:31:15Z Craten 26192002 5337 wikitext text/x-wiki <!-- if Time=Chess print --> yes <!-- else universe.heatdeath=1 --> 42hy8cq9gvsjlzcdoo29so985eba62x 6218 5337 2023-07-26T19:51:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6218 wikitext text/x-wiki <!-- if Time=Chess print --> yes <!-- else universe.heatdeath=1 --> [[Category:Questions]] nkpihzv5fqgp8kxqprsc3ocwpbn7xmp 0 3367 6735 2023-09-09T01:50:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "A phrase used whenever you see something that resembles a [[Chessboard]] or anything [[Chess]] related. == See also == [[The Missed Carriage]] [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Phrases]]" 6735 wikitext text/x-wiki A phrase used whenever you see something that resembles a [[Chessboard]] or anything [[Chess]] related. == See also == [[The Missed Carriage]] [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Phrases]] kx4ys1wvita31ar2ehabt26jip2595a 6736 6735 2023-09-10T00:54:45Z Craten 26192002 6736 wikitext text/x-wiki ''To be confirmed with [[This is Chess]]'' A phrase used whenever you see something that resembles a [[Chessboard]] or anything [[Chess]] related. == See also == [[The Missed Carriage]] [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Phrases]] rm9llq9b5mdhahqqx36hrlcn3kl2dot 0 3046 5897 2023-05-11T09:42:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Italians]] 5897 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Italians]] 005ks8f1wldt5pdcq9c3s1vsm7beyah 0 3045 5896 2023-05-11T08:57:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Italians''' are a fictional species based in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. There are only 2 members in this species: * [[Mario]] * [[Luigi]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Species]] [[Category:Characters]]" 5896 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Italians''' are a fictional species based in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]]. There are only 2 members in this species: * [[Mario]] * [[Luigi]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Species]] [[Category:Characters]] dt546wmsa7ad3isxhp6xll12vz1ug9z 0 2680 5177 2023-01-16T20:38:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Jarmge.jpg|thumb]] '''<span style="color:purple;">Jarmge</span>''' is [[a]] part of the [[ghomerl vs cmauhin]] extended [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] set. [[Blunder|They forgot to bring]] their [[Piece|pieces]], which is stupendously inconvenient. [[Category:Pieces]]" 5177 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jarmge.jpg|thumb]] '''<span style="color:purple;">Jarmge</span>''' is [[a]] part of the [[ghomerl vs cmauhin]] extended [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] set. [[Blunder|They forgot to bring]] their [[Piece|pieces]], which is stupendously inconvenient. [[Category:Pieces]] ftokouqiw208i6gwujbbzw27xp4pwfo 0 2657 5137 2023-01-11T09:01:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Jeffery.png|thumb]] ''NOT to be confused with the [[Knook]]''. Jeffery is not a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is often mistaken as the [[Knook]] for being an [[Impostor]] and also being a fusion of the [[Horsey]] and the [[Rook]], except in reverse order. Another notable difference is that unlike the [[Knook]], Jeffery could not be used to perform the [[Bulgarian Backflip|'''Bulgarian Backflip''']] due to it's incompatible form == Crimes == Jeffer..." 5137 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jeffery.png|thumb]] ''NOT to be confused with the [[Knook]]''. Jeffery is not a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is often mistaken as the [[Knook]] for being an [[Impostor]] and also being a fusion of the [[Horsey]] and the [[Rook]], except in reverse order. Another notable difference is that unlike the [[Knook]], Jeffery could not be used to perform the [[Bulgarian Backflip|'''Bulgarian Backflip''']] due to it's incompatible form == Crimes == Jeffery is guilty of several crimes: === Identity Theft === Jeffery impersonates the [[Knook]] === Tax Evasion === Jeffery is guilty of [[tax evasion]], a serious crime in the [[Chess World]]. It has since been dispatched by the [[Chess IRS]]. === Illegal Citizen === It's not even a real [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] * rw3rp3nh4c3bz6vchf27kt8grx8g2fy 5454 5137 2023-02-02T23:09:44Z Milo fett 34586 5454 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jeffery.png|thumb]] ''NOT to be confused with the [[Knook]]''. Jeffery is not a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is often mistaken as the [[Knook]] for being an [[Impostor]] and also being a fusion of the [[Horsey]] and the [[Rook]], except in reverse order. Another notable difference is that unlike the [[Knook]], Jeffery could not be used to perform the [[Bulgarian Backflip|'''Bulgarian Backflip''']] due to it's incompatible form == Crimes == Jeffery is guilty of several crimes: === Identity Theft === Jeffery impersonates the [[Knook]] === Tax Evasion === Jeffery is guilty of [[tax evasion]], a serious crime in the [[Chess World]]. It has since been dispatched by the [[Chess IRS]]. === Illegal Citizen === It's not even a real [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] [[Categories:Not Pieces]] c8fvjs5tjrxnchn4ml0v6nvk917kb80 5455 5454 2023-02-02T23:09:52Z Milo fett 34586 5455 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jeffery.png|thumb]] ''NOT to be confused with the [[Knook]]''. Jeffery is not a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is often mistaken as the [[Knook]] for being an [[Impostor]] and also being a fusion of the [[Horsey]] and the [[Rook]], except in reverse order. Another notable difference is that unlike the [[Knook]], Jeffery could not be used to perform the [[Bulgarian Backflip|'''Bulgarian Backflip''']] due to it's incompatible form == Crimes == Jeffery is guilty of several crimes: === Identity Theft === Jeffery impersonates the [[Knook]] === Tax Evasion === Jeffery is guilty of [[tax evasion]], a serious crime in the [[Chess World]]. It has since been dispatched by the [[Chess IRS]]. === Illegal Citizen === It's not even a real [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] [[Category:Not Pieces]] 0ycirim1da6xbpz0rusnvktwqgw7i14 5827 5455 2023-04-09T18:57:56Z Battlecats12344 47429621 5827 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jeffery.png|thumb]] ''NOT to be confused with the [[Knook]]''. Jeffery is not a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is often mistaken as the [[Knook]] for being an Impostor and also being a fusion of the [[Horsey]] and the [[Rook]], except in reverse order. Another notable difference is that unlike the [[Knook]], Jeffery could not be used to perform the [[Bulgarian Backflip|'''Bulgarian Backflip''']] due to it's incompatible form == Crimes == Jeffery is guilty of several crimes: === Identity Theft === Jeffery impersonates the [[Knook]] === Tax Evasion === Jeffery is guilty of [[tax evasion]], a serious crime in the [[Chess World]]. It has since been dispatched by the [[Chess IRS]]. === Illegal Citizen === It's not even a real [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] [[Category:Not Pieces]] tlxayt0diwdcq2yo4a7ei9ozb9ipb9m 6621 5827 2023-09-07T00:40:50Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6621 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jeffery.png|thumb]] ''NOT to be confused with the [[Knook]]''. Jeffery is not a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. It is often mistaken as the [[Knook]] for being an Impostor and also being a fusion of the [[Horsey]] and the [[Rook]], except in reverse order. Another notable difference is that unlike the [[Knook]], Jeffery could not be used to perform the [[Bulgarian Backflip|'''Bulgarian Backflip''']] due to it's incompatible form == Crimes == Jeffery is guilty of several crimes: === Identity Theft === Jeffery impersonates the [[Knook]] === Tax Evasion === Jeffery is guilty of [[tax evasion]], a serious crime in the [[Chess World]]. It has since been dispatched by the [[Chess IRS]]. === Illegal Citizen === It's not even a real [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] [[Category:Not Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 09php7c5723hzsnj4gf1zrnm2f3osao 0 3016 5832 2023-04-21T07:24:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Jester''', sometimes known as the ''King's Jester'', ''the Joker'' or the ''Fool'' is one of the main [[Piece|pieces]] in [[Chess]]. He was introduced in version 1.0. == Gameplay == His moveset is like the [[Horsey]], but also has the ability to [[King's Castle|castle with the King]]. He can also perform [[Il Vaticano]], but it is instead dubbed ''Il Pagliaccio.'' He always quips a quick joke upon capturing another piece (or being captured himself) Category:P..." 5832 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Jester''', sometimes known as the ''King's Jester'', ''the Joker'' or the ''Fool'' is one of the main [[Piece|pieces]] in [[Chess]]. He was introduced in version 1.0. == Gameplay == His moveset is like the [[Horsey]], but also has the ability to [[King's Castle|castle with the King]]. He can also perform [[Il Vaticano]], but it is instead dubbed ''Il Pagliaccio.'' He always quips a quick joke upon capturing another piece (or being captured himself) [[Category:Pieces]] olw0krarfc9eoeww6lg7imlh4jxmfji 6696 5832 2023-09-07T01:17:06Z Craten 26192002 6696 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Jester''', sometimes known as the ''King's Jester'', ''the Joker'' or the ''Fool'' is one of the main [[Piece|pieces]] in [[Chess]]. He was introduced in version 1.0. == Gameplay == His moveset is like the [[Horsey]], but also has the ability to [[King's Castle|castle with the King]]. He can also perform [[Il Vaticano]], but it is instead dubbed ''Il Pagliaccio.'' Other skills include impersonation of all Pieces, [[Fun:Chess Jokes|jokes]], and Unknown. He always quips a quick joke upon capturing another piece (or being captured himself) [[Category:Pieces]] om9vtvqyt1r58fkqmzp3g4ur72rsm0v 7091 6696 2024-06-25T22:28:59Z Milo fett 34586 7091 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Jester''', sometimes known as the ''King's Jester'', ''the Joker'' or the ''Fool'' is one of the main [[Piece|pieces]] in [[Chess]]. He was introduced in version 1.0. == Gameplay == His moveset is like the [[Horsey]], but also has the ability to [[King's Castle|castle with the King]]. He can also perform [[Il Vaticano]], but it is instead dubbed ''Il Pagliaccio.'' Other skills include impersonation of all Pieces, [[Fun:Chess Jokes|jokes]], [[Metamorphosis]], and Unknown. He always quips a quick joke upon capturing another piece (or being captured himself) He can be combined with the [[Times Square]] to maximize point yield. [[Category:Pieces]] gxnwdi4wscmh800msc3yi4wan51ef0n 0 2598 5022 2022-09-29T05:04:42Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 Created Page 5022 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial when it released, due to how it plays. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.1.8, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] 9tcjg21w63m26jmmun9olmilhflaq2k 5024 5022 2022-09-29T13:45:36Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 5024 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial when it released, due to how it plays. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.1.8, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] 18f6329e0mery1nqmny9rzt73ytvjyf 5025 5024 2022-09-29T14:50:21Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 5025 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] s8c5zh12l5b09yjxbs43vihkxhfjio1 5026 5025 2022-09-29T15:04:08Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 Added New Additions 5026 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == === Some Variants Include: === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism#:~:text=Traditionally%2C%20Judaism%20holds%20that%20Yahweh,as%20described%20in%20the%20Torah. Jewish God] in Israel * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. 2l5mgvva3sxt8yjw4jat8a9kibbrqz8 5038 5026 2022-09-29T17:48:50Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 /* Some Variants Include: */ 5038 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == === Some Variants Include<sup>[images?]</sup>: === * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism#:~:text=Traditionally%2C%20Judaism%20holds%20that%20Yahweh,as%20described%20in%20the%20Torah. Jewish God] in Israel * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. jrei845exwxn9ao1f01g3cilltls002 5046 5038 2022-09-30T19:08:41Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 /* Some Variants Include[images?]: */ 5046 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include<sup>[images?][father?]</sup>: === </blockquote> * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism#:~:text=Traditionally%2C%20Judaism%20holds%20that%20Yahweh,as%20described%20in%20the%20Torah. Jewish God] in Israel * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. ecek4ght02j8gmgw27cyvol5nzoz814 5047 5046 2022-10-01T00:29:26Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 added Allah. 5047 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include<sup>[images?][father?]</sup>: === </blockquote> * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism#:~:text=Traditionally%2C%20Judaism%20holds%20that%20Yahweh,as%20described%20in%20the%20Torah. Jewish God] in Israel * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries 3pqc5t1kc6tuq1wgqh0tislcsuriwyn 5048 5047 2022-10-01T00:39:41Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 changed "jewish god" to "YHWH" to be accurate 5048 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include<sup>[images?][father?]</sup>: === </blockquote> * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel * [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries 60qhgia2tlxv4pw9lee8i5wiianevev 5054 5048 2022-10-01T03:14:36Z ChessPlayersince1847 51884677 5054 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> hreejgucs7z3ic44ninib4ffd9v8yj1 5251 5054 2023-01-19T22:41:44Z 79.66.87.129 Adding categories 5251 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] j2gi69hcuml12v11uasa1htua03cail 5252 5251 2023-01-20T08:25:05Z 76.132.129.4 add category 5252 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology, Pieces]] 31ws0fph9oag6h5vamylpdwg6tfa0ep 5253 5252 2023-01-20T08:26:08Z 76.132.129.4 5253 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] eiwrysdfp0tfbquoglqkkaa2vdxgn41 5686 5253 2023-02-09T19:11:04Z 66.196.197.14 5686 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|George Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] 9r1hj4mrbfu5p9wrwdfhtxtqxgcpatg 5687 5686 2023-02-09T20:51:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Undo revision 5686 by [[Special:Contributions/66.196.197.14|66.196.197.14]] ([[User talk:66.196.197.14|talk]]) reason: gorg 5687 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] eiwrysdfp0tfbquoglqkkaa2vdxgn41 6322 5687 2023-08-06T11:33:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6322 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing king with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a railgun due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 3vrn2dsu71zoadfsv5noxhdmrr4bqjz 6325 6322 2023-08-07T16:31:50Z Milo fett 34586 Disambig 6325 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the historical Jesus, see https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Jesus?action=history''. [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing [[king]] with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a [[railgun]] due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category:Quality articles]] rig6xm00a0eeboajdng1v8a7tm7oy3c 6879 6325 2023-10-03T23:25:33Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6879 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the historical Jesus, see https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Jesus?action=history''. [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing [[king]] with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a [[railgun]] due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category:Quality articles]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] 2b06hd85i4o4mtrpcmtz118rg4oaep6 7212 6879 2024-08-22T19:19:16Z 170.250.222.68 7212 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the historical Jesus, see https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Jesus?action=history''. [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing [[king]] with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. another special attack Jesus possess is the famed "en passant". == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a [[railgun]] due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category:Quality articles]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] fgcy22zeyrzchsiqznwtx12rygyulfe 7243 7212 2024-11-04T13:59:15Z 120.244.44.178 /* Variants in other countries */ 7243 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the historical Jesus, see https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Jesus?action=history''. [[File:Jesus gameplay.PNG.png|thumb|Attack pattern of '''Jesus'''.]] [[File:Holy Beam.gif|thumb|Digital representation of '''Holy Beam'''.]] '''Jesus''' was added in update 1.0.8 and was controversial due to religious reasons. He can move in any directions in a '''cross''' shape. == Special Attack Move == In update 1.0.9, '''Jesus''' was given a new '''Attack move,''' called the '''Holy Beam,''' requiring 2 [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Bishop?so=search Bishops,] with both bishops being next to each other, while also being '''behind''' '''Jesus.''' When the requirements are met, the person who met them are legally allowed to shoot the opposing [[king]] with a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Railgun Railgun]. another special attack Jesus possess is the famed "en passant". == 1739 Controversy == In 1739, [[Quarter|Gorg Wahington]] Accidentally shot fellow founding father [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Benjamin_Franklin Ben Franklin] with a [[railgun]] due to his lousy aim, stirring up a controversy on whether '''Jesus''' should be allowed. In update 1.2.2, '''Jesus''' became only obtainable with a [[Booster pack|Booster pack,]] and all people who owned '''Jesus''' before were given free [https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-XyPiZzyGpPIKtnFR-VPhCrQ-t500x500.jpg Marlboro Ice Cream.] == Variants in other countries == <blockquote> === Some Variants Include:=== </blockquote> *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krishna Krishna] in India *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Darwin Charles Darwin] in Atheist countries, with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Science Blast'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_in_Judaism YHWH] in Israel *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xi_Jinping Xi Jinping] in China (Chinese: 习近平), with '''Holy Beam''' changed to '''Communism Power'''. *[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allah Allah] in Islamic countries ==Photos of variants== <gallery> File:Darwin gameplay.PNG.png|Xi Jinping on board File:Krishna gameplay.png|Krishna on board File:YWNH gameplay.PNG.png|YHWH on board File:Darwin gameplay.png|Charles Darwin on board. File:Allah gameplay.png|Allah on board. </gallery> [[Category:Theology]] [[Category: Pieces]] [[Category:Quality articles]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] k1vz6nck8ool9q00yts0w8mohufez5j 0 2757 5351 2023-01-29T12:05:27Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If you Jinx a player they can't put you in [[Check]] or [[Checkmate|its friend]]. The best way is [[to]] trick them into [[Check|checking]] you." 5351 wikitext text/x-wiki If you Jinx a player they can't put you in [[Check]] or [[Checkmate|its friend]]. The best way is [[to]] trick them into [[Check|checking]] you. pdclk2dpxxopi9oxx9r5wpv1y1uelnn 5362 5351 2023-01-29T22:33:24Z Craten 26192002 5362 wikitext text/x-wiki If you Jinx a player they can't put you in [[Check]] or [[Checkmate|its friend]]. The best way [[to]] trick someone into being Jinxed is [[to]] get them to [[check]] you. 51zl30ug8sww3hseinhyo6de9vqak61 0 3098 6011 2023-06-29T19:43:55Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Created page with "[[File:JohnPassant.jpg|thumb|253x253px]] John Passant is a former [[Tax evasion|tax]] lecturer and Assistant Commissioner of Taxation in charge of international tax reform in the ATO. John is also a PhD student in the School of [[1984|Politics]] and International Relations at the ANU. He is looking into the political economy of taxation. John’s first book of poetry, ''Songs for the Band Unformed'', was published in 2016. You can buy signed copies from the IA online s..." 6011 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:JohnPassant.jpg|thumb|253x253px]] John Passant is a former [[Tax evasion|tax]] lecturer and Assistant Commissioner of Taxation in charge of international tax reform in the ATO. John is also a PhD student in the School of [[1984|Politics]] and International Relations at the ANU. He is looking into the political economy of taxation. John’s first book of poetry, ''Songs for the Band Unformed'', was published in 2016. You can buy signed copies from the IA online store. His second book of poetry, ''Whose Broken is This?'' was published in late 2018. == Trivia == * John Passant is notable for discovering the move "[[In Passing|En Passant]]". * John occasionally blogs at "[http://enpassant.com.au/ En Passant]". * John often times helps the "Chess IRS" hunt down tax evaders. 6wqo5fivcfv7qzawbkdzhq6es9i3kn7 6018 6011 2023-06-30T05:39:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6018 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:JohnPassant.jpg|thumb|253x253px]] John Passant is a former [[Tax evasion|tax]] lecturer and Assistant Commissioner of Taxation in charge of international tax reform in the ATO. John is also a PhD student in the School of [[1984|Politics]] and International Relations at the ANU. He is looking into the political economy of taxation. John’s first book of poetry, ''Songs for the Band Unformed'', was published in 2016. You can buy signed copies from the IA online store. His second book of poetry, ''Whose Broken is This?'' was published in late 2018. == Trivia == * John Passant is notable for discovering the move "[[In Passing|En Passant]]". * John occasionally blogs at "[http://enpassant.com.au/ En Passant]". * John often times helps the "Chess IRS" hunt down tax evaders. [[Category:Characters]] ap7xmrtkgvzhqz4zqisrsvkcr0osb25 6517 6018 2023-08-28T18:56:58Z 2.97.99.207 6517 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:JohnPassant.jpg|thumb|253x253px]] John Passant is a former [[Tax evasion|tax]] lecturer and Assistant Commissioner of Taxation in charge of international tax reform in the ATO. John (Passant) is also a PhD student in the School of [[1984|Politics]] and International Relations at the ANU. He is looking into the political economy of taxation. John’s first book of poetry, ''Songs for the Band Unformed'', was published in 2016. You can buy signed copies from the IA online store. His second book of poetry, ''Whose Broken is This?'' was published in late 2018. Though a real person, John is ''such'' a [[:Category:Characters|character]]! == Trivia == * John Passant is notable for discovering the move "[[In Passing|En Passant]]". * John occasionally blogs at "[http://enpassant.com.au/ En Passant]". * John often times helps the "Chess IRS" hunt down tax evaders. [[Category:Characters]] p0h3bnfi0vxgmkx2yl1keelqkwtv4qg 0 3412 6834 2023-09-28T16:56:29Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Some [[Move|Moves]] are done as a [[Fun:Chess Jokes|Joke]]. This isn't always evident at the time of the Move itself, and can sometimes involve multiple Moves for the sake of a setup and a punchline, or a shaggy-dog Joke move. It is common [[to]] claim that a regrettable past Move was done as a Joke, and [[to]] request to use [[Undo]] and [[Takeback|Takebacks]] to reverse the effects of the past Move because the player didn't really mean it, and often every Move since a..." 6834 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Move|Moves]] are done as a [[Fun:Chess Jokes|Joke]]. This isn't always evident at the time of the Move itself, and can sometimes involve multiple Moves for the sake of a setup and a punchline, or a shaggy-dog Joke move. It is common [[to]] claim that a regrettable past Move was done as a Joke, and [[to]] request to use [[Undo]] and [[Takeback|Takebacks]] to reverse the effects of the past Move because the player didn't really mean it, and often every Move since as they are resultantly considered as insincere or constituents of the Joke move itself. All [[Jester]] [[Move|Moves]] are done as a [[Joke move|Joke]]. [[Category:Moves]] 2kmbujyax2z6ufgebmzdocnte2ojcbb 6845 6834 2023-09-29T03:48:26Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6845 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Move|Moves]] are done as a [[Fun:Chess Jokes|Joke]]. This isn't always evident at the time of the Move itself, and can sometimes involve multiple Moves for the sake of a setup and a punchline, or a shaggy-dog Joke move. It is common [[to]] claim that a regrettable past Move was done as a Joke, and [[to]] request to use [[Undo]] and [[Divine Pulse|Takebacks]] to reverse the effects of the past Move because the player didn't really mean it, and often every Move since as they are resultantly considered as insincere or constituents of the Joke move itself. All [[Jester]] [[Move|Moves]] are done as a [[Joke move|Joke]]. [[Category:Moves]] 9r4wwpddh813cr95rllyb442vkdav18 0 3561 7262 2024-11-30T05:07:00Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The [[Joker]] counts as any [[Piece]] (of any [[Suit]]) at any [[Time]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 7262 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Joker]] counts as any [[Piece]] (of any [[Suit]]) at any [[Time]]. [[Category:Pieces]] nfzb5a490eq98q83qj7uy5wess6z3ex 0 3487 7007 2024-02-09T01:20:06Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "At all points in a Chessgame, the Judgment of the [[Chess Umpire|Umpire]], Referee, [[Judge]], Jury, Panel, [[Opponent]] and [[Board]] are taken in [[to]] [[?|question]]. All actions must be passed by these considerers, in the order listed above. It is only when they reach a '''unanimous decision''' that a Move, Declaration, Result, or [[Chessundheit|Sneeze]] is accepted and considered [[Chess Canon|canon]]. [[Category:Meta]]" 7007 wikitext text/x-wiki At all points in a Chessgame, the Judgment of the [[Chess Umpire|Umpire]], Referee, [[Judge]], Jury, Panel, [[Opponent]] and [[Board]] are taken in [[to]] [[?|question]]. All actions must be passed by these considerers, in the order listed above. It is only when they reach a '''unanimous decision''' that a Move, Declaration, Result, or [[Chessundheit|Sneeze]] is accepted and considered [[Chess Canon|canon]]. [[Category:Meta]] rzrmqfhtznooov8gp14qz69tf5pl16n 7011 7007 2024-02-15T00:45:14Z Milo fett 34586 7011 wikitext text/x-wiki At all points in a Chessgame, the Judgment of the [[Chess Umpire|Umpire]], Referee, [[Chess Judge|Judge]], Jury, Panel, [[Opponent]] and [[Board]] are taken in [[to]] [[?|question]]. All actions must be passed by these considerers, in the order listed above. It is only when they reach a '''unanimous decision''' that a Move, Declaration, Result, or [[Chessundheit|Sneeze]] is accepted and considered [[Chess Canon|canon]]. [[Category:Meta]] j8reaweyzuwwqkoorfndrwscyt28clx 0 3360 6709 2023-09-08T16:59:10Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Jumping]] 6709 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Jumping]] dkphtedgft9gxgtvdellv5was95mjvb 0 2538 4905 2017-01-19T18:06:08Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Jumping''' is a [[move]] available to certain [[piece]]s, including the [[Horsey]], the [[Pogoman]], and any unit with a [[jetpack]] equipped. It originated in [[Chess]], b..." 4905 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Jumping''' is a [[move]] available to certain [[piece]]s, including the [[Horsey]], the [[Pogoman]], and any unit with a [[jetpack]] equipped. It originated in [[Chess]], but was later stolen by [[Checkers]]. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] gua4t80iz52ear0nf2650l9ymr6i876 5394 4905 2023-02-01T01:35:17Z Milo fett 34586 5394 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Web-snail-knight-001-the-british-library-cc.webp|thumb|A unit Jumping.]] '''Jumping''' is a [[move]] available to certain [[piece]]s, including the [[Horsey]], the [[Pogoman]], and any unit with a [[jetpack]] equipped. It originated in [[Chess]], but was later stolen by [[Checkers]]. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] dsi5qe28fe9e387gw2imngepu9io54x 0 2831 5493 2023-02-04T11:04:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Jupiter.jpg|thumb|640x640px]] '''Jupiter''' used to be a [[piece]] in [[Chess]], before [[a]] rule stating that no piece should be larger than [[Neptune]] was added. Prior [[to]] this rule, this was the second largest piece, followed only by the [[Pillars of Creation]]. <br> ==See also== * [[Neptune]] * [[World piece]] [[Category:Ex-Pieces]]" 5493 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Jupiter.jpg|thumb|640x640px]] '''Jupiter''' used to be a [[piece]] in [[Chess]], before [[a]] rule stating that no piece should be larger than [[Neptune]] was added. Prior [[to]] this rule, this was the second largest piece, followed only by the [[Pillars of Creation]]. <br> ==See also== * [[Neptune]] * [[World piece]] [[Category:Ex-Pieces]] 6pprbrgw04lidz8m7x5awbidn6piygr 0 3398 6811 2023-09-28T13:06:00Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Kamikaze]] is a self-destructive attack available to all Pieces, but always respecting their movement pattern. == Rook Kamikaze == A Rook's Kamikaze can go up an entire File, unstoppably eliminating any Piece it hits unless it is stopped. The Rook then [[Explosion|explodes]]. === Rolling Rook Kamikaze === By [[Rolling|lying on its side]], the Rook can cover multiple Files or Rows as it Kamikazes. This increases hit range and is considered the only means of a Piece ly..." 6811 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Kamikaze]] is a self-destructive attack available to all Pieces, but always respecting their movement pattern. == Rook Kamikaze == A Rook's Kamikaze can go up an entire File, unstoppably eliminating any Piece it hits unless it is stopped. The Rook then [[Explosion|explodes]]. === Rolling Rook Kamikaze === By [[Rolling|lying on its side]], the Rook can cover multiple Files or Rows as it Kamikazes. This increases hit range and is considered the only means of a Piece lying down that does not immediately eliminate it, as it is only eliminated when it comes to a stop. Some Rooks that have initiated a Rolling Rook Kamikaze are still technically alive due to Perpetual Rolling. == Castle Kamikaze == Same as Rook. == Bishop Kamikaze == See Rook, but think in diagonals. == Horsey Kamikaze == The Horsey's Kamikaze (which is also its [[Rampage]]) works in its signature L-shaped movement. Continuous L-shapes are performed, [[Take|clearing]] any Piece it touches. As this movement can be used to [[Knight's Tour|jump to every Square]] on the Chessboard, most players choose the Horsey Kamikaze to clear every piece other than the Horsey and their own King. == Pawn Kamikaze == The Pawn moves one step forward and dies. If it is the Pawn's first Move, they may move two steps forward and die. This Kamikaze can not be used to Take, so is generally considered a means of getting the Pawn out of the way. == Queen Kamikaze == The Queen can commit the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]] kamikazes as if her own, but also has a powered-up version of her [[Hurricane Spin]] with a greater attack range that doesn't even result in her becoming dizzy. It results in her becoming dead. == King Kamikaze == Since The King's Kamikaze kills the King, it is only used as a last resort, to force an [[Empty Board Stalemate]]. The King literally [[Falling over|falls over on purpose]], [[Taking]] any Piece he hits on his descent, as well as Taking his own life. [[Category:Moves]] 6kh1z4e63ov9liuyoblbc4i9jz0vi71 6812 6811 2023-09-28T13:11:46Z Craten 26192002 6812 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Kamikaze]] is a self-destructive attack available to all Pieces, but always respecting their movement pattern. == Rook Kamikaze == A Rook's Kamikaze can go up an entire File, unstoppably eliminating any Piece it hits unless it is stopped. The Rook then [[Explosion|explodes]]. === Rolling Rook Kamikaze === By [[Rolling|lying on its side]], the Rook can cover multiple Files or Rows as it Kamikazes. This increases hit range and is considered the only means of a Piece lying down that does not immediately eliminate it, as it is only eliminated when it comes to a stop. Some Rooks that have initiated a Rolling Rook Kamikaze are still technically alive due to Perpetual Rolling. == Castle Kamikaze == Same as Rook. == Bishop Kamikaze == See Rook, but think in diagonals. == Horsey Kamikaze == The Horsey's Kamikaze (which is also its [[Rampage]]) works in its signature L-shaped movement. Continuous L-shapes are performed, [[Take|clearing]] any Piece it touches. As this movement can be used to [[Horsey's Tour|jump to every Square]] on the Chessboard, most players choose the Horsey Kamikaze to clear every piece other than the Horsey and their own King. == Pawn Kamikaze == The Pawn moves one step forward and dies. If it is the Pawn's first Move, they may move two steps forward and die. This Kamikaze can not be used to Take, so is generally considered a means of getting the Pawn out of the way. == Queen Kamikaze == The Queen can commit the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]] kamikazes as if her own, but also has a powered-up version of her [[Hurricane Spin]] with a greater attack range that doesn't even result in her becoming dizzy. It results in her becoming dead. == King Kamikaze == Since The King's Kamikaze kills the King, it is only used as a last resort, to force an [[Empty Board Stalemate]]. The King literally [[Falling over|falls over on purpose]], [[Taking]] any Piece he hits on his descent, as well as Taking his own life. [[Category:Moves]] hafw2tu44gzqmz1b8mlmqmtc8sv26yj 6863 6812 2023-10-02T14:05:49Z 78.40.233.10 /* Rolling Rook Kamikaze */ 6863 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Kamikaze]] is a self-destructive attack available to all Pieces, but always respecting their movement pattern. == Rook Kamikaze == A Rook's Kamikaze can go up an entire File, unstoppably eliminating any Piece it hits unless it is stopped. The Rook then [[Explosion|explodes]]. === [[Rolling]] Rook Kamikaze === By [[Horizontal|lying on its side]], the Rook can cover multiple Files or Rows as it Kamikazes. This increases hit range and is considered the only means of a Piece lying down that does not immediately eliminate it, as it is only eliminated when it comes to a stop. Some Rooks that have initiated a Rolling Rook Kamikaze are still technically alive due to Perpetual Rolling. == Castle Kamikaze == Same as Rook. == Bishop Kamikaze == See Rook, but think in diagonals. == Horsey Kamikaze == The Horsey's Kamikaze (which is also its [[Rampage]]) works in its signature L-shaped movement. Continuous L-shapes are performed, [[Take|clearing]] any Piece it touches. As this movement can be used to [[Horsey's Tour|jump to every Square]] on the Chessboard, most players choose the Horsey Kamikaze to clear every piece other than the Horsey and their own King. == Pawn Kamikaze == The Pawn moves one step forward and dies. If it is the Pawn's first Move, they may move two steps forward and die. This Kamikaze can not be used to Take, so is generally considered a means of getting the Pawn out of the way. == Queen Kamikaze == The Queen can commit the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]] kamikazes as if her own, but also has a powered-up version of her [[Hurricane Spin]] with a greater attack range that doesn't even result in her becoming dizzy. It results in her becoming dead. == King Kamikaze == Since The King's Kamikaze kills the King, it is only used as a last resort, to force an [[Empty Board Stalemate]]. The King literally [[Falling over|falls over on purpose]], [[Taking]] any Piece he hits on his descent, as well as Taking his own life. [[Category:Moves]] hbu5hg3esf0c6f29vauib4ghf5o43pe 6866 6863 2023-10-02T14:10:49Z 78.40.233.10 6866 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Kamikaze]] is a self-destructive attack available to all Pieces, but always* respecting their movement pattern. == Rook Kamikaze == A Rook's Kamikaze can go up an entire File, unstoppably eliminating any Piece it hits unless it is stopped. The Rook then [[Explosion|explodes]]. === [[Rolling]] Rook Kamikaze === By [[Horizontal|lying on its side]], the Rook can cover multiple Files or Rows as it Kamikazes. This increases hit range and is considered the only means of a Piece lying down that does not immediately eliminate it, as it is only eliminated when it comes to a stop. Some Rooks that have initiated a Rolling Rook Kamikaze are still technically alive due to Perpetual Rolling. == Castle Kamikaze == Same as Rook. == Bishop Kamikaze == See Rook, but think in diagonals. == Horsey Kamikaze == The Horsey's Kamikaze (which is also its [[Rampage]]) works in its signature L-shaped movement. Continuous L-shapes are performed, [[Take|clearing]] any Piece it touches. As this movement can be used to [[Horsey's Tour|jump to every Square]] on the Chessboard, most players choose the Horsey Kamikaze to clear every piece other than the Horsey and their own King. == Pawn Kamikaze == The Pawn moves one step forward and dies. If it is the Pawn's first Move, they may move two steps forward and die. This Kamikaze can not be used to Take, so is generally considered a means of getting the Pawn out of the way. == Queen Kamikaze == The Queen can commit the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]] kamikazes as if her own, but also has a powered-up version of her [[Hurricane Spin]] with a greater attack range that doesn't even result in her becoming dizzy. It results in her becoming dead. == King Kamikaze == Since The King's Kamikaze kills the King, it is only used as a last resort, to force an [[Empty Board Stalemate]]. The King literally [[Falling over|falls over on purpose]], [[Taking]] any Piece he hits on his descent, as well as Taking his own life. [[Category:Moves]] rer4l82txlccj55e088swqmdx7tgqu5 0 2437 4690 2016-04-27T18:17:25Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Kasparov Beach''' is one of several racetracks included in the base game. It features a route through a tropical beach, including several jumps, a cave, and a dilapidated p..." 4690 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Kasparov Beach''' is one of several racetracks included in the base game. It features a route through a tropical beach, including several jumps, a cave, and a dilapidated pirate ship. Its difficulty is rated as Easy and its track favorite is the [[King]]. ==Trivia== * It is believed that the fisherman seen sitting on the dock is a reference to [[Bobby Fischer]], a famous fisherman. * For this level only, the [[Chess Cannon]] pickup found in [[? boxes]] shoots [[coconut]]s. * The sign found after the eighth left turn reading "Deep Blue Lagoon" is often speculated to be in bad taste. [[Category:Racetracks]] pygmnf7fy4erdlow707i34u82bkd32x 4691 4690 2016-04-27T18:17:55Z Milo fett 34586 4691 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Kasparov Beach''' is one of several racetracks included in the base game. It features a route through a tropical beach, including several jumps, a cave, and a dilapidated pirate ship. Its difficulty is rated as Easy and its track favorite is the [[King]]. ==Trivia== * It is believed that the fisherman seen sitting on the dock is a reference to [[Bobby Fischer]], a famous fisherman. * For this level only, the [[Chess Cannon]] pickup found in [[? box]]es shoots [[coconut]]s. * The sign found after the eighth left turn reading "Deep Blue Lagoon" is often speculated to be in poor taste. [[Category:Racetracks]] gz08exm7umppojpv4ld2swhk6da4s4h 0 3278 6462 2023-08-21T03:12:21Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "[[Player|Chessers]] are expected to always retain their persona. Luckily, every chesser's persona is just some dweeb who plays Chess, and that's who they really are anyway, so there is literally no way they can break character. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Real Life Events]]" 6462 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Player|Chessers]] are expected to always retain their persona. Luckily, every chesser's persona is just some dweeb who plays Chess, and that's who they really are anyway, so there is literally no way they can break character. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] dmth0dhhe426tmq2qofl5h60ua97nku 6463 6462 2023-08-21T03:12:31Z 2.97.99.207 6463 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Player|Chessers]] are expected [[to]] always retain their persona. Luckily, every chesser's persona is just some dweeb who plays Chess, and that's who they really are anyway, so there is literally no way they can break character. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] mm1mapyhpb0zbyt49qptgnm23ydcv5w 0 3130 6109 2023-07-25T13:47:26Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Keyboard''' is a useful thing to type and it looks like chess but the squares are rearranged and stretched lol that’s it no more" 6109 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Keyboard''' is a useful thing to type and it looks like chess but the squares are rearranged and stretched lol that’s it no more dwcjrp9ife38uwp7zb01opal3ap6s5a 0 3484 7002 2024-02-08T23:08:19Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Kickflip is a [[Board moves|Board move]] in which the rider flips the Chessboard [[Chess 360|360°]] along the axis that extends from the nose [[to]] the tail of the deck. When the rider is regular footed the board spins counter-clockwise if viewed from the side next [[to]] a clock. This move is [[often]] considered [[Illegal]] due to it being linked with unwarranted [[Death|knocking over of the pieces]], plus some Chessers get [[Tetchiness|tetchy]] about Chetiquette|..." 7002 wikitext text/x-wiki Kickflip is a [[Board moves|Board move]] in which the rider flips the Chessboard [[Chess 360|360°]] along the axis that extends from the nose [[to]] the tail of the deck. When the rider is regular footed the board spins counter-clockwise if viewed from the side next [[to]] a clock. This move is [[often]] considered [[Illegal]] due to it being linked with unwarranted [[Death|knocking over of the pieces]], plus some Chessers get [[Tetchiness|tetchy]] about [[Chetiquette|stepping on the board]]. A [[legal]] kickflip happens when all Pieces land in their original place (best achieved with [[Glue]]). [[Category:Moves]] did5bgat6nb8z7tn69hpxz41vwyvi76 7004 7002 2024-02-08T23:08:51Z Craten 26192002 7004 wikitext text/x-wiki A Kickflip is a [[Board moves|Board move]] in which the rider flips the Chessboard [[Chess 360|360°]] along the axis that extends from the nose [[to]] the tail of the deck. When the rider is regular footed the board spins counter-clockwise if viewed from the side next [[to]] a clock. This move is [[often]] considered [[Illegal]] due to it being linked with unwarranted [[Death|knocking over of the pieces]], plus some Chessers get [[Tetchiness|tetchy]] about [[Chetiquette|stepping on the board]]. A [[legal]] kickflip happens when all Pieces land in their original place (best achieved with [[Glue]]). [[Category:Moves]] 50qhydtn3o6hbijxjxtrhv6rns7cbpl 0 2562 4946 2018-12-31T23:58:53Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Death]] 4946 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Death]] guc4ybw85jzhlw0rlq8y80ohjymo0yd 0 2244 4291 2015-03-15T23:25:12Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by turn #17179869184. Files d through h glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are repl..." 4291 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by turn #17179869184. Files d through h glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[moves]] are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. To determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. 5can9tuw876t5t1npbhv23hh7xx6db5 4293 4291 2015-03-15T23:27:57Z 82.24.92.97 4293 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[moves]] are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. To determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. 3ra79vu3esq9fa5g2ts2x49wlkslx5m 4294 4293 2015-03-15T23:32:38Z 82.24.92.97 4294 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[moves]] are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. [[To]] determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. ldd8v4qcdijvd9269vpt8un63c14hzy 4805 4294 2016-08-31T21:03:27Z Milo fett 34586 4805 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[move]]s are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. [[To]] determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. Moving past the '''Kill Screen''' can have adverse result͡s for players and the state of thę g̷am͏e. Particularly bad cases can result in corruption̴ ̢o̧f b̶oth̴ f̧ut̴̢́u͞r̵̢e ̀g͘͞a̷͏́m͟͟e͜s̀̕ ̢҉á̕n̨d̨͡ e͡͞v̀̀͞é̡n̕͘͜ ̀͏҉[[Chess|C̡̡̛h̛͘e̵͘s̀͡͡s̀]] r̡̛͟e̕͞͏f҉ę͞r͏eń͢͠ce̡ ̵m̛͟a̧té̶r͞i̢a̵l͢ş. As̀ ą ̛re̡s̸u͏lt, ͜p̨l҉a͢yęrs̷ ar͢e ́cąut͡i҉one̢d҉ to ̵avoid ͢ŗe͝ac̢h̢i̷n̸g t́he͏ '''K̕i̛ll Sc͢reeń''' ̸u̶n͏le̵ss ̕ąbs͏olutęly ͝ne̶cess̵ar̵y,͢ ̡͘in̢ ̷ǫ̴r̨͢d̴͟͠e̷ŗ̴͘ ̵͟t̨o̴͠͡ ̨͞a̢̡͠v͝o͝i҉̨͢d̵̸ ͜͏c̴̀͠͡a̛͘͘t̸̶̛͜a̶͝ś̷̢͜t̴̢r̴̢̛͘͟o͘͟p̡̛h̕͠i̡̛͟͠c̶̶̢͢ ̕҉̶͞f̨̀͢͝͝a̶̛̕͜͏į̸͠͡l̸̢̨͟u̶͘͡ŕ̢͏̶̀ę̴̴.̨̧ bpkm5wflyfb5xkz4sounuwmf8386xld 4806 4805 2016-08-31T21:04:03Z Milo fett 34586 4806 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[move]]s are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. [[To]] determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. Moving past the '''Kill Screen''' can have adverse result͡s for players and the state of thę g̷am͏e. Particularly bad cases can result in corruption̴ ̢o̧f b̶oth̴ f̧ut̴̢́u͞r̵̢e ̀g͘͞a̷͏́m͟͟e͜s̀̕ ̢҉á̕n̨d̨͡ e͡͞v̀̀͞é̡n̕͘͜ ̀͏҉[[Chess|C̡̡̛h̛͘e̵͘s̀͡͡s̀]] r̡̛͟e̕͞͏f҉ę͞r͏eń͢͠ce̡ ̵m̛͟a̧té̶r͞i̢a̵l͢ş. As̀ ą ̛re̡s̸u͏lt, ͜p̨l҉a͢yęrs̷ ar͢e ́cąut͡i҉one̢d҉ to ̵avoid ͢ŗe͝ac̢h̢i̷n̸g t́he͏ '''K̕i̛ll Sc͢reeń''' ̸u̶n͏le̵ss ̕ąbs͏olutęly ͝ne̶cess̵ar̵y,͢ ̡͘in̢ ̷ǫ̴r̨͢d̴͟͠e̷ŗ̴͘ ̵͟t̨o̴͠͡ ̨͞a̢̡͠v͝o͝i҉̨͢d̵̸ ͜͏c̴̀͠͡a̛͘͘t̸̶̛͜a̶͝ś̷̢͜t̴̢r̴̢̛͘͟o͘͟p̡̛h̕͠i̡̛͟͠c̶̶̢͢ ̕҉̶͞f̨̀͢͝͝a̶̛̕͜͏į̸͠͡l̸̢̨͟u̶͘͡ŕ̢͏̶̀ę̴̴.̨̧ [[Category: G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]] si8ki544i60j0d16alq09b2vqq00q93 4807 4806 2016-08-31T21:08:05Z Milo fett 34586 4807 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[move]]s are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. [[To]] determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. Moving past the '''Kill Screen''' can have adverse result͡s for players and the state of thę g̷am͏e. Particularly bad cases can result in corruption̴ ̢o̧f b̶oth̴ f̧ut̴̢́u͞r̵̢e ̀g͘͞a̷͏́m͟͟e͜s̀̕ ̢҉á̕n̨d̨͡ e͡͞v̀̀͞é̡n̕͘͜ ̀͏҉[[Chess|C̡̡̛h̛͘e̵͘s̀͡͡s̀]] r̡̛͟e̕͞͏f҉ę͞r͏eń͢͠ce̡ ̵m̛͟a̧té̶r͞i̢a̵l͢ş. As̀ ą ̛re̡s̸u͏lt, ͜p̨l҉a͢yęrs̷ ar͢e ́cąut͡i҉one̢d҉ to ̵avoid ͢ŗe͝ac̢h̢i̷n̸g t́he͏ '''K̕i̛ll Sc͢reeń''' ̸u̶n͏le̵ss ̕ąbs͏olutęly ͝ne̶cess̵ar̵y,͢ ̡͘in̢ ̷ǫ̴r̨͢d̴͟͠e̷ŗ̴͘ ̵͟t̨o̴͠͡ ̨͞a̢̡͠v͝o͝i҉̨͢d̵̸ ͜͏c̴̀͠͡a̛͘͘t̸̶̛͜a̶͝ś̷̢͜t̴̢r̴̢̛͘͟o͘͟p̡̛h̕͠i̡̛͟͠c̶̶̢͢ ̕҉̶͞f̨̀͢͝͝a̶̛̕͜͏į̸͠͡l̸̢̨͟u̶͘͡ŕ̢͏̶̀ę̴̴.̨̧ [[Category: Game States|Category: G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]] qor2cp0syaolh3oq9d9u4icuix7e4x2 4808 4807 2016-08-31T21:08:18Z Milo fett 34586 4808 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[move]]s are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. [[To]] determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. Moving past the '''Kill Screen''' can have adverse result͡s for players and the state of thę g̷am͏e. Particularly bad cases can result in corruption̴ ̢o̧f b̶oth̴ f̧ut̴̢́u͞r̵̢e ̀g͘͞a̷͏́m͟͟e͜s̀̕ ̢҉á̕n̨d̨͡ e͡͞v̀̀͞é̡n̕͘͜ ̀͏҉[[Chess|C̡̡̛h̛͘e̵͘s̀͡͡s̀]] r̡̛͟e̕͞͏f҉ę͞r͏eń͢͠ce̡ ̵m̛͟a̧té̶r͞i̢a̵l͢ş. As̀ ą ̛re̡s̸u͏lt, ͜p̨l҉a͢yęrs̷ ar͢e ́cąut͡i҉one̢d҉ to ̵avoid ͢ŗe͝ac̢h̢i̷n̸g t́he͏ '''K̕i̛ll Sc͢reeń''' ̸u̶n͏le̵ss ̕ąbs͏olutęly ͝ne̶cess̵ar̵y,͢ ̡͘in̢ ̷ǫ̴r̨͢d̴͟͠e̷ŗ̴͘ ̵͟t̨o̴͠͡ ̨͞a̢̡͠v͝o͝i҉̨͢d̵̸ ͜͏c̴̀͠͡a̛͘͘t̸̶̛͜a̶͝ś̷̢͜t̴̢r̴̢̛͘͟o͘͟p̡̛h̕͠i̡̛͟͠c̶̶̢͢ ̕҉̶͞f̨̀͢͝͝a̶̛̕͜͏į̸͠͡l̸̢̨͟u̶͘͡ŕ̢͏̶̀ę̴̴.̨̧ [[Category: G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]] si8ki544i60j0d16alq09b2vqq00q93 4809 4808 2016-08-31T21:08:52Z Milo fett 34586 4809 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Kill Screen''' occurs if no winner has been discerned in a game of [[Chess]] by '''turn #17179869184'''. Files '''d''' through '''h''' glitch out and all [[pieces]] there are replaced by garbled characters, such as [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]]. All [[move]]s are impaired seemingly at random. It is believed that the '''Chess Kill Screen '''is the only remaining way for players to enter the [[Golden Realm]], via glitching up and down the right (h) side of the board repeatedly. [[To]] determine a victor in the event of a Kill Screen, it is customary for the game and both players to enter [[sudden death]]. Moving past the '''Kill Screen''' can have adverse result͡s for players and the state of thę g̷am͏e. Particularly bad cases can result in corruption̴ ̢o̧f b̶oth̴ f̧ut̴̢́u͞r̵̢e ̀g͘͞a̷͏́m͟͟e͜s̀̕ ̢҉á̕n̨d̨͡ e͡͞v̀̀͞é̡n̕͘͜ ̀͏҉[[Chess|C̡̡̛h̛͘e̵͘s̀͡͡s̀]] r̡̛͟e̕͞͏f҉ę͞r͏eń͢͠ce̡ ̵m̛͟a̧té̶r͞i̢a̵l͢ş. As̀ ą ̛re̡s̸u͏lt, ͜p̨l҉a͢yęrs̷ ar͢e ́cąut͡i҉one̢d҉ to ̵avoid ͢ŗe͝ac̢h̢i̷n̸g t́he͏ '''K̕i̛ll Sc͢reeń''' ̸u̶n͏le̵ss ̕ąbs͏olutęly ͝ne̶cess̵ar̵y,͢ ̡͘in̢ ̷ǫ̴r̨͢d̴͟͠e̷ŗ̴͘ ̵͟t̨o̴͠͡ ̨͞a̢̡͠v͝o͝i҉̨͢d̵̸ ͜͏c̴̀͠͡a̛͘͘t̸̶̛͜a̶͝ś̷̢͜t̴̢r̴̢̛͘͟o͘͟p̡̛h̕͠i̡̛͟͠c̶̶̢͢ ̕҉̶͞f̨̀͢͝͝a̶̛̕͜͏į̸͠͡l̸̢̨͟u̶͘͡ŕ̢͏̶̀ę̴̴.̨̧ [[Category: G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]] [[Category: Bugs]] juu0bres7q9e4kot0k8mglubw1gy660 0 2193 4176 2015-03-11T08:12:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landi..." 4176 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. he5wrksst5aalyavyp88ftyem7hbtdp 4177 4176 2015-03-11T08:13:05Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4177 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. [[Category:Pieces]] izvimdj7yw9wr270mnreb6292t4ywhe 4216 4177 2015-03-11T20:42:36Z Milo fett 34586 4216 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is voiced by [[Seth Green]]. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. [[Category:Pieces]] s2kkuxwhg0wk2pjuhtqtiwck019lu1c 5209 4216 2023-01-18T04:27:27Z 79.66.87.129 5209 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is voiced by [[Seth Green]]. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] 5g6ygf5lq33q6isnlduarpi3dp48o6a 7163 5209 2024-06-29T18:09:51Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7163 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is voiced by [[Seth Green]]. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r14npkcr3zu4l0s9kw6fbxbzky3ou9z 7214 7163 2024-08-28T23:36:41Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7214 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''King''' is the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] lfhw2njapvxt28gk5bheeni330a9p9o 7218 7214 2024-08-30T23:24:55Z Craten 26192002 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:79.66.87.129|79.66.87.129]] 5209 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is voiced by [[Seth Green]]. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] 5g6ygf5lq33q6isnlduarpi3dp48o6a 7222 7218 2024-09-02T17:48:24Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7222 wikitext text/x-wiki King is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is voiced by [[Seth Green]]. King is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r14npkcr3zu4l0s9kw6fbxbzky3ou9z 7268 7222 2024-11-30T20:19:53Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7268 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''King''' is, as his name implies, the most powerful piece in a game of Chess. He is voiced by [[Seth Green]]. '''King''' is based on the character of John (1325-16) from Greek legend. James was known for always landing on his feet, and was an awful timekeeper! Jim particularly enjoyed to play Chess, and the [[fantigo]] is based on him. We remember Joan in our prayers every nights. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] s59oi3aytj3bqsy9zwa78z534qqq0an 0 2823 5484 2023-02-03T17:46:07Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Kings-castle.png|thumb|524x524px]] ''Maybe you were searching for: [[Castle]], [[The Great Castling]], [[Castling Queenside]]'' The '''King's Castle''' is a [[:Category:Locations|location]] set inside the [[Chess World]]. It is the castle in which the [[opponent]] [[King]] lives. It is considered to be the final world in some [[Chess Canon|Chess canons]]. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Worlds]]" 5484 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Kings-castle.png|thumb|524x524px]] ''Maybe you were searching for: [[Castle]], [[The Great Castling]], [[Castling Queenside]]'' The '''King's Castle''' is a [[:Category:Locations|location]] set inside the [[Chess World]]. It is the castle in which the [[opponent]] [[King]] lives. It is considered to be the final world in some [[Chess Canon|Chess canons]]. [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Worlds]] cnwgdo0njuokix76y6n3rc53s0kxf4n 0 2333 4457 2016-01-30T01:10:09Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "As well as movement and attacks, the [[King]] is capable of a special move called the [[King's Nap]]. When the [[Super Combo]] gauge is full (Lv. 3), simply rest the King pie..." 4457 wikitext text/x-wiki As well as movement and attacks, the [[King]] is capable of a special move called the [[King's Nap]]. When the [[Super Combo]] gauge is full (Lv. 3), simply rest the King piece on his side, and he will recover health slowly, but be unable to move. On your next turn, [[coinflip|flip a coin]] [[to]] determine whether he wakes - as ever, Heads is a wake and Tails remains a sleep. Repeat this act on future turns until the King is awake or dies peacefully in his sleep. onhjf07fq7695befy3l7n4fnp7iqzdh 4458 4457 2016-01-30T01:10:37Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4458 wikitext text/x-wiki As well as movement and attacks, the [[King]] is capable of a special move called the [[King's Nap]]. When the [[Super Combo]] gauge is full (Lv. 3), simply rest the King piece on his side, and he will recover health slowly, but be unable to move. On your next turn, [[coinflip|flip a coin]] [[to]] determine whether he wakes - as ever, Heads is a wake and Tails remains a sleep. Repeat this act on future turns until the King is awake or dies peacefully in his sleep. [[Category:Maneuvers]] bqz8bbcb5haw7v23y7l6qtz1ru79h8a 4465 4458 2016-01-30T01:24:56Z 82.31.22.143 4465 wikitext text/x-wiki As well as movement and attacks, the [[King]] is capable of a special move called the [[King's Nap]]. When the [[Super Combo]] gauge is full (Lv. 3), simply rest the King piece on his side, and he will recover health slowly, but be unable to move. On your next turn, [[coinflip|flip a coin]] [[to]] determine whether he wakes - as ever, Heads is a wake and Tails remains a sleep. Repeat this act on future turns until the King is awake or [[death|dies peacefully in his sleep]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] le5n30ajwq95x55nexuyul6s0a9pdc5 0 2220 4251 2015-03-11T22:32:40Z 24.17.162.2 Created article 4251 wikitext text/x-wiki "King Me!" is a move that does not appear in chess, but rather Checkers, the natural rival to chess. rha3lqddp0k91r9mk2gah1j88wf6l1b 4255 4251 2015-03-11T22:38:03Z 24.17.162.2 4255 wikitext text/x-wiki "King Me!" is a move that does not appear in chess, but rather Checkers, the natural rival to chess. In checkers, after a series of moves, one player can demand of the other that they "King" them. To do so, after the aforementioned series of events which may take place in the game of checkers, the "King-er" must admit that the "King-ee"'s checkers abilities are divinely ordained by Our Heavenly Father.  It is reported that Charlemagne once yelled this phrase at Pope Leo III, thus leading to his being crowned Emperor. gxsorc9ptaipsikmrskorv8lz42lcdy 4256 4255 2015-03-11T22:40:07Z 24.17.162.2 Changed instance of "scaphism" to "checkers" 4256 wikitext text/x-wiki "King Me!" is a move that does not appear in chess, but rather Checkers, the natural rival to chess. In checkers, after a series of moves, one player can demand of the other that they "King" them. To do so, after the aforementioned series of events which may take place in the game of checkers, the "King-er" must admit that the "King-ee"'s checkers abilities are divinely ordained by [[Our Heavenly Father]].  It is reported that Charlemagne once yelled this phrase at Pope Leo III, thus leading to his being crowned Emperor. 1cnwyayijzur3h8jvybhvbp0u32mutr 0 2408 4631 2016-03-15T06:17:02Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If a [[Pawn|Prawn]]'s [[transmutation]] in[[to]] a [[King]] is interrupted, it becomes the hybrid of the lowliest and highliest [[Pieces]], the [[King Prawn]]." 4631 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Pawn|Prawn]]'s [[transmutation]] in[[to]] a [[King]] is interrupted, it becomes the hybrid of the lowliest and highliest [[Pieces]], the [[King Prawn]]. gu8wv1xrubnyp6x9zdjdslk7r5jlo1w 4632 4631 2016-03-15T06:17:12Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4632 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Pawn|Prawn]]'s [[transmutation]] in[[to]] a [[King]] is interrupted, it becomes the hybrid of the lowliest and highliest [[Pieces]], the [[King Prawn]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Seafood]] d2losk8feqe7nnm163xkx3fxcyafetn 4633 4632 2016-03-15T06:18:05Z Craten 26192002 4633 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Pawn|Prawn]]'s [[transmutation]] in[[to]] a [[King]] is interrupted, it becomes the hybrid of the lowliest and highliest [[Pieces]], the [[King Prawn]]. The [[King Prawns|King Prawn]] moves like a [[Pawn|Prawn]] but walks like a [[King]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Seafood]] slh25rhwhxtxvm0bit81wflku402n5r 0 2354 4511 2016-02-02T05:04:25Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[King vs. King]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] with all [[Pieces]] removed but for the [[King]]s. The rule of [[Checkmate]] is ignored in this variant." 4511 wikitext text/x-wiki [[King vs. King]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] with all [[Pieces]] removed but for the [[King]]s. The rule of [[Checkmate]] is ignored in this variant. ivg3pelrwjeqp64dovubufj21lpyfgb 4512 4511 2016-02-02T05:04:33Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4512 wikitext text/x-wiki [[King vs. King]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] with all [[Pieces]] removed but for the [[King]]s. The rule of [[Checkmate]] is ignored in this variant. [[Category:Variants]] hwrhqifeieepcgglqh7y6huq7uu9t8l 6610 4512 2023-09-05T23:11:27Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6610 wikitext text/x-wiki [[King vs. King]] is a [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] with all [[Pieces]] removed but for the [[King]]s. The rule of [[Checkmate]] is ignored in this variant. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Vs.]] 18kj5ij0w9m7njuyhkgq5zqdjfj5khh 0 2286 4372 2015-03-20T00:57:37Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Kintan_strider.png|right|300px]] The '''Kintan strider''' is one of the more powerful chess [[pieces]]. It wields a large club against foes and is known for moving wit..." 4372 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Kintan_strider.png|right|300px]] The '''Kintan strider''' is one of the more powerful chess [[pieces]]. It wields a large club against foes and is known for moving with a jumping motion. [[Category:Pieces]] 5bu9d0bbhf3idlho3lg9u4forrnr906 4484 4372 2016-02-02T04:00:58Z Milo fett 34586 4484 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Kintan_strider.png|right|300px]] The '''Kintan strider''' is one of the more powerful chess [[pieces]]. It wields a large [[clubs|club]] against foes and is known for moving with a jumping motion. [[Category:Pieces]] cet1k1ciiowci9ihye8e3fbsdy86m2p 4520 4484 2016-02-03T07:52:39Z Milo fett 34586 4520 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Kintan_strider.png|right|300px]] The '''Kintan strider''' is one of the more powerful chess [[pieces]]. It wields a large [[clubs|club]] against foes and is known for moving with a jumping motion. [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Pieces]] o8mtj1tb0w791vhpr73zwad4n2ot23l 4906 4520 2017-01-19T18:23:06Z Milo fett 34586 4906 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Kintan_strider.png|right|300px]] The '''Kintan strider''' is one of the more powerful chess [[pieces]]. It wields a large [[clubs|club]] against foes and is known for moving with a [[jumping]] motion. [[Category:Monsters]] [[Category:Pieces]] 89fzpdl3danu93fl9po5nlha4vtavi7 0 3564 7269 2024-12-01T23:49:23Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "In the ''Chess X Death Note'' [[DLC]], one Piece is Kira. As its turn action, in addition [[to]] its standard skills, this Piece can kill any other Piece it knows the Name of, such as ''[[White]] [[Queen]]'s [[Bishop]]''. It is the goal of all players to figure out who Kira is, and the goal of Kira to mask who they are. [[Category:Crossovers]]" 7269 wikitext text/x-wiki In the ''Chess X Death Note'' [[DLC]], one Piece is Kira. As its turn action, in addition [[to]] its standard skills, this Piece can kill any other Piece it knows the Name of, such as ''[[White]] [[Queen]]'s [[Bishop]]''. It is the goal of all players to figure out who Kira is, and the goal of Kira to mask who they are. [[Category:Crossovers]] 935ax9momvdg9bido8d7dm3tt9fp7dp 0 2175 4144 2015-03-11T05:53:43Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Horsey]] 4144 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Horsey]] d0rs26invkpe8kaqgw2ap0pack0d74q 5430 4144 2023-02-02T12:06:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Removed redirect to [[Horsey]] 5430 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], the '''Knight''' is a kind of mini-boss, and the very first [[Boss Fight|boss fight]] in the game. There are always 2 knights (1 white, 1 black) guarding the outer perimeter of the [[board]], blocking access to the rest of the [[Chess World|world]]. In order for a team to gain access past the main perimeter, it must defeat the Knight of the opposite color. == Battle == Being the first [[boss]] in the game, the Knight is generally not too tough to beat. It's attacks are melee-range only, and can be avoided by using long-range pieces such as the [[Bishop]], [[Rook]], [[Chess Cannon]], [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]], et cetera. The Knight only takes 5 [[HP|hits]] to take down, and it's moveset is that of the [[King]], so don't worry about it evading much of your attacks! == Quote == ''"NONE SHALL PASS."'' - Black Knight == Trivia == * For reasons perplexing to science, the [[Horsey]] is often mistakenly labeled as Knight. The correlation between the two is none. [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Pieces]] ma7wvd8zyxsqm07w5k3yhntwnbqdar7 7093 5430 2024-06-25T22:35:12Z Craten 26192002 7093 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess Knight.png|thumb|Knight from Chess]] In [[Chess]], the '''Knight''' is a kind of mini-boss, and the very first [[Boss Fight|boss fight]] in the game. There are always 2 knights (1 white, 1 black) guarding the outer perimeter of the [[board]], blocking access to the rest of the [[Chess World|world]]. In order for a team to gain access past the main perimeter, it must defeat the Knight of the opposite color. == Battle == Being the first [[boss]] in the game, the Knight is generally not too tough to beat. It's attacks are melee-range only, and can be avoided by using long-range pieces such as the [[Bishop]], [[Rook]], [[Chess Cannon]], [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]], et cetera. The Knight only takes 5 [[HP|hits]] to take down, and it's moveset is that of the [[King]], so don't worry about it evading much of your attacks! == Quote == ''"NONE SHALL PASS."'' - Black Knight == Trivia == * For reasons perplexing to science, the [[Horsey]] is often mistakenly labeled as Knight. The correlation between the two is none. [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Pieces]] b516nlbjuh3hdsbel7f229d733j74vm 7114 7093 2024-06-27T21:27:54Z Craten 26192002 7114 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Did you mean [[Night]]? Probably. That's always in Chess. This guy hasn't shown up for years.''[[File:Chess Knight.png|thumb|Knight from Chess]] In [[Chess]], the '''Knight''' is a kind of mini-boss, and the very first [[Boss Fight|boss fight]] in the game. There are always 2 knights (1 white, 1 black) guarding the outer perimeter of the [[board]], blocking access to the rest of the [[Chess World|world]]. In order for a team to gain access past the main perimeter, it must defeat the Knight of the opposite color. == Battle == Being the first [[boss]] in the game, the Knight is generally not too tough to beat. It's attacks are melee-range only, and can be avoided by using long-range pieces such as the [[Bishop]], [[Rook]], [[Chess Cannon]], [[Intercontinental Ballistic Missile]], et cetera. The Knight only takes 5 [[HP|hits]] to take down, and it's moveset is that of the [[King]], so don't worry about it evading much of your attacks! == Quote == ''"NONE SHALL PASS."'' - Black Knight == Trivia == * For reasons perplexing to science, the [[Horsey]] is often mistakenly labeled as Knight. The correlation between the two is none. [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] ebrbo7b3amo276ugt5g5kwjl00u638z 0 2583 4985 2020-08-03T11:08:03Z 2.98.84.227 Created page with "''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by Carl Schenkel and written by Brad Mirman, is an American film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding..." 4985 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by Carl Schenkel and written by Brad Mirman, is an American film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers to how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not to, and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us to believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure to father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow suit, and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him to help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. hkqqjwiqufsrl7dcsy7qlu6gcp19tjd 4986 4985 2020-08-03T12:37:35Z 2.98.84.227 4986 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by Carl Schenkel and written by Brad Mirman, is an American film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers to how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not to, and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us to believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure to father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow suit, and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him to help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The Pawns are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are taken. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. 2kx7kc7qp6qr5prv0rk8lgbuk4xarfc 4988 4986 2020-08-03T12:47:53Z 2.98.84.227 4988 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by Carl Schenkel and written by Brad Mirman, is an American film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers [[to]] how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not [[to]], and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us [[to]] believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure [[to]] father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow suit, and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him [[to]] help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The Pawns are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are [[taken]]. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago in an upcoming prequel. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. 7g6q2il6ttdm7l42k8ld7gdiyldtaum 4989 4988 2020-08-03T12:52:42Z 2.98.84.227 4989 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by [[Carl Schenkel]] and written by [[Brad Mirman]], is an [[USA|American]] film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers [[to]] how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not [[to]], and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us [[to]] believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure [[to]] father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow suit, and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him [[to]] help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The Pawns are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are [[taken]]. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago in an upcoming prequel. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. A significant difference to the character of [[King]] is that [[Peter]] has a [[gun]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * Allusions [[to]] [[Timed Chess]] are made in the film's running [[time]]. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. 6bopjuz5gw7i65niub6lgkqbdirdvc1 4990 4989 2020-08-03T12:53:30Z 2.98.84.227 4990 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by [[Carl Schenkel]] and written by [[Brad Mirman]], is an [[USA|American]] film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers [[to]] how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not [[to]], and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us [[to]] believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure [[to]] father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow suit, and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him [[to]] help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The [[Pawn|Pawns]] are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are [[taken]]. * The [[Pawn Shop]] is adapted into ''Roxbridge Rentals''. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago in an upcoming prequel. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. A significant difference to the character of [[King]] is that [[Peter]] has a [[gun]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * Allusions [[to]] [[Timed Chess]] are made in the film's running [[time]]. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. anm0g7hnhl65h95eecx24jfi90usk04 4991 4990 2020-08-03T12:54:18Z 2.98.84.227 4991 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by [[Carl Schenkel]] and written by [[Brad Mirman]], is an [[USA|American]] film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers [[to]] how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not [[to]], and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us [[to]] believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure [[to]] father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow suit, and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him [[to]] help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The [[Pawn|Pawns]] are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are [[taken]]. * The [[Pawn Shop]] is adapted into ''Roxbridge Rentals''. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago in an upcoming prequel. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. A significant difference to the character of [[King]] is that [[Peter]] has a [[gun]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * Allusions [[to]] [[Timed Chess]] are made in the film's running [[time]]. * Peter performs a [[Piranha Spindive]]. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. ea7u8r5mmr6cb9ylluii4kvj27t7qa3 4992 4991 2020-08-03T20:36:57Z 2.98.84.227 4992 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by [[Carl Schenkel]] and written by [[Brad Mirman]], is an [[USA|American]] film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers [[to]] how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not [[to]], and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us [[to]] believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure [[to]] father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow [[suit]], and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him [[to]] help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The [[Pawn|Pawns]] are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are [[taken]]. * The [[Pawn Shop]] is adapted into ''Roxbridge Rentals''. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago in an upcoming prequel. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. A significant difference to the character of [[King]] is that [[Peter]] has a [[gun]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * Allusions [[to]] [[Timed Chess]] are made in the film's running [[time]]. * Peter performs a [[Piranha Spindive]]. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. l0pgj3gzdzqcloaxdct4grd8ti0kd8z 6219 4992 2023-07-26T19:52:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6219 wikitext text/x-wiki ''<nowiki/>'Knight Moves,'' directed by [[Carl Schenkel]] and written by [[Brad Mirman]], is an [[USA|American]] film from 1992, the first movie adaptation of Chess, and theretby the founding film of the [[Chess Cinematic Universe]]. The title refers [[to]] how there is a killer who moves in the night. They missed a trick by not making a [[Chess]] reference. == Synopsis == Two boys in [[1970s|the 1970s]] play [[Chess (1970s Edition)|Chess]]. One beats the other, who then proceeds [[to]] beat him. This bad kid then watches his father leave and his mother die, then plays some [[Chess]] despite explicit warning not [[to]], and vows to have issues throughout his life. In the [[1992|modern day]] on [[Bainbridge Island, Washington|Roxbridge Island]], [[Washington (State)|Washington]], [[Peter Sanderson]] is a vaguely European chessmaster whose sociopathic manner and a strategic fade-cut lead us [[to]] believe is the violent child. He's incompetent at forming sentences in English but shows no sign of fluency in any other languages — except that of [[Chess]]! He is a doting father to [[Erica Sanderson|Erica]] and son-figure [[to]] father-figure [[Jeremy (Knight Moves)|Jeremy]]. He enjoys a [[booty call]] with someone who promptly [[death|dies]], then some other people follow [[suit]], and Peter is top suspect! This is like in [[Chess]]. [[Policeman|Cops]] accuse Peter of murder, but also need him [[to]] help with their investigation! What will happen? == Trivia == As an adaptation of [[Chess]], ''Knight Moves ''takes many liberties. * ''Knight Moves ''is told as a [[defense|defensive]] game from the perspective of [[Black]]. [[White]]'s team is thereby underrepresented but [[Brad Mirman|the screenwriter]] has teased a follow-up from White's perspective. * The [[Bishop]] is renamed [[Jeremy|Jeremy.]] Only one Bishop is present. * The [[Pawn|Pawns]] are all young women who recently moved to Roxbridge Island. Six pawns are [[taken]]. * The [[Pawn Shop]] is adapted into ''Roxbridge Rentals''. * The [[Queen]] is psychologist [[Kathy Sheppard]]. Her deductive powers are retained, but she is held in low esteem by the rest of [[Black]]. * The Rook is represented by [[Erica]] (''E-rook-a''). One Rook is present but it is suggested that [[Peter's wife]] was a former Rook (''B-rook-e Sanderson?)'', [[taken]] years ago in an upcoming prequel. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] are not present in any clear form but are thought to be represented by the two primary [[Policeman|Police]] officers. One further police officer poses as a [[Pawn]] but is in fact a [[Horsey]]. She can be thought of as a reference to a [[Transmutation|Transmutated]] Horsey, [[APAB|assigned Pawn at birth]]. * [[Peter Sanderson|Peter]] himself is a loose adaptation of the [[King]], initially sharing his character's powerlessness and lack of deductive skills, but eventually developing into a true victor who can [[take]] the opponent's [[IT Specialist|computer guy]]. A significant difference to the character of [[King]] is that [[Peter]] has a [[gun]]. Note: None of these character adaptations are addressed in the movie. * The [[Chessboard]] is represented by ''Roxbridge Island'', based on [[Bainbridge Island]]. Its map has 64 reference squares, arranged in an A-H, 1-8 fashion. * Allusions [[to]] [[Timed Chess]] are made in the film's running [[time]]. * Peter performs a [[Piranha Spindive]]. * When Peter knows he's going to win, he says [[Checkmate]]. When he wins, he says [[Game's Over]]. == Release == The film was released in two cuts: one which cut a lot of important plot points and lasted 105 or 116 minutes, and a 2020 revised edition that makes more sense and lasts 13:27. The latter is [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tuQCjpRwpk available online in full]. [[Category:Movies]] ojx7rxdn77eamz387ai7zefidcdmp3m 0 2615 5070 2023-01-08T20:06:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The Knook is a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' tier piece in chess. It does not spawn at the beginning of the game, a player must invoke it by promoting a [[pawn]]. ===Design=== The Knook's design is a combination between the [[horsey]] piece and the [[rook]] pieces. It's name is a play on the word Knock, because of the sound it makes when you put it down on a board. ===Gameplay=== The Knook can only be invoked using [[pawn]] promotion, therefore making..." 5070 wikitext text/x-wiki The Knook is a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' tier piece in chess. It does not spawn at the beginning of the game, a player must invoke it by promoting a [[pawn]]. ===Design=== The Knook's design is a combination between the [[horsey]] piece and the [[rook]] pieces. It's name is a play on the word Knock, because of the sound it makes when you put it down on a board. ===Gameplay=== The Knook can only be invoked using [[pawn]] promotion, therefore making it a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' piece. The Knook's moveset is a complete fusion of the [[horsey]] and [[rook]] movesets, It can move anywhere these 2 pieces can. This renders it about as valuable as the [[queen]]. ===Special abilities=== ====Knook boost==== The Knook can get an extra move in the same turn it's invoked ====The Great Wall==== The Knook can castle with it's [[King]] at any given time. This move is not limited by the distance between the Knook and it's [[King]] nor the pieces inbetween (see the [[Horsey|horsey's]] jumping ability). This can be done horizontally and vertically ====Damage Resistance==== The knook has 2 times more HP than a regular piece [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] rcbj1xos2zz5sgceuczuzhybsp65xa0 5072 5070 2023-01-08T20:25:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 5072 wikitext text/x-wiki The Knook is a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' tier piece in chess. It does not spawn at the beginning of the game, a player must invoke it by promoting a [[pawn]]. ===Design=== The Knook's design is a combination between the [[horsey]] piece and the [[rook]] pieces. It's name is a play on the word Knock, because of the sound it makes when you put it down on a board. ===Gameplay=== The Knook can only be invoked using [[pawn]] promotion, therefore making it a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' piece. The Knook's moveset is a complete fusion of the [[horsey]] and [[rook]] movesets, It can move anywhere these 2 pieces can. This renders it about as valuable as the [[queen]]. ===Special abilities=== ====Knook boost==== The Knook can get an extra move in the same turn it's invoked ====The Great Wall==== The Knook can castle with it's [[King]] at any given time. This move is not limited by the distance between the Knook and it's [[King]] nor the pieces inbetween (see the [[Horsey|horsey's]] jumping ability). This can be done horizontally and vertically ====Damage Resistance==== The Knook has 2 times more HP than a regular piece === Known issues === * The Knook doesn't have a death animation, it will just vanish [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] liypx6tjq2gb5728lbolwvye0r8x8g0 5131 5072 2023-01-10T19:46:59Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added disclaimer 5131 wikitext text/x-wiki ''NOT to be confused with [[Jeffery]]'' The Knook is a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' tier piece in chess. It does not spawn at the beginning of the game, a player must invoke it by promoting a [[pawn]]. ===Design=== The Knook's design is a combination between the [[horsey]] piece and the [[rook]] pieces. It's name is a play on the word Knock, because of the sound it makes when you put it down on a board. ===Gameplay=== The Knook can only be invoked using [[pawn]] promotion, therefore making it a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' piece. The Knook's moveset is a complete fusion of the [[horsey]] and [[rook]] movesets, It can move anywhere these 2 pieces can. This renders it about as valuable as the [[queen]]. ===Special abilities=== ====Knook boost==== The Knook can get an extra move in the same turn it's invoked ====The Great Wall==== The Knook can castle with it's [[King]] at any given time. This move is not limited by the distance between the Knook and it's [[King]] nor the pieces inbetween (see the [[Horsey|horsey's]] jumping ability). This can be done horizontally and vertically ====Damage Resistance==== The Knook has 2 times more HP than a regular piece === Known issues === * The Knook doesn't have a death animation, it will just vanish [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] hmwpie3q4n51wrcu4sgv4xue24djecb 6622 5131 2023-09-07T00:40:59Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6622 wikitext text/x-wiki ''NOT to be confused with [[Jeffery]]'' The Knook is a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' tier piece in chess. It does not spawn at the beginning of the game, a player must invoke it by promoting a [[pawn]]. ===Design=== The Knook's design is a combination between the [[horsey]] piece and the [[rook]] pieces. It's name is a play on the word Knock, because of the sound it makes when you put it down on a board. ===Gameplay=== The Knook can only be invoked using [[pawn]] promotion, therefore making it a '''<span style="color:#80C0F0;">RARE</span>''' piece. The Knook's moveset is a complete fusion of the [[horsey]] and [[rook]] movesets, It can move anywhere these 2 pieces can. This renders it about as valuable as the [[queen]]. ===Special abilities=== ====Knook boost==== The Knook can get an extra move in the same turn it's invoked ====The Great Wall==== The Knook can castle with it's [[King]] at any given time. This move is not limited by the distance between the Knook and it's [[King]] nor the pieces inbetween (see the [[Horsey|horsey's]] jumping ability). This can be done horizontally and vertically ====Damage Resistance==== The Knook has 2 times more HP than a regular piece === Known issues === * The Knook doesn't have a death animation, it will just vanish [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] nfeifafy93crxe7c0hsd1fqmif8i2aw 0 3335 6578 2023-08-31T11:20:30Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "== Key == * Level 1 bullets: known flaws ** Level 2 bullets: suggested solutions == Known flaws of Chess == * White goes first throughout the whole game ** Both players go first in sync, removing this problem from the first turn. Play continues from there, White Black White Black etc. ** [[Action Chess]] * Too much is left to [[chance]] ** Get luckier! * Aesthetically dull ("black and white") ** The simple aesthetics of Chess were established to make the game accessib..." 6578 wikitext text/x-wiki == Key == * Level 1 bullets: known flaws ** Level 2 bullets: suggested solutions == Known flaws of Chess == * White goes first throughout the whole game ** Both players go first in sync, removing this problem from the first turn. Play continues from there, White Black White Black etc. ** [[Action Chess]] * Too much is left to [[chance]] ** Get luckier! * Aesthetically dull ("black and white") ** The simple aesthetics of Chess were established to make the game accessible [[to]] anyone with [[white]] paper and a [[black]] [[Printer|print]] cartridge. If this upsets you, consider everyone who's been included as a result of these admittedly dull aesthetics. * [[Patriarchy]] ** The only piece confirmed as biologically male is the King; the others have different identities and unknowns. Though the [[Chess Army]] '''is''' a patriarchy, the [[King]] exists as a burdensome near-invalid, with the Queen as a super-capable ''Queen of all Trades''. If anything, this game has an overt female supremacy, which is why [[Women's Chess|women have had to be excluded from Chess tournaments]]. * Few distinct game outcomes ** This just [[Choice|comes with the territory, man]]. Roll with it. [[It's Chess (phrase)|It's Chess]]. * Chess is very boring ** Play a [https://monopoly.fandom.com/wiki/Monopoly better game] [[Category:Meta]] 3gxzkgxxvcuhhe3ljaiscugiacluy3x 6860 6578 2023-10-02T14:03:19Z 78.40.233.12 6860 wikitext text/x-wiki not to be confused with [[Known issues]] == Key == * Level 1 bullets: known flaws ** Level 2 bullets: suggested solutions == Known flaws of Chess == * White goes first throughout the whole game ** Both players go first in sync, removing this problem from the first turn. Play continues from there, White Black White Black etc. ** [[Action Chess]] * Too much is left to [[chance]] ** Get luckier! * Aesthetically dull ("black and white") ** The simple aesthetics of Chess were established to make the game accessible [[to]] anyone with [[white]] paper and a [[black]] [[Printer|print]] cartridge. If this upsets you, consider everyone who's been included as a result of these admittedly dull aesthetics. * [[Patriarchy]] ** The only piece confirmed as biologically male is the King; the others have different identities and unknowns. Though the [[Chess Army]] '''is''' a patriarchy, the [[King]] exists as a burdensome near-invalid, with the Queen as a super-capable ''Queen of all Trades''. If anything, this game has an overt female supremacy, which is why [[Women's Chess|women have had to be excluded from Chess tournaments]]. * Few distinct game outcomes ** This just [[Choice|comes with the territory, man]]. Roll with it. [[It's Chess (phrase)|It's Chess]]. * Chess is very boring ** Play a [https://monopoly.fandom.com/wiki/Monopoly better game] [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 88gqr97rfr2v7dwwip6g23mc2tq1u9i 0 2430 4680 2016-04-27T16:10:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There are several '''known issues'', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving betwe..." 4680 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several '''known issues'', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving between [[B3]] and [[A25]] * [[Chess Buzzard]]s occasionally feed upon living pieces * The [[board]] occasionally spontaneously rotates all the [[square]]s by 180 degrees (just the squares, not the [[piece]]s) * My brother wins every time, I feel like he should lose once in a while if the game is really fair * [[King]] and [[Rook]] occasionally get stuck in each other while [[castling]] == Closed == * The [[white]] [[King]] repeats the line "Well! I'm the king!" several times per minute when playing in the southern hemisphere ** Fixed: each King now comes with a small placard reading "The King's favorite hobby is to go south of the equator and announce that he's the king". [[Category:Bugs]] m9ytua140gti35n85dv6v64942nlvik 4681 4680 2016-04-27T16:13:14Z Milo fett 34586 4681 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several '''known issues''', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving between [[B3]] and [[A25]] * [[Chess Buzzard]]s occasionally feed upon living [[piece]]s * The [[board]] occasionally spontaneously rotates all the [[square]]s by 180 degrees (just the squares, not the [[piece]]s) * My brother wins every time, I feel like he should lose once in a while if the game is really fair * [[King]] and [[Rook]] occasionally get stuck in each other while [[castling]] == Closed == * The [[white]] [[King]] repeats the line "Well! I'm the king!" several times per minute when playing in odd-numbered time zones ** Fixed: each King now comes with a small placard reading "The King's favorite hobby is to go around the world and announce that he's the king". * [[Horsey]] pieces incorrectly labeled as "spiders" ** This label has been fixed. [[Category:Bugs]] 8pvyslio3k6ucq95lfy82qh2n585ku1 4696 4681 2016-04-29T01:28:56Z 82.31.7.40 4696 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several '''known issues''', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving between [[B3]] and [[A25]] * [[Chess Buzzard]]s occasionally feed upon living [[piece]]s * The [[board]] occasionally spontaneously rotates all the [[square]]s by 180 degrees (just the squares, not the [[piece]]s) * My brother wins every time, I feel like he should lose once in a while if the game is really fair * [[King]] and [[Rook]] occasionally get stuck in each other while [[castling]] == Closed == * The [[white]] [[King]] repeats the line "Well! I'm the king!" several times per minute when playing in odd-numbered time zones ** Fixed: each King now comes with a small placard reading "The King's favorite hobby is to go around the world and announce that he's the king". * [[Horsey]] pieces incorrectly labeled as "spiders" ** This label has been fixed. == See also == * [[Unknown Issues]] [[Category:Bugs]] 04cqh0rdd9uym7ukbrar21r8tr9fugr 5818 4696 2023-03-24T16:07:01Z 94.204.59.111 5818 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several '''known issues''', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving between [[B3]] and [[A25]] * [[Chess Buzzard]]s occasionally feed upon living [[piece]]s * The [[board]] occasionally spontaneously rotates all the [[square]]s by 180 degrees (just the squares, not the [[piece]]s) * My brother wins every time, I feel like he should lose once in a while if the game is really fair ( maybe you just need to practice and get better ) * [[King]] and [[Rook]] occasionally get stuck in each other while [[castling]] == Closed == * The [[white]] [[King]] repeats the line "Well! I'm the king!" several times per minute when playing in odd-numbered time zones ** Fixed: each King now comes with a small placard reading "The King's favorite hobby is to go around the world and announce that he's the king". * [[Horsey]] pieces incorrectly labeled as "spiders" ** This label has been fixed. == See also == * [[Unknown Issues]] [[Category:Bugs]] mpd9g4dr2xnwi7p8c1vjnbahyrl85dn 6859 5818 2023-10-02T14:02:25Z 78.40.233.12 6859 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Known flaws of Chess]]'' There are several '''known issues''', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving between [[B3]] and [[A25]] * [[Chess Buzzard]]s occasionally feed upon living [[piece]]s * The [[board]] occasionally spontaneously rotates all the [[square]]s by 180 degrees (just the squares, not the [[piece]]s) * My brother wins every time, I feel like he should lose once in a while if the game is really fair ( maybe you just need to practice and get better ) * [[King]] and [[Rook]] occasionally get stuck in each other while [[castling]] == Closed == * The [[white]] [[King]] repeats the line "Well! I'm the king!" several times per minute when playing in odd-numbered time zones ** Fixed: each King now comes with a small placard reading "The King's favorite hobby is to go around the world and announce that he's the king". * [[Horsey]] pieces incorrectly labeled as "spiders" ** This label has been fixed. == See also == * [[Unknown Issues]] [[Category:Bugs]] o64hzlufxtit2syl1fg3ddzi2ucyk0v 6861 6859 2023-10-02T14:03:39Z 78.40.233.12 6861 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Known flaws of Chess]]'' There are several '''known issues''', also known as '''known bugs''', that have not yet been fixed by the [[Queen|developers]] of [[Chess]]. == Open == * Lag when moving between [[B3]] and [[A25]] * [[Chess Buzzard]]s occasionally feed upon living [[piece]]s * The [[board]] occasionally spontaneously rotates all the [[square]]s by 180 degrees (just the squares, not the [[piece]]s) * My brother wins every time, I feel like he should lose once in a while if the game is really fair ( maybe you just need to practice and get better ) * [[King]] and [[Rook]] occasionally get stuck in each other while [[castling]] == Closed == * The [[white]] [[King]] repeats the line "Well! I'm the king!" several times per minute when playing in odd-numbered time zones ** Fixed: each King now comes with a small placard reading "The King's favorite hobby is to go around the world and announce that he's the king". * [[Horsey]] pieces incorrectly labeled as "spiders" ** This label has been fixed. == See also == * [[Unknown Issues]] [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] dtx5m5tu24bn3wszmlce7cm17kcpcmi 0 2453 4721 2016-04-29T21:07:58Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[I]] 4721 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[I]] 7zibubb6z7ev0uoyzrsq8lx6exzd9t0 5311 4721 2023-01-25T02:00:55Z Craten 26192002 5311 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[i]] lnz6x53a0wfwaig6qf39ofo0nto1qzu 0 2887 5590 2023-02-06T14:50:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:L Tetromino-0.png|thumb]] The '''L-shaped Tetris Piece''' (scientific name L-shaped Tetromino) is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] that formerly originated in [[Tetris]]. Usually it doesn't do much [[Category:Pieces]]" 5590 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:L Tetromino-0.png|thumb]] The '''L-shaped Tetris Piece''' (scientific name L-shaped Tetromino) is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] that formerly originated in [[Tetris]]. Usually it doesn't do much [[Category:Pieces]] 01bqv51owizuv4ugs16ysnof0wkch6a 5591 5590 2023-02-06T15:57:18Z 78.40.233.12 5591 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:L Tetromino-0.png|thumb]] The '''L-shaped Tetris Piece''' (scientific name L-shaped Tetromino) is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] that formerly originated in [[Tetris]]. Its primary usage is to navigate the [[Horsey]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 0dngvtds7olxoxhf2kthxrk74tk3rxl 6707 5591 2023-09-08T16:35:32Z Milo fett 34586 6707 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:L Tetromino-0.png|thumb]] The '''L-shaped Tetris Piece''' (scientific name L-shaped Tetromino) is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] that formerly originated in [[Tetris Chess|Tetris]]. Its primary usage is to navigate the [[Horsey]]. It is also useful for [[Chess spelling|spelling]], as it can serve as any of [[L]], [[J]], [[7]], or [[r]], as well as [[¬|logical NOT]]. Capturing this piece is considered [[Friday the 13th|bad luck]], and often leads to a loss. Because of this reputation, '''"taking the L"''' has entered the lexicon as a common term for accepting defeat. [[Category:Pieces]] sj95rtt7aktpyqf70l4v7g83badu6pi 0 3333 6576 2023-08-30T23:53:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "You have had a tough day. It is okay. Let us say what [[Chess]] is in simple terms then you can get cosy in bed! Chess is a [[Game, Set, Match|game]] where you move [[Piece|Pieces]] where you want them [[to]] go. Now you know, you have [[Victory|won already]]! [[Category:Page Variants]]" 6576 wikitext text/x-wiki You have had a tough day. It is okay. Let us say what [[Chess]] is in simple terms then you can get cosy in bed! Chess is a [[Game, Set, Match|game]] where you move [[Piece|Pieces]] where you want them [[to]] go. Now you know, you have [[Victory|won already]]! [[Category:Page Variants]] 4io9c8o6c0b2xp7vx9pp1z5j9trfqu2 0 2902 5621 2023-02-07T15:49:26Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "''not to be confused with [[Stepladder]]'' The Ladder is a [[:Category:Tools|Tool]] used to climb up or across one level of play. Contrast with [[Snake]]." 5621 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Stepladder]]'' The Ladder is a [[:Category:Tools|Tool]] used to climb up or across one level of play. Contrast with [[Snake]]. 0c39z7hpdjdf80kag8uxbntckekice4 5622 5621 2023-02-07T15:50:01Z 78.40.233.12 5622 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Stepladder]]'' The Ladder is a [[:Category:Tools|Tool]] used to climb up or across one level of play. Contrast with [[Adder|Snake]]. [[Category:Tools]] [[Category:Items]] 22uf0g2jjdloxpgdazygptrn8fx11am 6681 5622 2023-09-07T00:59:09Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6681 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not to be confused with [[Stepladder]]'' The Ladder is a [[:Category:Tools|Tool]] used to climb up or across one level of play. Contrast with [[Adder|Snake]]. [[Category:Tools]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] jig7i5r38we7kkz2fi8l3o8akdphhog 0 3069 5943 2023-05-26T08:04:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Ladder Mate''' is a [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] where the [[opponent]] [[King]] is [[Checkmate|checkmated]] by bringing a [[Mine from Minesweeper]] [[Rise|up 1 level]] using the [[Ladder]], and getting it above the [[King]]. The mine's reach is a 3x3x3 [[:Category:Cubes|cube]], and the King does not have vertical movement, therefore [[Breeding|Mating]] him. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]]" 5943 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ladder Mate''' is a [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] where the [[opponent]] [[King]] is [[Checkmate|checkmated]] by bringing a [[Mine from Minesweeper]] [[Rise|up 1 level]] using the [[Ladder]], and getting it above the [[King]]. The mine's reach is a 3x3x3 [[:Category:Cubes|cube]], and the King does not have vertical movement, therefore [[Breeding|Mating]] him. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] 7wcqtalm0u7o45cwsjabzdhz476itms 5982 5943 2023-06-20T18:01:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 5982 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ladder mate.png|thumb|359x359px|The ladder mate in game]] '''Ladder Mate''' is a [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] where the [[opponent]] [[King]] is [[Checkmate|checkmated]] by bringing a [[Mine from Minesweeper]] [[Rise|up 1 level]] using the [[Ladder]], and getting it above the [[King]]. The mine's reach is a 3x3x3 [[:Category:Cubes|cube]], and the King does not have vertical movement, therefore [[Breeding|Mating]] him. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] efljk7wp9k0qn3o78vhjem3mel9v9pu 6016 5982 2023-06-30T00:51:25Z Milo fett 34586 6016 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Ladder mate.png|thumb|359x359px|The ladder mate in game]] '''Ladder Mate''' is a [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] where the [[opponent]] [[King]] is [[Checkmate|checkmated]] by bringing a [[Mine from Minesweeper]] [[Rise|up 1 level]] using the [[Ladder]], and getting it above the [[King]]. The mine's reach is a 3x3x3 [[:Category:Cubes|cube]], and the King does not have vertical movement, therefore [[Breeding|Mating]] him. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Quality articles]] fvq2mck49ttzoacutwevbxwtomfx0l3 0 3080 5961 2023-06-02T23:36:58Z GenEric1110 46567414 Created page with "Land Cards are the main source of [[Pawn]]s in [[Challengers Chess]], these can be taped each turn to generate 1 mana equal to 1 pawn, theres 2 type of lands, White Lands and Black Lands, you can tap your land once per turn, players with good decks may benefit from skipping turns to tap for extra pawns or to use [[Spells]] if desired, trust on the heart of the cards must never be taken lightly, outside of [[Razor Cards]] Land Cards are the most often tournament banned ca..." 5961 wikitext text/x-wiki Land Cards are the main source of [[Pawn]]s in [[Challengers Chess]], these can be taped each turn to generate 1 mana equal to 1 pawn, theres 2 type of lands, White Lands and Black Lands, you can tap your land once per turn, players with good decks may benefit from skipping turns to tap for extra pawns or to use [[Spells]] if desired, trust on the heart of the cards must never be taken lightly, outside of [[Razor Cards]] Land Cards are the most often tournament banned cards in [[Challengers Chess]]. rho6nt0zmkpwygmkrz6vbqq7kc0nlyv 5962 5961 2023-06-02T23:39:08Z GenEric1110 46567414 5962 wikitext text/x-wiki Land Cards are the main source of [[Pawn]]s in [[Challengers Chess]], these can be taped each turn to generate 1 mana equal to 1 pawn, theres 2 type of lands, White Lands and Black Lands, you can tap your land once per turn, players with good decks may benefit from skipping turns to tap for extra pawns or to use [[Spells]] if desired, trust on the heart of the cards must never be taken lightly, outside of [[Razor Cards]] Land Cards are the most often tournament banned cards in [[Challengers Chess]]. [[Category:Pieces]] q1w7h4n9fqqa0hc33ur47wdyafsb4bm 0 2638 5104 2023-01-09T22:25:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The Large Pawn is a comically large pawn, it will take up a 2x2 grid of [[:Category:Squares|squares]], as opposed to the standard 1 It is best used when your opponent least expects it" 5104 wikitext text/x-wiki The Large Pawn is a comically large pawn, it will take up a 2x2 grid of [[:Category:Squares|squares]], as opposed to the standard 1 It is best used when your opponent least expects it c4lcy16cgju3drh00y0n85t6agtnwtl 5182 5104 2023-01-17T07:49:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 added to category 5182 wikitext text/x-wiki The Large Pawn is a comically large pawn, it will take up a 2x2 grid of [[:Category:Squares|squares]], as opposed to the standard 1 It is best used when your opponent least expects it [[Category:Pieces]] hndovuu1vhgph71z1i99jta4nt8elyg 0 3015 5830 2023-04-17T09:51:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "It's a state of matter just like matter, [[Antimatter Chess|anti-matter]], [[Dark Matter|dark matter]], [[Strange Matter|strange matter]], etc.. This piece only exists to allow puns to be made about it. The Jester: [captures opponent's laughing matter] "This is no laughing matter!" [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Particles]] [[Category:Humor]]" 5830 wikitext text/x-wiki It's a state of matter just like matter, [[Antimatter Chess|anti-matter]], [[Dark Matter|dark matter]], [[Strange Matter|strange matter]], etc.. This piece only exists to allow puns to be made about it. The Jester: [captures opponent's laughing matter] "This is no laughing matter!" [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Particles]] [[Category:Humor]] 0v3lydsk11l3okyzqxe6gug1h8h58v5 0 3112 6052 2023-07-14T11:50:48Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "The Lawnmower moves forwards up any [[File]], destroying any [[1984|Grass]] and [[:Category:Animals|Wildlife]] it encounters. Black's Lawnmower is responsible for the Black Squares. White's Lawnmower is responsible for the White Squares and edges. If you do not mow a Square before it becomes [[Overgrowth|overgrown]], it becomes [[Impasse|innavigable]]. Some players intentionally neglect to lawnmow as [[Neglect as strategy|a defensive strategy]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 6052 wikitext text/x-wiki The Lawnmower moves forwards up any [[File]], destroying any [[1984|Grass]] and [[:Category:Animals|Wildlife]] it encounters. Black's Lawnmower is responsible for the Black Squares. White's Lawnmower is responsible for the White Squares and edges. If you do not mow a Square before it becomes [[Overgrowth|overgrown]], it becomes [[Impasse|innavigable]]. Some players intentionally neglect to lawnmow as [[Neglect as strategy|a defensive strategy]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 73vzgzy7evqpsi9kkxcqv7mu8gge3cu 6053 6052 2023-07-14T11:51:10Z 78.40.233.11 6053 wikitext text/x-wiki The Lawnmower moves forwards up any [[File]], destroying any [[1984|Grass]] and [[:Category:Animals|Wildlife]] it encounters. Black's Lawnmower is responsible for the Black Squares. White's Lawnmower is responsible for the White Squares and edges. If you do not mow a Square before it becomes [[Overgrowth|overgrown]], it becomes [[Impasse|innavigable]]. Some players intentionally neglect [[to]] lawnmow as [[Neglect as strategy|a defensive strategy]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 9ui54hcscdrlfoarhu78n5vf3p7j22z 6054 6053 2023-07-14T11:51:35Z 78.40.233.11 6054 wikitext text/x-wiki The Lawnmower moves forwards up any [[File]], destroying any [[1984|Grass]] and [[:Category:Animals|Wildlife]] it encounters. [[Black]]'s Lawnmower is responsible for the Black [[Square|Squares]]. White's Lawnmower is responsible for the White Squares and edges. If you do not mow a Square before it becomes [[Overgrowth|overgrown]], it becomes [[Impasse|innavigable]]. Some players intentionally neglect [[to]] lawnmow as [[Neglect as strategy|a defensive strategy]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 20y56jj9t2g16uyacmkhfej2l7w2zc5 0 2827 5488 2023-02-03T21:55:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Less''' is [[a]] secondary game related to [[Chess]], developed shortly after [[Chess]] released for the first [[time]]. It is relatively unknown, [[to]] the [[point]] where [[Google|googling]] it won't let you find this game. [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Variants]]" 5488 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Less''' is [[a]] secondary game related to [[Chess]], developed shortly after [[Chess]] released for the first [[time]]. It is relatively unknown, [[to]] the [[point]] where [[Google|googling]] it won't let you find this game. [[Category:Games]] [[Category:Variants]] deqfbgjrgtbw8fpevlxlfb4a1ftusua 0 3423 6857 2023-10-02T13:59:48Z 78.40.233.12 Redirected page to [[Letting go]] 6857 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Letting go]] lvjmdqapigd0yafdmlik2m4cit9fcwp 0 2666 5148 2023-01-11T19:38:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "A peculiar misspelling of the word [[Leech|leeches]]. The correlation to [[Chess]] is still under investigation" 5148 wikitext text/x-wiki A peculiar misspelling of the word [[Leech|leeches]]. The correlation to [[Chess]] is still under investigation l1cupf6bmz7wxh92ryhltv665ah1h1v 5171 5148 2023-01-16T19:38:34Z 79.66.87.129 5171 wikitext text/x-wiki A peculiar misspelling of the word [[Leech|''leeches'']]. The correlation [[to]] [[Chess]] is still under investigation. 1khttt1s917xky4vr8gauy2e1ryzt8c 0 2686 5187 2023-01-17T12:53:48Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Also known as misinformation or false information. You can tell somebody is lying when they say something and it's not true [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5187 wikitext text/x-wiki Also known as misinformation or false information. You can tell somebody is lying when they say something and it's not true [[Category:Mechanics]] aby840vv5n2tfvgmfy354bz37ytxxoz 5190 5187 2023-01-17T21:11:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 5190 wikitext text/x-wiki Also known as misinformation or false information. You can tell somebody is lying when they say something and it's not true == See also: == [[Cake]] [[Category:Mechanics]] gi2kbrdmun87qd9cbex4jjfutu738sk 5193 5190 2023-01-18T02:25:42Z 79.66.87.129 5193 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Rest]]'' Also known as misinformation or false information. You can tell somebody is lying when they say something and it's not true == See also: == [[Cake]] [[Category:Mechanics]] nq9n25qwz00ipk7cbso4yjxtwrtrcu6 6643 5193 2023-09-07T00:48:23Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6643 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Rest]]'' Also known as misinformation or false information. You can tell somebody is lying when they say something and it's not true == See also: == [[Cake]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 10fe7sll0kf26n34xpsvosvdwfm2vsr 0 2612 5061 2022-10-05T00:37:59Z 89.243.114.240 Created page with "A [[Piece]]'s Life gauge can be seen above the [[Piece]]. When a Piece's [[HP|hit points]] are entirely depleted, it loses a Life. When all Lives are lost, the piece must use up one of its Continues. When all Continues are lost, the Piece must start out anew from its starting position on the [[board]]. Lifes can be regained by getting [[to]] the end of the board, or defeating another [[Piece]] when in [[Ghost pieces|Ghost]] mode." 5061 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Piece]]'s Life gauge can be seen above the [[Piece]]. When a Piece's [[HP|hit points]] are entirely depleted, it loses a Life. When all Lives are lost, the piece must use up one of its Continues. When all Continues are lost, the Piece must start out anew from its starting position on the [[board]]. Lifes can be regained by getting [[to]] the end of the board, or defeating another [[Piece]] when in [[Ghost pieces|Ghost]] mode. p731ex5kv4q04rpdrv1ysrru0dnjoc7 0 3300 6501 2023-08-24T21:04:48Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Sometimes we are drawn [[to]] consider life without Chess. There are even reports of it [[:Category:Events|happening]]: * Some people ([[Baby|newborns]]) have not yet heard of Chess. [[Chess Evangelism|Spread the word]]. * Shipwrecked sailors adrift at sea whose raft bears insufficient [[Wood]] to [[Crafting|Craft]] a complete [[Chess Set]] * Reports<sup>[spurious]</sup> of [[Coma|people going for up to two days without having a single thought of Chess]]. * Evolution|..." 6501 wikitext text/x-wiki Sometimes we are drawn [[to]] consider life without Chess. There are even reports of it [[:Category:Events|happening]]: * Some people ([[Baby|newborns]]) have not yet heard of Chess. [[Chess Evangelism|Spread the word]]. * Shipwrecked sailors adrift at sea whose raft bears insufficient [[Wood]] to [[Crafting|Craft]] a complete [[Chess Set]] * Reports<sup>[spurious]</sup> of [[Coma|people going for up to two days without having a single thought of Chess]]. * [[Evolution|Evolutionists]] posit a [[Chess Timeline#Prehistory?|Life before Chess]]. The [[Chessian]] view is that, if this happened, it's too tragic [[to]] really consider. ''Life without Chess, is it truly life?'' Though there are no surviving [[:Category:Economics|accounts]] to [[Confirmation|confirm]] this, it is [[:Category:Theology|believed]] that life without Chess invokes [[Stress]].<blockquote> </blockquote> [[Category:Philosophy]] h2rdfk3amg5c3rthzonkb6dqcygxvqb 6502 6501 2023-08-24T21:05:12Z Craten 26192002 6502 wikitext text/x-wiki Sometimes we are drawn [[to]] consider life without Chess. There are even reports of it [[:Category:Events|happening]]: * Some people ([[Baby|newborns]]) have not yet heard of Chess. [[Chess Evangelism|Spread the word]]. * Shipwrecked sailors adrift at sea whose raft bears insufficient [[Wood]] to [[Crafting|Craft]] a complete [[Chess Set]] * Reports<sup>[spurious]</sup> of [[Coma|people going for up to two days without having a single thought of Chess]]. * [[Evolution|Evolutionists]] posit a [[Chess Timeline#Prehistory?|Life before Chess]]. The [[Chessian]] view is that, if this happened, it's [[Depression|too tragic to really consider]]. ''Life without Chess, is it truly life?'' Though there are no surviving [[:Category:Economics|accounts]] to [[Confirmation|confirm]] this, it is [[:Category:Theology|believed]] that life without Chess invokes [[Stress]].<blockquote> </blockquote> [[Category:Philosophy]] o8v4ie5nhl4nn8p8omrpq2as32xnngp 0 3217 6312 2023-08-04T22:55:39Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:LightningChess.jpg|250px|thumb]] '''Lightning''' is an [[:Category:Elements|element]]al attack type usable by most units. When its damage type is enabled, the game is known as '''lightning chess''' or '''blitz chess''' (in [[Germany]] only). This elemental type was first discovered by [[Benjamin Franklin]]. == Elemental strengths and weaknesses == {| class="article-table" |+ As of Gen VIII ! !! [[Fire]] !! [[Water]] !! [[Grass]] !! [[Earth|Ground]] !! Rubbe..." 6312 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:LightningChess.jpg|250px|thumb]] '''Lightning''' is an [[:Category:Elements|element]]al attack type usable by most units. When its damage type is enabled, the game is known as '''lightning chess''' or '''blitz chess''' (in [[Germany]] only). This elemental type was first discovered by [[Benjamin Franklin]]. == Elemental strengths and weaknesses == {| class="article-table" |+ As of Gen VIII ! !! [[Fire]] !! [[Water]] !! [[Grass]] !! [[Earth|Ground]] !! [[Rubber]] !! [[Fork]] !! [[Normal]] !! [[Weird Piece|Abnormal]] !! [[Rook|Flying]] !! [[Player]]s |- | Lightning || 1x || 2x || 0.5x || 0.5x || 0.31x || 4x || 1x || 1.1x || 2x || 10x |} == Trivia == * Any [[player]] who accumulates more than 1.2GW of [[power]] can reverse the [[Chess clock]]. * Lightning is a favorite food of [[Chess Frankenstein]]. * [[Piece]]s that are struck by a Lightning-type attack have a 1 in 20 chance of becoming [[Enlightened]]. [[Category:Elements]] [[Category:Variants]] 5uxvwau6evf32g6ol39niflfdle7wt2 0 2203 4201 2015-03-11T09:01:32Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The '''Linesmen '''are assistants to the [[Chess Umpire]]. They stand at each side of the [[Board]], and help mediate [[chessmanship]] decisions from their unique points of vi..." 4201 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Linesmen '''are assistants to the [[Chess Umpire]]. They stand at each side of the [[Board]], and help mediate [[chessmanship]] decisions from their unique points of views. shlwqrkiboja7ztuhttvvytla0w3vvq 0 2941 5706 2023-02-11T02:09:23Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[I]] [[spy]] [[a]] [[rook]] [[who]] [[:Category:Rules|rules]]. [[Category:Linguistics]]" 5706 wikitext text/x-wiki [[I]] [[spy]] [[a]] [[rook]] [[who]] [[:Category:Rules|rules]]. [[Category:Linguistics]] t2tqrk6qyz3e35m6v1lu7fiho4hmpi2 0 3386 6786 2023-09-21T17:39:31Z Craten 26192002 Created page with " * Both Armies brought the exact same troupe, in opposing colours (in Classic Chess) * Sometimes Pieces [[Take|end up on the same Square]] * Every Chess Champion has had the first name Tigran and the surname Petrosian * The pattern on the Chessboard resembles alternating black and white tiles * Only nerds play Chess [[Category:Meta]]" 6786 wikitext text/x-wiki * Both Armies brought the exact same troupe, in opposing colours (in Classic Chess) * Sometimes Pieces [[Take|end up on the same Square]] * Every Chess Champion has had the first name Tigran and the surname Petrosian * The pattern on the Chessboard resembles alternating black and white tiles * Only nerds play Chess [[Category:Meta]] gm5kbp0aaj76pakqod7tg07gcmcvtno 0 2265 4333 2015-03-17T22:03:59Z 24.17.162.2 List listed. 4333 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The chess clock becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of Parcheesi. * One player is revealed to be a minor. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. 57ix2v87ie1wvjxti1ekdh7aof08rwd 5008 4333 2022-09-06T01:12:13Z Kieiros 46927471 5008 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The chess clock becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of Parcheesi. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. tnbkgn9nugeo5kw5mw0mzfnveozf3o8 5014 5008 2022-09-29T01:42:51Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5014 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The chess clock becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of Parcheesi. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. 55uk1elcaw15qruc54lhdqtw95z871x 5067 5014 2022-11-28T12:13:13Z 195.194.213.84 5067 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The chess clock becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of Parcheesi. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match r1yvq4sdxfe2mbcyv4yfkj71fv55hrh 5107 5067 2023-01-10T06:54:08Z 36.93.37.154 5107 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The chess clock becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of Parcheesi. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. 5oytyo1gyuq1bpa9hhlebrxrgc7hr0g 5256 5107 2023-01-20T12:47:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 5256 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The chess clock becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of Parcheesi. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. *[[A]] bottle flip is performed on top of the [[board]] *[[Antimatter]] is synthesized d9g3jhwa735apj1ba3fpbbdmrnljwpd 5257 5256 2023-01-21T13:38:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 5257 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an albatross casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The [[chess clock]] becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of [[Parcheesi]]. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. *[[A]] bottle flip is performed on top of the [[board]] *[[Antimatter]] is synthesized *The player recites the [[:Category:Theology|Bible]] bpcxh8fgagpphabf9eyjdo0dwmeig7e 5633 5257 2023-02-07T20:09:28Z Craten 26192002 5633 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an [[albatross]] casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The [[chess clock]] becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of [[Parcheesi]]. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. *[[A]] bottle flip is performed on top of the [[board]] *[[Antimatter]] is synthesized *The player recites the [[:Category:Theology|Bible]] hkvas4s9drmityjbfnclf4pl3nxlgnp 5908 5633 2023-05-12T17:59:50Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5908 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an [[albatross]] casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The [[chess clock]] becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of [[Parcheesi]]. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. *[[A]] bottle flip is performed on top of the [[board]] *[[Antimatter]] is synthesized *The player recites the [[:Category:Theology|Bible]] [[Category:Rules]] tbxse6zrgr13mv5offbrf765dbrjce1 5919 5908 2023-05-15T00:47:52Z Brostrod 48864057 5919 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an [[albatross]] casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The [[chess clock]] becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are Raptured. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of [[Parcheesi]]. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. *[[A]] bottle flip is performed on top of the [[board]] *[[Antimatter]] is synthesized *The player recites the [[:Category:Theology|Bible]] *If the chess board is vaporized with the use of a nuclear weapon, the game is to be declared a tie. [[Category:Rules]] rofumo2n38y2pp7t6o4u7oa4jq5b7ar 6249 5919 2023-07-29T13:03:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 6249 wikitext text/x-wiki The follow represent all known '''win conditions for the game of Chess.''' A player must achieve one or more of the following in order to be declared winner and recieve the traditional winner's sash. * One player achieves '[[Checkmate]]'. * One player surrenders to the other. * One player is struck dead by either nature or the other player. * Should the game take place under a new moon, the game is declared a tie. * The land speed record is broken. * The winner's sash is removed from the previous winner with sufficient violence. * If an [[albatross]] casts it's shadow across the board, both players are declared the loser. * One player hits a ground base hit to second, leading to at least two RBI. * The [[chess clock]] becomes fully enclosed in timing amber. * The rook's mother requires them to come home for dinner. * One or more of the players are [[The Rapture|Raptured]]. * Should both players achieve '[[Checkmate]],' the match will be decided through a game of [[Parcheesi]]. * One player is revealed to be a miner. * The referee's decorative chess mace is returned to it's cradle. * At least 66% of one player's pieces are burned. *A [[Romanian Rumble|Double Rumble]] is executed. *Should both players be stuck in an endless tie the winner will be decided through a death match *When a shrew is released to eat a bunch of pieces. *[[A]] bottle flip is performed on top of the [[board]] *[[Antimatter]] is synthesized *The player recites the [[:Category:Theology|Bible]] *If the chess board is vaporized with the use of a nuclear weapon, the game is to be declared a tie. *[[Sisyphus]] pushes the boulder all the way to the top [[Category:Rules]] 4tv71srvozqggvfixnl6swh8qvrtsvq 0 3366 6734 2023-09-08T23:01:20Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Little soft pad bits''' have been observed '''on the bottom of a Chess Piece'''. Though their origin is uncertain, they are understood [[to]] help smoothen the game. They work. The pads have sometimes been removed as part of some [[Chess controversies|controversial tactics]], such as inserting [[Anal Beads]], [[Remote Control|Remote Control Pieces]], and padlessness. == See also == [[Carpet]] [[Category:Accessories]]" 6734 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Little soft pad bits''' have been observed '''on the bottom of a Chess Piece'''. Though their origin is uncertain, they are understood [[to]] help smoothen the game. They work. The pads have sometimes been removed as part of some [[Chess controversies|controversial tactics]], such as inserting [[Anal Beads]], [[Remote Control|Remote Control Pieces]], and padlessness. == See also == [[Carpet]] [[Category:Accessories]] 7g484feqfdv23a2imped583w3wb9ifw 0 2284 4368 2015-03-19T21:01:21Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Live Chess '''overthrows the usually [[turn]]-based nature of [[Chess]] to a favour game of reflexes and tenacity. All pieces function exactly as in Chess, except that t..." 4368 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Live Chess '''overthrows the usually [[turn]]-based nature of [[Chess]] to a favour game of reflexes and tenacity. All pieces function exactly as in Chess, except that they are not confined by the timing and alternation of turns. The [[Chess clock]] is used only as a starting gun, and from the moment of its signal both players must assault their opposing team as quickly as possible. It is recommended that each player have their hand on an initial piece to begin with, to be ready for their first move. If two pieces seem to [[dispose]] each other at the same time, it is the player exerting more [[force]] that wins the showdown. A similar variant of Chess can be achieved with all of the pieces replaced by [[Beetle]]s. [[Category:Variants]] rkzqa5supnoy7sa9l6s6u22tk4nsdk7 4369 4368 2015-03-19T21:02:01Z 82.24.92.97 4369 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Live Chess '''overthrows the usually [[turn]]-based nature of [[Chess]] to favour a game of reflexes and tenacity. All pieces function exactly as in Chess, except that they are not confined by the timing and alternation of turns. The [[Chess clock]] is used only as a starting gun, and from the moment of its signal both players must assault their opposing team as quickly as possible. It is recommended that each player have their hand on an initial piece [[to]] begin with, to be ready for their first move. If two pieces seem to [[dispose]] each other at the same time, it is the player exerting more [[force]] that wins the showdown. A similar variant of Chess can be achieved with all of the pieces replaced by [[Beetle]]s. [[Category:Variants]] t1bpe2btmw4eiikmnhboyghyea9moca 4370 4369 2015-03-19T21:04:32Z 82.24.92.97 4370 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Live Chess '''overthrows the usually [[turn]]-based nature of [[Chess]] to favour a game of reflexes and tenacity. All pieces function exactly as in Chess, except that they are not confined by the timing and alternation of turns. The [[Chess clock]] is used only as a starting [[gun]], and from the moment of its signal both players must assault their opposing team as quickly as possible. It is recommended that each player have their hand on an initial piece [[to]] begin with, to be ready for their first move. If two pieces seem to [[dispose]] each other at the same time, it is the player exerting more [[force]] that wins the showdown. A similar variant of Chess can be achieved with all of the pieces replaced by [[Beetle]]s. [[Category:Variants]] 7i1qv2ohj22dmdkfj4cib9zxkcz56s7 4784 4370 2016-07-13T16:25:33Z Milo fett 34586 4784 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Live Chess '''overthrows the usually [[turn]]-based nature of [[Chess]] to favour a game of reflexes and tenacity. All [[piece]]s function exactly as in Chess, except that they are not confined by the timing and alternation of [[turn]]s. The [[Chess clock]] is used only as a starting [[gun]], and from the moment of its signal both [[player]]s must assault their opposing team as quickly as possible. It is recommended that each player have their hand on an initial piece [[to]] begin with, to be ready for their first [[move]]. If two pieces seem to [[dispose]] each other at the same time, it is the player exerting more [[force]] that wins the showdown. A similar variant of Chess can be achieved with all of the pieces replaced by [[Beetle]]s. [[Category:Variants]] fylq67v2xyy9j5ix2rnnkfldgpakgsw 0 2350 4494 2016-02-02T04:20:21Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "When two veterans of [[Correspondence Chess]] meet in the same room/prison cell, they may prefer to play a game of [[Local Correspondence Chess]]. Each player speaks his or t..." 4494 wikitext text/x-wiki When two veterans of [[Correspondence Chess]] meet in the same room/prison cell, they may prefer to play a game of [[Local Correspondence Chess]]. Each player speaks his or their own move out loud, and it is up to his or their opponent to correctly hear the declared move and to move his or their piece. Deaf participants may prefer to communicate their moves via sign language or notepaper. m4ssn83nur4n4nir18qjxfdn40v67dt 4495 4494 2016-02-02T04:20:32Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4495 wikitext text/x-wiki When two veterans of [[Correspondence Chess]] meet in the same room/prison cell, they may prefer to play a game of [[Local Correspondence Chess]]. Each player speaks his or their own move out loud, and it is up to his or their opponent to correctly hear the declared move and to move his or their piece. Deaf participants may prefer to communicate their moves via sign language or notepaper. [[Category:Variants]] c0vgyb3vm6h31lq11lq0j4yzbthku9y 4496 4495 2016-02-02T04:21:06Z 82.31.22.143 4496 wikitext text/x-wiki When two veterans of [[Correspondence Chess]] meet in the same room/prison cell, they may prefer to play a game of [[Local Correspondence Chess]]. Each player speaks his or their own move out loud, and it is up [[to]] his or their opponent to correctly hear the declared move and to move his or their [[piece]]. Deaf participants may prefer to communicate their moves via [[sign language]] or notepaper. [[Category:Variants]] g91iauzc3b9pjy0h1z059dsivsz0fup 4497 4496 2016-02-02T04:21:23Z 82.31.22.143 4497 wikitext text/x-wiki When two veterans of [[Correspondence Chess]] meet in the same room/prison cell, they may prefer to play a game of [[Local Correspondence Chess]]. Each player speaks his or their own move out loud, and it is up [[to]] his or their opponent to correctly hear the declared move and to move his or their [[piece]]. Deaf participants may prefer to communicate their or their moves via [[sign language]] or notepaper. [[Category:Variants]] q3u9kexcpbx4fbctl1omucp79qv2bqf 0 3120 6064 2023-07-15T09:12:25Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "Please log in or your scores will not be recorded. == Username == == Password == [[I've forgotten my password]]" 6064 wikitext text/x-wiki Please log in or your scores will not be recorded. == Username == == Password == [[I've forgotten my password]] ikxaeyhl28mi33fntfiug0b2ly0d0gq 0 3447 6906 2023-10-09T16:34:57Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[¬]] 6906 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[¬]] lw4m836bkfdq2ml9h3k8c82iy9obluf 0 3446 6905 2023-10-09T16:34:44Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[¬]] 6905 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[¬]] lw4m836bkfdq2ml9h3k8c82iy9obluf 0 3115 6059 2023-07-14T13:08:16Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "If a [[Piece]] has no other Pieces in its 8x8 radius for more than 4 [[Turn|turns]], it becomes Lonely. Loneliness lowers [[happiness]] and [[Health|wellbeing]] and increases risk of [[suicide]]. [[Category:Emotions]]" 6059 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Piece]] has no other Pieces in its 8x8 radius for more than 4 [[Turn|turns]], it becomes Lonely. Loneliness lowers [[happiness]] and [[Health|wellbeing]] and increases risk of [[suicide]]. [[Category:Emotions]] 42s7i0q81h2v8q3kstje9m4tsyqjuiu 0 3201 6255 2023-07-31T11:41:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Long pawn.png|thumb|212x212px|A long pawn as seen in game]] Long pawns are a type of pawn that is noticeably longer in size. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]]" 6255 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Long pawn.png|thumb|212x212px|A long pawn as seen in game]] Long pawns are a type of pawn that is noticeably longer in size. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] 8h11oxl89zcga45g7a5p0uc0tloz7cm 0 3478 6990 2024-02-05T14:40:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance to play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment to the shape of..." 6990 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance to play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment to the shape of the Chessboard ruptures your strategies. Typically, the initial mobility of the [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are impaired, because of the amount of Pawn legwork that is [[Need|needed]] to clear their File. With four [[Turn|turns]], a Rook (or Castle) can zoom to the opponent's Stronghold: * Rook[[Possession|'s]] [[Pawn]] two steps forward * Rook two steps forward * Rook any number of steps to the side * Rook to the maximum! Bishops' mobility involves zigzagging, as ever, but this becomes more excruciating over long distances. The [[Horsey]]'s odd ambulation remains the same. Freeing your Queen is often considered the best starting move, similar to the Rook (or Castle) strategy but a bit more convenient. If you run out of [[:Category:Numbers|numbers]] [[to]] name the [[:Category:Ranks|Ranks]], you can start naming them after [[:Category:Animals|animals]]. It can be difficult to carry a Longboard. Those that don't [[Folding the Chessboard|fold]] may need up to five pallbearers. f45brtc1mnlnxvhu21dzofib1d6lu7s 6991 6990 2024-02-05T14:41:42Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6991 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance to play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment to the shape of the Chessboard ruptures your strategies. Typically, the initial mobility of the [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are impaired, because of the amount of Pawn legwork that is [[Need|needed]] to clear their File. With four [[Turn|turns]], a Rook (or Castle) can zoom to the opponent's Stronghold: * Rook[[Possession|'s]] [[Pawn]] two steps forward * Rook two steps forward * Rook any number of steps to the side * Rook to the maximum! Bishops' mobility involves zigzagging, as ever, but this becomes more excruciating over long distances. The [[Horsey]]'s odd ambulation remains the same. Freeing your Queen is often considered the best starting move, similar to the Rook (or Castle) strategy but a bit more convenient. If you run out of [[:Category:Numbers|numbers]] [[to]] name the [[:Category:Ranks|Ranks]], you can start naming them after [[:Category:Animals|animals]]. It can be difficult to carry a Longboard. Those that don't [[Folding the Chessboard|fold]] may need up to five pallbearers. [[Category:Boards]] 2s3usksab9hq39xzimk2ohskcu4rri6 6992 6991 2024-02-05T14:43:04Z Craten 26192002 6992 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance to play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment to the shape of the Chessboard ruptures your strategies. Typically, the initial mobility of the [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are impaired, because of the amount of Pawn legwork that is [[Need|needed]] to clear their File. With four [[Turn|turns]], a Rook (or Castle) can zoom to the opponent's Stronghold: * Rook[[Possession|'s]] [[Pawn]] two steps forward * Rook two steps forward * Rook any number of steps to the side * Rook to the maximum! Bishops' mobility involves zigzagging, as ever, but this becomes more excruciating over long distances. The [[Horsey]]'s odd ambulation remains the same. Freeing your Queen is often considered the best starting move, similar to the Rook (or Castle) strategy but a bit more convenient. If you run out of [[:Category:Numbers|numbers]] [[to]] name the [[:Category:Ranks|Ranks]], you can start naming them after [[:Category:Animals|animals]]. It can be difficult to carry a Longboard. Those that don't [[Folding the Chessboard|fold]] may need up to five pallbearers. Though you may be tempted to rotate a Longboard 90[[°]] to make a Wideboard, [[Forbidden|do not]]. [[Category:Boards]] akbrtocwsfhljxmz3c1wanvxmqp4g8w 6993 6992 2024-02-05T14:43:18Z Craten 26192002 6993 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance to play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment to the shape of the Chessboard ruptures your strategies. Typically, the initial mobility of the [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are impaired, because of the amount of Pawn legwork that is [[Need|needed]] to clear their File. With four [[Turn|turns]], a Rook (or Castle) can zoom to the opponent's Stronghold: * Rook[[Possession|'s]] [[Pawn]] two steps forward * Rook two steps forward * Rook any number of steps to the side * Rook to the maximum! Bishops' mobility involves zigzagging, as ever, but this becomes more excruciating over long distances. The [[Horsey]]'s odd ambulation remains the same. Freeing your Queen is often considered the best starting move, similar to the Rook (or Castle) strategy but a bit more convenient. If you run out of [[:Category:Numbers|numbers]] [[to]] name the [[:Category:Ranks|Ranks]], you can start naming them after [[:Category:Animals|animals]]. It can be difficult to carry a Longboard. Those that don't [[Folding the Chessboard|fold]] may need up to five pallbearers. Though you may be [[Temptation|tempted]] to rotate a Longboard 90[[°]] to make a Wideboard, [[Forbidden|do not]]. [[Category:Boards]] 3lqyzhcosmxbv9i0cvdhx21kcmn4t6q 6994 6993 2024-02-06T13:24:50Z Craten 26192002 6994 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance [[to]] play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment [[to]] the shape of the Chessboard ruptures your strategies. Typically, the initial mobility of the [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are impaired, because of the amount of Pawn legwork that is [[Need|needed]] to clear their File. With four [[Turn|turns]], a Rook (or Castle) can zoom to the opponent's Stronghold: * Rook[[Possession|'s]] [[Pawn]] two steps forward * Rook two steps forward * Rook any number of steps to the side * Rook to the maximum! Bishops' mobility involves zigzagging, as ever, but this becomes more excruciating over long distances. The [[Horsey]]'s odd ambulation remains the same. Freeing your Queen is often considered the best starting move, similar to the Rook (or Castle) strategy but a bit more convenient. If you run out of [[:Category:Numbers|numbers]] [[to]] name the [[:Category:Ranks|Ranks]], you can start naming them after [[:Category:Animals|animals]]. It can be difficult to carry a Longboard. Those that don't [[Folding the Chessboard|fold]] may need up to five pallbearers. Though you may be [[Temptation|tempted]] to rotate a Longboard 90[[°]] to make a Wideboard, [[Forbidden|do not]]. [[Category:Boards]] 0ruzbj49fge71qs7uohrowl7asjdgt2 6999 6994 2024-02-08T13:07:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 6999 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Longboard.png|thumb]] A Longboard is any Chessboard with more [[Rank|Ranks]] than it has [[File|Files]]. The longer the Longboard, the longer the [[Game]] of [[Chess]], typically! Though some Longboards cause only slight disturbance [[to]] play, any with an odd number of Ranks will offset the [[Bishop|Bishops]], but in a [[Compliment|complementary]] way that cancels each other out. A Longboard is considered Short if it is below 16x8. Any adjustment [[to]] the shape of the Chessboard ruptures your strategies. Typically, the initial mobility of the [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are impaired, because of the amount of Pawn legwork that is [[Need|needed]] to clear their File. With four [[Turn|turns]], a Rook (or Castle) can zoom to the opponent's Stronghold: * Rook[[Possession|'s]] [[Pawn]] two steps forward * Rook two steps forward * Rook any number of steps to the side * Rook to the maximum! Bishops' mobility involves zigzagging, as ever, but this becomes more excruciating over long distances. The [[Horsey]]'s odd ambulation remains the same. Freeing your Queen is often considered the best starting move, similar to the Rook (or Castle) strategy but a bit more convenient. If you run out of [[:Category:Numbers|numbers]] [[to]] name the [[:Category:Ranks|Ranks]], you can start naming them after [[:Category:Animals|animals]]. It can be difficult to carry a Longboard. Those that don't [[Folding the Chessboard|fold]] may need up to five pallbearers. Though you may be [[Temptation|tempted]] to rotate a Longboard 90[[°]] to make a [[Wideboard]], [[Forbidden|do not]]. [[Category:Boards]] 2ml3a38mayi5xa043vjcrqa58xcewox 0 2957 5734 2023-02-13T22:37:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Rook]]'' '''Look!''' is a tactical strategy used [[to]] distract and [[Confusion|confuse]] your [[opponent]]. It is performed by shouting ''"Look!",'' accompanied by [[Point|pointing]] at something behind the opponent for best effect. This often results in the opponent quickly turning around in confusion, giving you some extra [[time]], possibly for executing some stealth attacks within the [[board]] while the opponent isn't '''look'''ing. K..." 5734 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Rook]]'' '''Look!''' is a tactical strategy used [[to]] distract and [[Confusion|confuse]] your [[opponent]]. It is performed by shouting ''"Look!",'' accompanied by [[Point|pointing]] at something behind the opponent for best effect. This often results in the opponent quickly turning around in confusion, giving you some extra [[time]], possibly for executing some stealth attacks within the [[board]] while the opponent isn't '''look'''ing. Keep in mind that this becomes less effective each time used against the same opponent. [[Category:Strategy]] 3o7o0zc5p5n12puxj506cnq7i2clyd2 6513 5734 2023-08-28T06:01:38Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6513 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Rook]]'' '''Look!''' is a tactical strategy used [[to]] distract and [[Confusion|confuse]] your [[opponent]]. It is performed by shouting ''"Look!",'' accompanied by [[Point|pointing]] at something behind the opponent for best effect. This often results in the opponent quickly turning around in confusion, giving you some extra [[time]], possibly for executing some stealth attacks within the [[board]] while the opponent isn't '''look'''ing. Keep in mind that this becomes less effective each time used against the same opponent. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Distractions]] 31y2xk5jy80usexhj74e2665emg6v67 6678 6513 2023-09-07T00:58:49Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6678 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Rook]]'' '''Look!''' is a tactical strategy used [[to]] distract and [[Confusion|confuse]] your [[opponent]]. It is performed by shouting ''"Look!",'' accompanied by [[Point|pointing]] at something behind the opponent for best effect. This often results in the opponent quickly turning around in confusion, giving you some extra [[time]], possibly for executing some stealth attacks within the [[board]] while the opponent isn't '''look'''ing. Keep in mind that this becomes less effective each time used against the same opponent. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Distractions]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] moz1lxswc6xw90p7l6txj1kr7cu6v7w 0 2444 4704 2016-04-29T18:39:16Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Lookman''' is the [[piece]] with the farthest [[base]] [[vision range]], typically 5 [[square]]s. It is based on the historical military unit ''Looke-manne'' <small>(Ol..." 4704 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Lookman''' is the [[piece]] with the farthest [[base]] [[vision range]], typically 5 [[square]]s. It is based on the historical military unit ''Looke-manne'' <small>(Old English, "man of looking")</small>. A common strategy is to place a Lookman atop a [[Horsey]], creating a makeshift [[Scout]] unit ideal for removing [[Fog of War]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 83dh73n97u8c2ky502w6ub6pbsbzbhh 0 3189 6232 2023-07-27T10:33:15Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Loose Squares''' are squares that are loose, they can fall in any time. The missing square leads to a cave. Rarely, they lead to the [[Recruit Realm]]. [[File:DO NOT ENTER THE CHESSBOARD.png|thumb|The sign]] '''Chessboards with loose squares''' are closed, with a sign." 6232 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Loose Squares''' are squares that are loose, they can fall in any time. The missing square leads to a cave. Rarely, they lead to the [[Recruit Realm]]. [[File:DO NOT ENTER THE CHESSBOARD.png|thumb|The sign]] '''Chessboards with loose squares''' are closed, with a sign. etux3r9o316p5g7vbj133ntkel9wqyy 6233 6232 2023-07-27T10:33:23Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6233 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Loose Squares''' are squares that are loose, they can fall in any time. The missing square leads to a cave. Rarely, they lead to the [[Recruit Realm]]. [[File:DO NOT ENTER THE CHESSBOARD.png|thumb|The sign]] '''Chessboards with loose squares''' are closed, with a sign. [[Category:Squares]] 9ip0gnzodeqw0fx51uopknnpnqlvmlb 0 2586 4994 2020-08-03T20:43:41Z 2.98.84.227 Created page with "If you are losing, you may use your turn and $50 [[to]] order a Lootbox to one of your occupied [[Square|Squares]]. This could bring you the exact help you need! Potential co..." 4994 wikitext text/x-wiki If you are losing, you may use your turn and $50 [[to]] order a Lootbox to one of your occupied [[Square|Squares]]. This could bring you the exact help you need! Potential contents include: * decorative hats fzhkcepnnlni7b8gjwhjp3myc9hid6l 4995 4994 2020-08-03T20:44:13Z 2.98.84.227 4995 wikitext text/x-wiki If you are losing, you may use your turn and $50 [[to]] order a Lootbox to one of your occupied [[Square|Squares]]. This could bring you the exact help your [[Pieces]] need! Potential contents include: * decorative hats 21soa4132m329zky8rfspe1fm054w8s 0 2506 4848 2016-11-15T23:31:25Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Lord''' is a [[piece]]. It is generally considered [[nobility]], but will never be a [[King|Royal]]. [[Category:Nobility]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]]" 4848 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Lord''' is a [[piece]]. It is generally considered [[nobility]], but will never be a [[King|Royal]]. [[Category:Nobility]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] pssvhldsrz16irhu7arzshs39y0wft8 0 2693 5204 2023-01-18T04:04:13Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "some boys crash landed on the [[Chessboard]]. They set up their own society with [[Anarchy Chess|their own rules]]. The [[rest]] is history." 5204 wikitext text/x-wiki some boys crash landed on the [[Chessboard]]. They set up their own society with [[Anarchy Chess|their own rules]]. The [[rest]] is history. ahzyjdwnu5y2onvhs3sjgvkk385zlt4 5205 5204 2023-01-18T04:04:44Z 79.66.87.129 5205 wikitext text/x-wiki some boys crash landed on the [[Chessboard]]. They set up their own society with [[Anarchy Chess|their own rules]]. The [[rest]] is [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Lord_of_the_Files?action=history history]. nzbz0o0bja2yqa6if8ty84d4yrnflb7 0 3426 6867 2023-10-02T14:12:06Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Luck is the applied form of [[Chance]]. Chess being a game of Chance, players and Pieces with a high Luck stat have proven [[to]] be very successful in the [[:Category:Meta|meta]]. [[Category:Meta]]" 6867 wikitext text/x-wiki Luck is the applied form of [[Chance]]. Chess being a game of Chance, players and Pieces with a high Luck stat have proven [[to]] be very successful in the [[:Category:Meta|meta]]. [[Category:Meta]] ecxadc4mgi434wxnve1ga2qnikhiqlv 0 2643 5112 2023-01-10T08:56:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Luigi is just like [[Mario]], but he's green. Also his moveset is completely different" 5112 wikitext text/x-wiki Luigi is just like [[Mario]], but he's green. Also his moveset is completely different 43z2ywx74zb070fn7z6yaezr3t187y6 5552 5112 2023-02-05T14:01:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5552 wikitext text/x-wiki Luigi is just like [[Mario]], but he's green. Also his moveset is completely different [[Category:Pieces]] 0442awnwcsygyiebdzz4hg93ufc8ya0 5754 5552 2023-02-22T18:27:42Z Chalcogens 52316134 5754 wikitext text/x-wiki Luigi is just like [[Mario]], but he's green. Also his moveset is completely different. He is known for [https://youtu.be/m6PxRwgjzZw winning by doing absolutely nothing] [[Category:Pieces]] pl3sevr02fckj1di7p3nsjdyk0iwq9x 0 2995 5797 2023-03-09T06:37:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Machine''' is a mechanical [[piece]] made up of metal, various gears, wires, conductors and electricity. Machines are divided into many variants serving a different purpose each, for example: the [[wheater]]. The Machine becomes available at [[Tech level|Tech Level]] 3, evolving from the [[Worker]]. == Weakness == * [[Water]] * [[Rain]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Technology]]" 5797 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Machine''' is a mechanical [[piece]] made up of metal, various gears, wires, conductors and electricity. Machines are divided into many variants serving a different purpose each, for example: the [[wheater]]. The Machine becomes available at [[Tech level|Tech Level]] 3, evolving from the [[Worker]]. == Weakness == * [[Water]] * [[Rain]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Technology]] mc8wbpwd7i3y2bcdr8so6xb3btms63f 0 2861 5545 2023-02-05T12:52:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Beige.png|thumb|357x357px|Look: The tiles are Mahogany]]'''Mahogany''' is one of the numerous optional colors in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:mahogany;">mahogany</span>. Some [[Localization|localizations]] of the game feature this square instead of [[Black]]. This is unrecommended, as it breaks protocol and we just don't know what could happen. ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Beige-vs-black.jpeg|a game between Beige and Black on a Be..." 5545 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beige.png|thumb|357x357px|Look: The tiles are Mahogany]]'''Mahogany''' is one of the numerous optional colors in [[Chess]]. It is characterized by the color <span style="color:mahogany;">mahogany</span>. Some [[Localization|localizations]] of the game feature this square instead of [[Black]]. This is unrecommended, as it breaks protocol and we just don't know what could happen. ==Gallery== <gallery> File:Beige-vs-black.jpeg|a game between Beige and Black on a Beige and Mahogany board </gallery> ==See also== *[[White]] *[[Black]] *[[Beige]] *[[Red]] [[Category:Colors]] aybkr0z2dg3w80szqtf28sgavkiuib8 0 2133 4070 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z CreateWiki script 929702 CreateWiki script moved page [[Main Page]] to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]: SEO 4070 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] myxs5w2ahh3snpr1zwib7g4rvfc8vgf 0 3317 6528 2023-08-29T01:13:14Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Separately from the many [[misconceptions]] of [[Chess]], there are those conceptions that were once true but no longer ever were. These are known as the Mandela Effect due to the pattern of rotational symmetry they leave on the [[Chessboard]]. Let's list some - try and be funny! * Some believe the [[Horsey]] used to have a "different name", but nobody can remember what. ** Debunked: This misunderstanding comes from saboteur sources outside of Chess Fanon Wiki. It's b..." 6528 wikitext text/x-wiki Separately from the many [[misconceptions]] of [[Chess]], there are those conceptions that were once true but no longer ever were. These are known as the Mandela Effect due to the pattern of rotational symmetry they leave on the [[Chessboard]]. Let's list some - try and be funny! * Some believe the [[Horsey]] used to have a "different name", but nobody can remember what. ** Debunked: This misunderstanding comes from saboteur sources outside of Chess Fanon Wiki. It's been Horsey since [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Horsey?oldid=4142 the very first record]. * Memory of a special jingle that played when a [[Pawn]] took a [[Rook]] ** This was true until the 2022 Build. Due to an expired license, the jingle has been removed from all games and our collective memory. Go on, try and hum it: you just don't remember it. You know it was there, but you can't access it. Even [[Chess log|your recorded games]] have had it removed. They can do that now. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Psychology]] 7lv82uzqwpxtuqft43i2h5sfsrhl05z 6529 6528 2023-08-29T01:14:04Z 2.97.99.207 6529 wikitext text/x-wiki Separately from the many [[misconceptions]] of [[Chess]], there are those conceptions that were once true but no longer ever were. These are known as ''the Mandela Effect'' due [[to]] the pattern of rotational symmetry they leave on the [[Chessboard]]. Let's list some - try and be funny! * Some believe the [[Horsey]] used to have a "different name", but nobody can remember what. ** Debunked: This misunderstanding comes from saboteur sources outside of Chess Fanon Wiki. It's been Horsey since [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Horsey?oldid=4142 the very first record]. * Memory of a special jingle that played when a [[Pawn]] took a [[Rook]] ** This was true until the 2022 Build. Due to an expired license, the jingle has been removed from all games and our collective memory. Go on, try and hum it: you just don't remember it. You know it was there, but you can't access it. Even [[Chess log|your recorded games]] have had it removed. They can do that now. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Psychology]] a1bwnrpnteg2l2lq1ej2p30cryx9l99 6800 6529 2023-09-26T18:23:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 6800 wikitext text/x-wiki Separately from the many [[misconceptions]] of [[Chess]], there are those conceptions that were once true but no longer ever were. These are known as ''the Mandela Effect'' due [[to]] the pattern of rotational symmetry they leave on the [[Chessboard]]. Let's list some - try and be funny! * Some believe the [[Horsey]] used to have a "different name", but nobody can remember what. ** Debunked: This misunderstanding comes from saboteur sources outside of Chess Fanon Wiki. It's been Horsey since [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Horsey?oldid=4142 the very first record]. * Memory of a special jingle that played when a [[Pawn]] took a [[Rook]] ** This was true until the 2022 Build. Due to an expired license, the jingle has been removed from all games and our collective memory. Go on, try and hum it: you just don't remember it. You know it was there, but you can't access it. Even [[Chess log|your recorded games]] have had it removed. They can do that now. *Some people recall the branded [[cheese]] crackers to have been called ''"Cheez Itz"'' instead of ''"Cheez It"'' **Debunked: It used [[to]] be actually called ''"Chess It,"'' before a change was requested from [[Chess]] due [[to]] people thinking the brand was related to Chess. Majority of people that have come in contact with ''"Chess It"'' have been [[Amnestics|amnesticized]]. [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Psychology]] 1u56qd4vs3qt7xb6jpjmhnynxws0pel 0 3304 6506 2023-08-24T21:29:49Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Mandelbrot's Piece''' can [[move]] [[Markov Chain|depending on its prior moves]], defined in the [[complex plane]]. Its [[Future Chess|future]] moves must be [[Snap|self-similar]] but ever-refining. Where [[Z]] is Move #, Zn+1 = Zn2 + C and so on. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]]" 6506 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mandelbrot's Piece''' can [[move]] [[Markov Chain|depending on its prior moves]], defined in the [[complex plane]]. Its [[Future Chess|future]] moves must be [[Snap|self-similar]] but ever-refining. Where [[Z]] is Move #, Zn+1 = Zn2 + C and so on. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] 17e09ibm2j43v4np45lsp9igsqiyljm 6507 6506 2023-08-24T21:30:08Z Craten 26192002 6507 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mandelbrot's Piece''' can [[move]] [[Markov Chain|depending on its prior moves]], defined in the [[complex plane]]. Its [[Future Chess|future]] moves must be [[Snap|self-similar]] but ever-refining. Where [[Z]] is Move #, Zn+1 = Zn2 + C [[Etc.|and so on.]] {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] j75zv6nnol8w66raqthxn2u60fe8icl 0 2236 4277 2015-03-13T21:56:01Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[Categories:Maneuvers]] 4277 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Categories:Maneuvers]] ntk12qwsc5w42s49399b40vepzpdtda 4278 4277 2015-03-13T21:57:14Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[Category:Maneuvers]] 4278 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Category:Maneuvers]] 48jlqvj5nb2jegq38b3687zx0x828xk 0 2670 5153 2023-01-12T08:58:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Marathon''' is one of the available [[:Category:Variants|gamemodes]] in [[Chess]]. Instead of being a battle, the objective is to run around the outer edge of [[:Category:Squares|the perimeter]]. This gamemode involves only 1 of each [[piece]]. == Known issues == This gamemode is considered to be heavily unfair due to the wildly different movesets of each [[piece]]. For example the [[Rook]] and the [[Queen]] have the biggest advantage, meanwhile the [[King]] can slo..." 5153 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marathon''' is one of the available [[:Category:Variants|gamemodes]] in [[Chess]]. Instead of being a battle, the objective is to run around the outer edge of [[:Category:Squares|the perimeter]]. This gamemode involves only 1 of each [[piece]]. == Known issues == This gamemode is considered to be heavily unfair due to the wildly different movesets of each [[piece]]. For example the [[Rook]] and the [[Queen]] have the biggest advantage, meanwhile the [[King]] can slowly drag behind. The [[pawn]], [[Horsey]] and the [[Bishop]] cannot even start, as you are only allowed to move on the outer [[:Category:Squares|squares]] of the [[board]] [[Category:Variants]] e96s6mp72uwnde21junhvt4ponhbmqq 5721 5153 2023-02-11T13:56:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5721 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Marathon''' is one of the available [[:Category:Variants|gamemodes]] in [[Chess]]. Instead of being a battle, the objective is to run around the outer edge of [[:Category:Squares|the perimeter]]. This gamemode involves only 1 of each [[piece]]. == Known issues == This gamemode is considered to be heavily unfair due to the wildly different movesets of each [[piece]]. For example the [[Rook]] and the [[Queen]] have the biggest advantage, meanwhile the [[King]] can slowly drag behind. The [[pawn]], [[Horsey]] and the [[Bishop]] cannot even start, as you are only allowed to move on the outer [[:Category:Squares|squares]] of the [[board]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Races]] m2jiyjpwpuvdg24cavr7hpcncgaz7d2 0 2642 5109 2023-01-10T07:52:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:MarioNSMBUDeluxe.png|thumb]] Mario is an [[Italian]] and a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. Mario is semi-autonomous and moves on his own like the [[Beetle]]. His moveset is that he jumps high up in the air and can stomp down on any piece in a 5x5 grid centered at Mario. Mario cannot actually checkmate the [[King]], because that will damage Mario. Mario often repeats catchphrases completely by his own will. These catchphrases include: "It's-a me, Mario!..." 5109 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:MarioNSMBUDeluxe.png|thumb]] Mario is an [[Italian]] and a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. Mario is semi-autonomous and moves on his own like the [[Beetle]]. His moveset is that he jumps high up in the air and can stomp down on any piece in a 5x5 grid centered at Mario. Mario cannot actually checkmate the [[King]], because that will damage Mario. Mario often repeats catchphrases completely by his own will. These catchphrases include: "It's-a me, Mario!" "Wahoo!" "Okie Dokie". The [[Player]] has no control over this . His [[Category:Pieces]] cqbmq8gvdy7tc7f1koy8ygtwoj7fns8 5110 5109 2023-01-10T08:51:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 5110 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:MarioNSMBUDeluxe.png|thumb]] Mario is an [[Italian]] and a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. Mario is semi-autonomous and can moves on his own like the [[Beetle]]. His moveset is that he jumps high up in the air and can stomp down on any piece in a 5x5 grid centered at Mario. Mario cannot actually checkmate the [[King]], because that will damage Mario. Mario often repeats catchphrases completely by his own will. These catchphrases include: "It's-a me, Mario!" "Wahoo!" "Okie Dokie". The [[Player]] has no control over this ==Trivia == *Mario is one of the only 2 [[Italian|Italians]] in the game, the other one being [[Luigi]]. NOTE: Contrary to popular belief, the [[Bishop]] and the [[Pope]] are NOT Italians. The in-game location [[Vatican]] isn't even in Italy * [[Category:Pieces]] ao3xnoby3jtmng9gxx9x2cf6ygqvzpn 5111 5110 2023-01-10T08:54:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 5111 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:MarioNSMBUDeluxe.png|thumb]] Mario is an [[Italian]] and a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. Mario is semi-autonomous and can moves on his own like the [[Beetle]]. His moveset is that he jumps high up in the air and can stomp down on any piece in a 5x5 grid centered at Mario. Mario cannot actually checkmate the [[King]], because that will damage Mario. Mario often repeats catchphrases completely by his own will. These catchphrases include: "It's-a me, Mario!" "Wahoo!" "Okie Dokie" "Mama Mia". The [[Player]] has no control over this ==Trivia == *Mario is one of the only 2 [[Italian|Italians]] in the game, the other one being [[Luigi]]. NOTE: Contrary to popular belief, the [[Bishop]] and the [[Pope]] are NOT Italians. The in-game location [[Vatican]] isn't even in Italy * [[Category:Pieces]] 0sutvk0igtgorrpl37j2qgip352w0wk 6772 5111 2023-09-20T16:56:46Z Milo fett 34586 6772 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:MarioChess.png|thumb]] Mario is an [[Italian]] and a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Chess]]. Mario is semi-autonomous and can moves on his own like the [[Beetle]]. His moveset is that he jumps high up in the air and can stomp down on any piece in a 5x5 grid centered at Mario. Mario cannot actually checkmate the [[King]], because that will damage Mario. Mario often repeats catchphrases completely by his own will. These catchphrases include: "It's-a me, Mario!" "Wahoo!" "Okie Dokie" "Mama Mia". The [[Player]] has no control over this ==Trivia == *Mario is one of the only 2 [[Italian|Italians]] in the game, the other one being [[Luigi]]. NOTE: Contrary to popular belief, the [[Bishop]] and the [[Pope]] are NOT Italians. The in-game location [[Vatican]] isn't even in Italy * [[Category:Pieces]] plkm47w1f8r16excat577dwrizcy0x0 0 2414 4642 2016-04-03T01:53:46Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Marshland]] is one of the major [[:Category:terrain|terrain]] types in [[Chess]], situated on the squares [[A3]], [[A7]], [[C1]] to [[D4]] inclusive, [[F4|E4]] to [[G6]] inc..." 4642 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Marshland]] is one of the major [[:Category:terrain|terrain]] types in [[Chess]], situated on the squares [[A3]], [[A7]], [[C1]] to [[D4]] inclusive, [[F4|E4]] to [[G6]] inclusive, and [[H7]] to [[H8]] exclusive. Movement in a [[Marshland]] is halved for all pieces but for [[Pegasus]] and those on a [[hoverboard]]. Marshland becomes [[Bog]] in [[rain]], and can be converted to [[drylands]] fit for property development if a [[Marsh Conversion Project]] is undertaken, at a rate of sixteen [[turns]] per [[square]]. hbv1ikav8wiwzu29oa75mso5l1ai9p8 4643 4642 2016-04-03T01:54:01Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4643 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Marshland]] is one of the major [[:Category:terrain|terrain]] types in [[Chess]], situated on the squares [[A3]], [[A7]], [[C1]] to [[D4]] inclusive, [[F4|E4]] to [[G6]] inclusive, and [[H7]] to [[H8]] exclusive. Movement in a [[Marshland]] is halved for all pieces but for [[Pegasus]] and those on a [[hoverboard]]. Marshland becomes [[Bog]] in [[rain]], and can be converted to [[drylands]] fit for property development if a [[Marsh Conversion Project]] is undertaken, at a rate of sixteen [[turns]] per [[square]]. [[Category:Terrain]] o54k6nj5blye1ulg93m3kekcfne71am 4644 4643 2016-04-03T01:54:12Z 82.31.22.143 4644 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Marshland]] is one of the major [[:Category:terrain|terrain]] types in [[Chess]], initially situated on the squares [[A3]], [[A7]], [[C1]] to [[D4]] inclusive, [[F4|E4]] to [[G6]] inclusive, and [[H7]] to [[H8]] exclusive. Movement in a [[Marshland]] is halved for all pieces but for [[Pegasus]] and those on a [[hoverboard]]. Marshland becomes [[Bog]] in [[rain]], and can be converted to [[drylands]] fit for property development if a [[Marsh Conversion Project]] is undertaken, at a rate of sixteen [[turns]] per [[square]]. [[Category:Terrain]] jybv7fs1ew6go580nw4qygerh6vln61 4645 4644 2016-04-03T01:55:14Z 82.31.22.143 4645 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Marshland]] is one of the major [[:Category:terrain|terrain]] types in [[Chess]], initially situated on the squares [[A3]], [[A7]], [[C1]] to [[D4]] inclusive, [[F4|E4]] to [[G6]] inclusive, and [[H7]] to [[H8]] exclusive. Movement in a [[Marshland]] is halved for all pieces but for [[Flying]]-types such as [[Pegasus]], and those on a [[hoverboard]]. Marshland becomes [[Bog]] in [[rain]], and can be converted to [[drylands]] fit for property development if a [[Marsh Conversion Project]] is undertaken, at a rate of sixteen [[turns]] per [[square]]. [[Category:Terrain]] a0krya1toq59z2pofzuotwbcpfti0dh 0 2807 5463 2023-02-03T02:25:18Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Murder]] 5463 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Murder]] [[Category:Crimes]] oeezmf79uki9uoc6zm6gzfdmyhyocuy 5702 5463 2023-02-10T19:04:33Z Milo fett 34586 Removed redirect to [[Murder]] 5702 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mass murder''' is [[murder]] that takes place during a religious ceremony. Due [[to]] its profession, the [[Bishop]] is at special risk of falling victim to this crime. [[Category:Crimes]] s0gyd8uf2w09ltgaqoflx40a5esmkoy 0 3404 6820 2023-09-28T14:59:03Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Breeding]] 6820 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Breeding]] hx20f1dr8xnrc5e5pw4md93jq8710zs 0 2837 5503 2023-02-04T21:03:42Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Not to be confused with various types of matter, such as [[Dark Matter]], [[Antimatter Chess|Antimatter]], [[Strange Matter]], [[Gluon]]{{CharacterProfile|title1=Mater|image1=mater.webp|name=Mater|status=Alive|occupation=Player's agent|age=46|species=Vehicle|gender=Male|first_appearance=Chess|last_appearance=Chess}} '''Mater''' is one of the main protagonists in [[Chess]], serving as the [[player]]'s agent and keeping them up [[to]] date with the [[opponent]]'s tactics...." 5503 wikitext text/x-wiki Not to be confused with various types of matter, such as [[Dark Matter]], [[Antimatter Chess|Antimatter]], [[Strange Matter]], [[Gluon]]{{CharacterProfile|title1=Mater|image1=mater.webp|name=Mater|status=Alive|occupation=Player's agent|age=46|species=Vehicle|gender=Male|first_appearance=Chess|last_appearance=Chess}} '''Mater''' is one of the main protagonists in [[Chess]], serving as the [[player]]'s agent and keeping them up [[to]] date with the [[opponent]]'s tactics. He also provides comedic relief in situations of high tension. == Appearances == He has debuted in the first release of [[Chess]] and has appeared in every game since. In 2006, he had [[a]] major cameo in the [[:Category:Vehicles|Cars]] movie by [[Pixar]]. He is a vehicle, but it is unknown why Pixar directly put him in the movie == Gallery == <gallery> File:Mater-overworld-sprite.webp|overboard sprite </gallery> [[Category:Vehicles]] [[Category:Protagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] 4t39kwb2vz7c2kwkwclkaiyenqhke7k 5507 5503 2023-02-04T21:18:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 formatting 5507 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with various types of matter, such as [[Dark Matter]], [[Antimatter Chess|Antimatter]], [[Strange Matter]], [[Gluon]]''{{CharacterProfile|title1=Mater|image1=mater.webp|name=Mater|status=Alive|occupation=Player's agent|age=46|species=Vehicle|gender=Male|first_appearance=Chess|last_appearance=Chess}} '''Mater''' is one of the main protagonists in [[Chess]], serving as the [[player]]'s agent and keeping them up [[to]] date with the [[opponent]]'s tactics. He also provides comedic relief in situations of high tension. == Appearances == He has debuted in the first release of [[Chess]] and has appeared in every game since. In 2006, he had [[a]] major cameo in the [[:Category:Vehicles|Cars]] movie by [[Pixar]]. He is a vehicle, but it is unknown why Pixar directly put him in the movie == Gallery == <gallery> File:Mater-overworld-sprite.webp|overboard sprite </gallery> [[Category:Vehicles]] [[Category:Protagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] 3e7vjxw9auyjhvmdkuvvpjpwrlptkjv 6283 5507 2023-08-02T22:13:53Z Milo fett 34586 Name origin 6283 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with various types of matter, such as [[Dark Matter]], [[Antimatter Chess|Antimatter]], [[Strange Matter]], [[Gluon]]''{{CharacterProfile|title1=Mater|image1=mater.webp|name=Mater|status=Alive|occupation=Player's agent|age=46|species=Vehicle|gender=Male|first_appearance=Chess|last_appearance=Chess}} '''Mater''' is one of the main protagonists in [[Chess]], serving as the [[player]]'s agent and keeping them up [[to]] date with the [[opponent]]'s tactics. He also provides comedic relief in situations of high tension. == Appearances == He has debuted in the first release of [[Chess]] and has appeared in every game since. In 2006, he had [[a]] major cameo in the [[:Category:Vehicles|Cars]] movie by [[Pixar]]. He is a vehicle, but it is unknown why Pixar directly put him in the movie == Name origin== He is believed to be named after his skill at [[Mate|mating]]. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Mater-overworld-sprite.webp|overboard sprite </gallery> [[Category:Vehicles]] [[Category:Protagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] pfrdvj0817l1pvscxfb3c6h8c0zzpym 6284 6283 2023-08-02T22:13:53Z Milo fett 34586 Protected "[[Mater]]" ([Commenting=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) 6283 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with various types of matter, such as [[Dark Matter]], [[Antimatter Chess|Antimatter]], [[Strange Matter]], [[Gluon]]''{{CharacterProfile|title1=Mater|image1=mater.webp|name=Mater|status=Alive|occupation=Player's agent|age=46|species=Vehicle|gender=Male|first_appearance=Chess|last_appearance=Chess}} '''Mater''' is one of the main protagonists in [[Chess]], serving as the [[player]]'s agent and keeping them up [[to]] date with the [[opponent]]'s tactics. He also provides comedic relief in situations of high tension. == Appearances == He has debuted in the first release of [[Chess]] and has appeared in every game since. In 2006, he had [[a]] major cameo in the [[:Category:Vehicles|Cars]] movie by [[Pixar]]. He is a vehicle, but it is unknown why Pixar directly put him in the movie == Name origin== He is believed to be named after his skill at [[Mate|mating]]. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Mater-overworld-sprite.webp|overboard sprite </gallery> [[Category:Vehicles]] [[Category:Protagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] pfrdvj0817l1pvscxfb3c6h8c0zzpym 6626 6284 2023-09-07T00:42:13Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6626 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with various types of matter, such as [[Dark Matter]], [[Antimatter Chess|Antimatter]], [[Strange Matter]], [[Gluon]]''{{CharacterProfile|title1=Mater|image1=mater.webp|name=Mater|status=Alive|occupation=Player's agent|age=46|species=Vehicle|gender=Male|first_appearance=Chess|last_appearance=Chess}} '''Mater''' is one of the main protagonists in [[Chess]], serving as the [[player]]'s agent and keeping them up [[to]] date with the [[opponent]]'s tactics. He also provides comedic relief in situations of high tension. == Appearances == He has debuted in the first release of [[Chess]] and has appeared in every game since. In 2006, he had [[a]] major cameo in the [[:Category:Vehicles|Cars]] movie by [[Pixar]]. He is a vehicle, but it is unknown why Pixar directly put him in the movie == Name origin== He is believed to be named after his skill at [[Mate|mating]]. == Gallery == <gallery> File:Mater-overworld-sprite.webp|overboard sprite </gallery> [[Category:Vehicles]] [[Category:Protagonists]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] hd7pkvuqn2tczm626yby4mrqe6etynn 0 2989 5788 2023-03-03T07:58:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Material''' is the term used [[to]] refer [[to]] the resources that can be harvested, mined, collected from across the board. Most common materials include: wood, cobblestone, copper ores, reeds, more ores. ''"White to play and win material"'' = [[White]] has [[to]] play and gather as much resources as possible [[Category:Terminology]]" 5788 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Material''' is the term used [[to]] refer [[to]] the resources that can be harvested, mined, collected from across the board. Most common materials include: wood, cobblestone, copper ores, reeds, more ores. ''"White to play and win material"'' = [[White]] has [[to]] play and gather as much resources as possible [[Category:Terminology]] lsxcye3i6dicutdr1bdyl6s0tcxp8tf 5789 5788 2023-03-03T08:56:02Z Chalcogens 52316134 5789 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Material''' is the term used [[to]] refer [[to]] the resources that can be harvested, mined, collected from across the [[board]]. Most common materials include: [[wood]], [[cobblestone]], [[Copper Ore|copper ores]], [[reeds]], more [[Ore|ores]]. ''"White to play and win material"'' = [[White]] has [[to]] play and gather as much resources as possible [[Category:Terminology]] clfsfpabmw6ljfwgqvju7ul36iqcg37 0 3229 6346 2023-08-09T23:52:56Z 2.97.99.207 Redirected page to [[Matryoshka doll]] 6346 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Matryoshka doll]] gzwhmx7rtxkoonmbj7iywcm15xkce5k 0 3228 6345 2023-08-09T23:52:30Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The Matryoshka doll is one of the few [[Piece|Pieces]] that contains other [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. Inside it, you can find the [[Matryoshka|Matryoshka doll]], one of the few [[Piece|Pieces]] that contains other [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. == See Also == [[Pregnant|Pregnancy]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 6345 wikitext text/x-wiki The Matryoshka doll is one of the few [[Piece|Pieces]] that contains other [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. Inside it, you can find the [[Matryoshka|Matryoshka doll]], one of the few [[Piece|Pieces]] that contains other [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. == See Also == [[Pregnant|Pregnancy]] [[Category:Pieces]] 5i8a7qeo54up12lp3n1l1bi5twdsv9q 6359 6345 2023-08-11T16:52:56Z Milo fett 34586 6359 wikitext text/x-wiki The Matryoshka doll is one of the few [[Piece|Pieces]] that contains other [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. Inside it, you can find the [[Matryoshka|Matryoshka doll]], one of the few [[Piece|Pieces]] that contains other [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. == See Also == [[Pregnant|Pregnancy]] {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] itbgj3dcx0cycrrubfjkmf56c1fwbza 0 2949 5722 2023-02-11T16:57:18Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Outdated, sexist saying [[From's Gambit|from]] [[Chess]]. [[Category:Phrases]]" 5722 wikitext text/x-wiki Outdated, sexist saying [[From's Gambit|from]] [[Chess]]. [[Category:Phrases]] 5d5lht0nw9yz8fn603ao3fgef5qrqbn 0 2572 4957 2019-01-01T20:37:24Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Opponent]] 4957 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Opponent]] 5e12bdtlltoxw3ycuby41llnxa1d50i 0 3221 6316 2023-08-04T23:24:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[Chess]]'s '''medium difficulty''' is a difficulty setting under which the [[player]] must [[Face-Off|face off]] against the channeled [[Ghost|spirits]] of [[Chess Timeline|history]]'s greatest [[Grandmaster]]s, typically with the assistance of a '''medium'''. Accordingly, it is the '''hardest difficulty in the game.''' [[Category:Settings]] [[Category:Difficulty]]" 6316 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]]'s '''medium difficulty''' is a difficulty setting under which the [[player]] must [[Face-Off|face off]] against the channeled [[Ghost|spirits]] of [[Chess Timeline|history]]'s greatest [[Grandmaster]]s, typically with the assistance of a '''medium'''. Accordingly, it is the '''hardest difficulty in the game.''' [[Category:Settings]] [[Category:Difficulty]] 7qs0yly659ne435eaxgn3bbf63qrtcg 0 2201 4194 2015-03-11T08:54:55Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Mega Chess '''is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] played on a [[Chessboard]] with 16,384 squares (128 x 128) instead of the usual 64. The two players start at opposite ends..." 4194 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mega Chess '''is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] played on a [[Chessboard]] with 16,384 squares (128 x 128) instead of the usual 64. The two players start at opposite ends of the board, with 128 [[Pawns]] , 2 [[King]]s and one of each other [[piece]]. Play continues as normal. sewp1tnfie74e8nj918a6cedl7kdf31 4195 4194 2015-03-11T08:55:03Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4195 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mega Chess '''is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] played on a [[Chessboard]] with 16,384 squares (128 x 128) instead of the usual 64. The two players start at opposite ends of the board, with 128 [[Pawns]] , 2 [[King]]s and one of each other [[piece]]. Play continues as normal. [[Category:Variants]] mhq9gj2cfnqir3wm7klldymh00gy6qn 4214 4195 2015-03-11T18:28:28Z 82.24.92.97 4214 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mega Chess '''is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] played on a [[Chessboard]] with 16,384 squares (128 x 128) instead of the usual 64. The two players start at opposite ends of the board, with 128 [[Pawns]], 2 [[King]]s and one of each other [[piece]]. Play continues as normal. [[Category:Variants]] 9qwhezti11oybidcc217526t7612giy 4258 4214 2015-03-11T22:44:52Z Milo fett 34586 4258 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mega Chess '''is a [[Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] played on a [[Chessboard]] with 16,384 squares (128 x 128) instead of the usual 64. The two players start at opposite ends of the board, with 128 [[Pawns]], 2 [[King]]s and one of each other [[piece]]. Play continues as normal. [[Category:Variants]] s4co4dljj1vkupgw5iihjs2u0u8f9tk 4259 4258 2015-03-11T22:45:15Z Milo fett 34586 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]] | [[Special:Block/Milo fett|block]]) to last version by [[User:82.24.92.97|82.24.92.97]] 4259 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mega Chess '''is a [[variant]] of [[Chess]] played on a [[Chessboard]] with 16,384 squares (128 x 128) instead of the usual 64. The two players start at opposite ends of the board, with 128 [[Pawns]], 2 [[King]]s and one of each other [[piece]]. Play continues as normal. [[Category:Variants]] 9qwhezti11oybidcc217526t7612giy 0 3407 6824 2023-09-28T15:17:35Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Successfully [[Piece Stacking|Stacking]] every [[Piece]] in an Army results in a Megazord, the most powerful Chess [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]]. With the King at its centre, the Queen at its head and their minions as limbs, lungs and entrails, the Megazord can stomp across the Chessboard and all over the opposing contingent. The Megazord brings an easy way to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]], and is thereby very difficult to Assemble. == Proper Assembly == It is advi..." 6824 wikitext text/x-wiki Successfully [[Piece Stacking|Stacking]] every [[Piece]] in an Army results in a Megazord, the most powerful Chess [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]]. With the King at its centre, the Queen at its head and their minions as limbs, lungs and entrails, the Megazord can stomp across the Chessboard and all over the opposing contingent. The Megazord brings an easy way to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]], and is thereby very difficult to Assemble. == Proper Assembly == It is advised for the Boots of a Megazord to be the Rook and the Castle, else the Megazord cannot move across Files and Ranks the way the Rook and Castle can. It is advised for the Upper Arms of a Megazord [[to]] be Bishops, allowing for the Swiping attack (note that the Swiping is performed by the Bishop but the connecting part is the Lower Arm/Hand). It is advised for the Thorax of a Megazord [[to]] be two outward-facing Horseys. It is advised for the Hips, Lower Arms, optional Hands, Thighs and [[Shin|Shins]] of a Megazord [[to]] be Pawns. Just one wrong placement results in a [[Megazord#Malformed Megazord|Malformed Megazord]]. == Malformed Megazord == * A Megazord with [[Pawn]]<nowiki/>s as its Boots will struggle to 'skate' at any satisfying [[Speedrunning|speed]] * A Megazord with a King as its Boot leaves the [[King]] prone to being [[Taken]] * A Megazord with [[Bishop]]<nowiki/>s as its Boots gains [[diagonal]] motion, but this is hard to coordinate on a simple [[Chessboard]] and brings more challenges than advantages * A Megazord with a Queen as its Boot may seem advantageous, but consider that there is only one Queen, any moves that do not match its other Boot will result in The Splits, and it's a waste of a Queen * A Megazord with anything other than outward-facing Horseys as its Torso will lack the necessary Socket for a Ball and Socket Joint to create the respective arm. * A Megazord with Pawns as its upper Arms will still be viable but will have shorter arms of no specific function. * A Megazord with anything other than a Queen as its head will struggle to navigate its own Boots: To [[move]], the move must be possible for the Head and BOTH Boots. For this reason, it is considered most useful to have the Queen at the top. * The Queen's [[Hats|Hat]] hurts to stand on. ic6yzbewt1tg0mg8ttt0llnr48vryot 6828 6824 2023-09-28T16:12:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6828 wikitext text/x-wiki Successfully [[Piece Stacking|Stacking]] every [[Piece]] in an Army results in a Megazord, the most powerful Chess [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]]. With the King at its centre, the Queen at its head and their minions as limbs, lungs and entrails, the Megazord can stomp across the Chessboard and all over the opposing contingent. The Megazord brings an easy way to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]], and is thereby very difficult to Assemble. == Proper Assembly == It is advised for the Boots of a Megazord to be the Rook and the Castle, else the Megazord cannot move across Files and Ranks the way the Rook and Castle can. It is advised for the Upper Arms of a Megazord [[to]] be Bishops, allowing for the Swiping attack (note that the Swiping is performed by the Bishop but the connecting part is the Lower Arm/Hand). It is advised for the Thorax of a Megazord [[to]] be two outward-facing Horseys. It is advised for the Hips, Lower Arms, optional Hands, Thighs and [[Shin|Shins]] of a Megazord [[to]] be Pawns. Just one wrong placement results in a [[Megazord#Malformed Megazord|Malformed Megazord]]. == Malformed Megazord == * A Megazord with [[Pawn]]<nowiki/>s as its Boots will struggle to 'skate' at any satisfying [[Speedrunning|speed]] * A Megazord with a King as its Boot leaves the [[King]] prone to being [[Taken]] * A Megazord with [[Bishop]]<nowiki/>s as its Boots gains [[diagonal]] motion, but this is hard to coordinate on a simple [[Chessboard]] and brings more challenges than advantages * A Megazord with a Queen as its Boot may seem advantageous, but consider that there is only one Queen, any moves that do not match its other Boot will result in The Splits, and it's a waste of a Queen * A Megazord with anything other than outward-facing Horseys as its Torso will lack the necessary Socket for a Ball and Socket Joint to create the respective arm. * A Megazord with Pawns as its upper Arms will still be viable but will have shorter arms of no specific function. * A Megazord with anything other than a Queen as its head will struggle to navigate its own Boots: To [[move]], the move must be possible for the Head and BOTH Boots. For this reason, it is considered most useful to have the Queen at the top. * The Queen's [[Hats|Hat]] hurts to stand on. [[Category:Pieces]] k0fzyvk4m121j1sv75str440k30nvv8 0 2591 5007 2022-05-21T17:43:44Z 89.240.208.103 Created page with "[[Chess]] can be played by anybody: all they need is a brain and a tongue! Though the [[World Chess Championships]] have always been open [[to]] most genders, their competi..." 5007 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] can be played by anybody: all they need is a brain and a tongue! Though the [[World Chess Championships]] have always been open [[to]] most genders, their competitors have proven to be almost entirely [[Gender|male]]. To encourage more women into competitive Chess, the [[Women's Chess Championships]] were founded, with the [[Chessboard|board]] dimensions, [[piece]] weights and roles of the [[King]] and [[Queen]] adjusted accordingly. The [[Women's Chess Championships]]' competitors have proven to be almost entirely [[Gender|female]]. For this reason, the [[Men's Chess Championships]] were founded, with the [[Chessboard|board]] dimensions, piece weights and roles of the [[Queen]] and [[King]] adjusted accordingly. There is now a championship for each binary gender, as well as the all-inclusive [[World Chess Championship]]. tc2l75w9oigwuso53mpz8diygiskzwt 0 3274 6456 2023-08-21T02:57:24Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "After the formation of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_World_Chess_Championship Women's Chess], Men were up in arms about their exclusion. They thereby formed a '''Men's Women's Chess''' league. Wearing [[Cosplay|woman costumes]], they would play with the Women's Chess Pieces and Rules. It has been suggested that men should be allowed [[to]] compete in Women's Chess itself, but it would be unfair due to women's natural advantage at Women's Chess. Men would not..." 6456 wikitext text/x-wiki After the formation of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Women%27s_World_Chess_Championship Women's Chess], Men were up in arms about their exclusion. They thereby formed a '''Men's Women's Chess''' league. Wearing [[Cosplay|woman costumes]], they would play with the Women's Chess Pieces and Rules. It has been suggested that men should be allowed [[to]] compete in Women's Chess itself, but it would be unfair due to women's natural advantage at Women's Chess. Men would not even reach the finals. [[Men's Women's Chess]] disallows the participation of women. This has caused much controversy, leading to the [[Women's Men's Women's Chess]] League. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] dkz9e8rpsxm6bv4f4zq8tawehp3me82 0 3150 6144 2023-07-26T02:08:01Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Merged Rooks''' are 2 rooks. Flip a rook and put another rook on top of it, when 2 rooks of opposing teams do the same, it is not called merging rooks, but it is called '''Mind Control'''." 6144 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Merged Rooks''' are 2 rooks. Flip a rook and put another rook on top of it, when 2 rooks of opposing teams do the same, it is not called merging rooks, but it is called '''Mind Control'''. jetxeap3a61ep0lwphdce5nlbck3ko8 6145 6144 2023-07-26T02:08:10Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6145 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Merged Rooks''' are 2 rooks. Flip a rook and put another rook on top of it, when 2 rooks of opposing teams do the same, it is not called merging rooks, but it is called '''Mind Control'''. [[Category:Moves]] 204dle2mpxh49qoxrzoeusm51lgqcwx 6158 6145 2023-07-26T02:21:09Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6158 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Merged Rooks''' are 2 rooks. Flip a rook and put another rook on top of it, when 2 rooks of opposing teams do the same, it is not called merging rooks, but it is called '''Mind Control'''. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Rooks]] ocszo6ddstltl0kybuq68ew9trrhwyq 6195 6158 2023-07-26T18:08:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6195 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Merged Rooks''' are 2 rooks. Flip a rook and put another rook on top of it, when 2 rooks of opposing teams do the same, it is not called merging rooks, but it is called '''Mind Control'''. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Rooks]] [[Category:Pieces]] o1yc7ahawdrcu2l3oclo1wk0qnk1vz3 6222 6195 2023-07-26T23:40:03Z 2.97.99.207 6222 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Merged Rooks''' are 2 rooks. Flip a rook and put another rook on [[to]]<nowiki/>p of it so their horns intersect, when 2 rooks of opposing teams do the same, it is not called merging rooks, but it is called '''Mind Control'''. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Rooks]] [[Category:Pieces]] sawz71ba8vtpd57zl3vfrqw8zmemidn 0 3089 5977 2023-06-20T05:42:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Mine.png|thumb]] The '''Mine from Minesweeper''', or '''Mine''' for short, is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that explodes when it comes near an [[Opponent|enemy]] piece (1 or less [[Square|squares]] in between mine and enemy piece). Upon exploding, it takes out pieces in a 3x3 area. Allied pieces are immune [[to]] this. == Strategy == [[Ladder Mate]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Explosives]]" 5977 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Mine.png|thumb]] The '''Mine from Minesweeper''', or '''Mine''' for short, is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that explodes when it comes near an [[Opponent|enemy]] piece (1 or less [[Square|squares]] in between mine and enemy piece). Upon exploding, it takes out pieces in a 3x3 area. Allied pieces are immune [[to]] this. == Strategy == [[Ladder Mate]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Explosives]] owsedd6ndy94nws0gwvezgze22hrtnw 0 3087 5974 2023-06-16T11:51:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with the [https://minesweeper.online/ Game], or the [[Minesweeper Mode|gamemode]]'' The '''Minesweeper''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] who is used [[to]] sweep away [[Mine from Minesweeper|Mines from Minesweeper]]. As a piece, it is somewhat self-contradictory, as it is an earlygame piece, but the ability [[to]] sweep away mines becomes more handy in the late-game once they become overwhelmingly plentiful. [[Category:Pieces]]" 5974 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [https://minesweeper.online/ Game], or the [[Minesweeper Mode|gamemode]]'' The '''Minesweeper''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] who is used [[to]] sweep away [[Mine from Minesweeper|Mines from Minesweeper]]. As a piece, it is somewhat self-contradictory, as it is an earlygame piece, but the ability [[to]] sweep away mines becomes more handy in the late-game once they become overwhelmingly plentiful. [[Category:Pieces]] f8wmcksnitl58mp8ihv4efl6qs6nzdb 6668 5974 2023-09-07T00:56:10Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6668 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [https://minesweeper.online/ Game], or the [[Minesweeper Mode|gamemode]]'' The '''Minesweeper''' is a [[piece]] in [[Chess]] who is used [[to]] sweep away [[Mine from Minesweeper|Mines from Minesweeper]]. As a piece, it is somewhat self-contradictory, as it is an earlygame piece, but the ability [[to]] sweep away mines becomes more handy in the late-game once they become overwhelmingly plentiful. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 1g92spxhk82mzltk7o9avtt2rev1f1y 0 2797 5444 2023-02-02T20:30:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Minesweeper-mode.png|thumb|421x421px|a typical '''solved''' minesweeper board]] The '''Minesweeper Mode''' is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] introduced in 1989 as a part of the [[Minesweeper]] [[promotion]]. This variant introduced a new [[board]] design, it's made up of 16 [[Rank|ranks]] and 30 [[File|files]]. == Gameplay == The [[White]] team starts off at the lowermost [[Rank|ranks]] and goes against the [[Black]] team, who starts at the uppermost Ra..." 5444 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Minesweeper-mode.png|thumb|421x421px|a typical '''solved''' minesweeper board]] The '''Minesweeper Mode''' is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] introduced in 1989 as a part of the [[Minesweeper]] [[promotion]]. This variant introduced a new [[board]] design, it's made up of 16 [[Rank|ranks]] and 30 [[File|files]]. == Gameplay == The [[White]] team starts off at the lowermost [[Rank|ranks]] and goes against the [[Black]] team, who starts at the uppermost [[Rank|ranks]]. Each team starts with 60 [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]], one of them being the [[King]]. On top of classic [[Chess]] gameplay, there are 99 hidden [[Mine|mines]] scattered across the [[board]] in random locations. Moving a [[piece]] on top of a hidden mine causes a 3x3 area explosion, [[Death|killing]] allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in range. To avoid this, the [[player]] can use a [[turn]] [[to]] task a piece to dig out the [[square]] underneath, shall the square be safe, [[a]] number indicating the amount of mines present in the 3x3 area around it appears. This information can be used to logically figure out which squares have mines underneath. You may place a red flag above a square you suspect of having a hidden mine (this won't take up a turn). [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Promotions]] f1fwato2pygm32a3fgjskv211z5ur3b 5449 5444 2023-02-02T22:02:42Z Craten 26192002 5449 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Minesweeper-mode.png|thumb|421x421px|a typical '''solved''' minesweeper board]] The '''Minesweeper Mode''' is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] introduced in 1989 as a part of the [[Minesweeper]] [[promotion]]. This variant introduced a new [[board]] design, it's made up of 16 [[Rank|ranks]] and 30 [[File|files]]. == Gameplay == The [[White]] team starts off at the lowermost [[Rank|ranks]] and goes against the [[Black]] team, who starts at the uppermost [[Rank|ranks]]. Each team starts with 60 [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]], one of them being the [[King]]. On top of classic [[Chess]] gameplay, there are 99 hidden [[Mine|mines]] scattered across the [[board]] in random locations. Moving a [[piece]] on top of a hidden mine causes a 3x3 area explosion, [[Death|killing]] allied [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in range. To avoid this, the [[player]] can use a [[turn]] [[to]] task a piece to dig out the [[square]] underneath, shall the square be safe, [[a]] number indicating the amount of mines present in the 3x3 area around it appears. This information can be used to logically figure out which squares have mines underneath. You may place a red flag above a square you suspect of having a hidden mine (this won't take up a turn). 😎 [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Promotions]] 1g2uf35w80usbe1acai0p3ms6wriztx 0 2373 4557 2016-02-23T17:15:34Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Minions''' were added to the game as a cross-promotion for the release of ''Despicable Me 2'' in July 2013. They are moderately powerful units and can replace any 3 [[pawn]..." 4557 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Minions''' were added to the game as a cross-promotion for the release of ''Despicable Me 2'' in July 2013. They are moderately powerful units and can replace any 3 [[pawn]]s on either side. [[Category:Crossovers]] [[Category:Product placement]] 4rrra2r8vaiws6xecuc3zy3mtb813wj 4558 4557 2016-02-23T19:29:14Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4558 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Minions''' were added to the game as a cross-promotion for the release of ''Despicable Me 2'' in July 2013. They are moderately powerful units and can replace any 3 [[pawn]]s on either side. [[Category:Crossovers]] [[Category:Product placement]] [[Category:Pieces]] ng6vwp2o321htby88niibpx22nr2at1 0 2958 5735 2023-02-14T08:55:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "You can cheat in [[Chess]] by placing a '''mirror''' behind your [[opponent]]'s team, this allows [[Player|you]] [[to]] see their [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the reflection. At first you may think: ''"What the fuck? You can see the pieces without the mirror,"'' think again: there could be tiny pieces hidden behind the big pieces! But watch out for the [[Chess Vampire]], he won't appear in the reflection en in the mirror [[Category:Cheating]] [[Category:Strategy]]" 5735 wikitext text/x-wiki You can cheat in [[Chess]] by placing a '''mirror''' behind your [[opponent]]'s team, this allows [[Player|you]] [[to]] see their [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the reflection. At first you may think: ''"What the fuck? You can see the pieces without the mirror,"'' think again: there could be tiny pieces hidden behind the big pieces! But watch out for the [[Chess Vampire]], he won't appear in the reflection en in the mirror [[Category:Cheating]] [[Category:Strategy]] rn4sybt64zb1mn8flmnhyir44m4ilsc 5736 5735 2023-02-14T08:56:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 5736 wikitext text/x-wiki You can cheat in [[Chess]] by placing a '''mirror''' behind your [[opponent]]'s team, this allows [[Player|you]] [[to]] see their [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the reflection. At first you may think: ''"What the fuck? You can see the pieces without the mirror,"'' think again: there could be tiny pieces hidden behind the big pieces! But watch out for the [[Chess Vampire]], he won't appear in the reflection [[Category:Cheating]] [[Category:Strategy]] 1v970painf6qjsi0lhqr922ifw6dxgk 7012 5736 2024-02-15T00:45:45Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 7012 wikitext text/x-wiki You can cheat in [[Chess]] by placing a '''mirror''' behind your [[opponent]]'s team, this allows [[Player|you]] [[to]] see their [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the reflection. At first you may think: ''"What the fuck? You can see the pieces without the mirror,"'' think again: there could be tiny pieces hidden behind the big pieces! But watch out for the [[Chess Vampire]], he won't appear in the reflection [[Category:Cheating]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 3n3rp3cx1sosupqfvelw0cp9hy5hern 0 2791 5426 2023-02-02T08:58:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common Misconceptions'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconcepti..." 5426 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common Misconceptions'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- et cetera [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] btscd7aozrzwck1opx59fzor7e4ewow 5435 5426 2023-02-02T18:47:38Z Craten 26192002 5435 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- et chetera [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] j5regksmawzpz5wlbhdh92cdrpwl4p7 5437 5435 2023-02-02T19:28:17Z Milo fett 34586 5437 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- et chetera [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] mz02hdv84n8e7nhcaev3xkefijq9f6l 5533 5437 2023-02-05T11:51:18Z Craten 26192002 5533 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' The [[Chameleon]] changes color to match its surroundings '''Correction:''' Why the Chameleon changes color is known only by the Chameleon -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- et chetera [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] 9yqc1eo39s8th953p1sz8jzvbejbxxh 5603 5533 2023-02-06T20:35:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 5603 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' The [[Chameleon]] changes color to match its surroundings '''Correction:''' Why the Chameleon changes color is known only by the Chameleon -- '''Misconception''': Cats cannot play Chess '''Correction''': [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/File:Catchess.gif Cats have been shown playing real Chess] -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- et chetera [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] qxx73ypcr8uh6yzikyj4q2vuf6y9kw7 6530 5603 2023-08-29T01:14:41Z 2.97.99.207 6530 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' The [[Chameleon]] changes color to match its surroundings '''Correction:''' Why the Chameleon changes color is known only by the Chameleon -- '''Misconception''': Cats cannot play Chess '''Correction''': [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/File:Catchess.gif Cats have been shown playing real Chess] -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- [[Etc.|et chetera]] == See also == [[Mandela Effect]] [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] dgxi0oupfujxiawmv2fdmg5xklepxbe 6531 6530 2023-08-29T01:15:34Z 2.97.99.207 6531 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' The [[Chameleon]] changes color to match its surroundings '''Correction:''' Why the Chameleon changes color is known only by the Chameleon -- '''Misconception''': Cats cannot play Chess '''Correction''': [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/File:Catchess.gif Cats have been shown playing real Chess] and have [[Unbeaten Chessers|never lost]] -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- [[Etc.|et chetera]] == See also == [[Mandela Effect]] [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] 73hgswjqj2kx5654ckq6e3ppb3df690 6600 6531 2023-09-02T14:12:51Z Craten 26192002 6600 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] -- '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button -- '''Misconception:''' The [[Chameleon]] changes color to match its surroundings '''Correction:''' Why the Chameleon changes color is known only by the Chameleon -- '''Misconception''': Cats cannot play Chess '''Correction''': [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/File:Catchess.gif Cats have been shown playing real Chess] and have [[Unbeaten Chessers|never lost]] -- '''Misconception:''' Only [[:Category:Clergy|Clergy]] may go on to become [[Saint|Saints]] '''Correction:''' You don't have to be Clergy [[to]] become a [[Saint]], [[Privilege|but it helps]]. -- '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- [[Etc.|et chetera]] == See also == [[Mandela Effect]] [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] nz34cdxlm54lpuhpi4g0qibbptydyc4 6903 6600 2023-10-09T08:07:03Z 78.40.233.11 6903 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several informations about [[Chess]] that [[Player|Chessers]] often get wrong, so called '''Misconceptions''', also called '''Chess Misconceptions''' or '''Common [[The Missed Carriage|Misconceptions]]'''. Here are some examples of some misconceptions that players sometimes believe: * '''Misconception:''' [[Pawn|pawns]] cannot [[move]] backwards ** '''Correction:''' pawns cannot move backwards, unless the [[Chess Judge|Judge]] allows it, or if it's [[Opposite Day|opposite day]] * '''Misconception:''' the [[board]] is 8 by 8 in size only ** '''Correction:''' the board is vast in size, players are often unaware of the scroll camera button * '''Misconception:''' The [[Chameleon]] changes color to match its surroundings ** '''Correction:''' Why the Chameleon changes color is known only by the Chameleon * '''Misconception''': Cats cannot play Chess ** '''Correction''': [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/File:Catchess.gif Cats have been shown playing real Chess] and have [[Unbeaten Chessers|never lost]] * '''Misconception:''' Only [[:Category:Clergy|Clergy]] may go on to become [[Saint|Saints]] ** '''Correction:''' You don't have to be Clergy [[to]] become a [[Saint]], [[Privilege|but it helps]]. * '''Misconception:''' Chess doesn't know what you've done ** '''Correction:''' Chess knows what you've done -- [[Etc.|et chetera]] == See also == [[Mandela Effect]] [[Category:Facts]] [[Category:Tips]] [[Category:Terminology]] efyqxop51nzwwjpyh106mu46zkniu0q 0 3012 5825 2023-03-28T07:57:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Mittens''' are a type of glove. They're known [[to]] be thick and do not separate fingers, with the exception of the [[Thumb]]. [[Player|Players]] may choose to use mittens as a self-imposed challenge, as it greatly hinders [[dexterity]] and the precision with which you can pick and [[move]] [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. The player's [[Elo|rating]] increases at 1.4x rate whenever mittens are enabled. [[Category:Challenges]] [[Category:Items]]" 5825 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mittens''' are a type of glove. They're known [[to]] be thick and do not separate fingers, with the exception of the [[Thumb]]. [[Player|Players]] may choose to use mittens as a self-imposed challenge, as it greatly hinders [[dexterity]] and the precision with which you can pick and [[move]] [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. The player's [[Elo|rating]] increases at 1.4x rate whenever mittens are enabled. [[Category:Challenges]] [[Category:Items]] h9x268216fmcbv21zkndhmnmroatdh9 5826 5825 2023-03-28T13:06:47Z Chalcogens 52316134 5826 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mittens''' are a type of glove. They're known [[to]] be thick and do not separate fingers, with the exception of the [[Thumb]]. [[Player|Players]] may choose to use mittens as a self-imposed challenge, as it greatly hinders [[dexterity]] and the precision with which you can pick and [[move]] [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. However, mittens increase armor by 2 and the player's [[Elo|rating]] increases at 1.4x rate if mittens are in use. [[Category:Challenges]] [[Category:Items]] 78gs4dqklas5u1jn2bk2kst87jxle1o 6023 5826 2023-06-30T23:43:56Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6023 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mittens''' are a type of glove. They're known [[to]] be thick and do not separate fingers, with the exception of the [[Thumb]]. [[Player|Players]] may choose to use mittens as a self-imposed challenge, as it greatly hinders [[dexterity]] and the precision with which you can pick and [[move]] [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. However, mittens increase armor by 2 and the player's [[Elo|rating]] increases at 1.4x rate if mittens are in use. [[Category:Challenges]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Articles of clothing]] l8azfll1o3eulghd3ri2mu5n0zxf8xg 0 2769 5375 2023-01-31T11:51:54Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember:: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E''..." 5375 wikitext text/x-wiki It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember:: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''unday. '''W'''e're '''T'''he '''B'''est, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''aturday. * The order of the Pieces by their initials: '''C H B Q K B N R''' conveniently matches the order of the US presidents when ranked by testosterone level: '''C'''oolidge, '''H'''amilton, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''Q'''uincy, '''K'''oolidge, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''N'''obody, '''R'''eagan. ** Note that for Black, the Castle and the Rook are swapped: '''R'''ook '''H'''as '''B'''een '''Q'''uickly '''K'''iboshed '''B'''ecause '''N'''ow '''C'''astle. * The order of the Files: '''A'''nyone '''B'''ut [[Craten|'''C'''raten]] '''D'''oesn't '''E'''ven '''F'''ind '''G''' ([[G|the File]]) '''H'''ard ** note that this is untrue: Most people find [[G]] hard and Craten doesn't. It's just a mnemonic. * The order of Pawns: '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn: '''''P'''lease '''P'''ick '''P'''riyanka's '''P'''retty '''P'''osies. '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease!'' [[Category:Linguistics]] o82s0tvuw8tdjkjv8kl4ywo5few4mfo 5376 5375 2023-01-31T12:04:40Z 78.40.233.10 5376 wikitext text/x-wiki It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''unday. '''''W'''e're '''T'''he '''B'''est, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''aturday''. * The order of the [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] by their initials: '''C H B Q K B N R''' conveniently matches the order of the US presidents when ranked by testosterone level: '''C'''oolidge, '''H'''amilton, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''Q'''uincy, '''K'''oolidge, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''N'''obody, '''R'''eagan. ** Note that for Black, the [[Castle]] and the [[Rook]] are swapped: '''R'''ook '''H'''as '''B'''een '''Q'''uickly '''K'''iboshed '''B'''ecause '''N'''ow '''C'''astle. ***You may prefer to say "'''K'''iboshed '''Q'''uickly", as long as you remember that, in the traditional setup, '''the Queen sits to the King's left'''. * The order of the [[File|Files]]: '''A'''nyone '''B'''ut [[Craten|'''C'''raten]] '''D'''oesn't '''E'''ven '''F'''ind '''G''' ([[G|the File]]) '''H'''ard ** note that this is untrue: Most people find [[G]] hard and Craten doesn't. It's just a mnemonic. *The things you can do in your turn and their order: '''I'''nspect, '''B'''uy, '''S'''ell, '''U'''se Item, '''A'''sk, '''S'''wap, '''N'''eigh, '''B'''arter, '''B'''uy, '''C'''heck Internet, '''P'''ass, '''A'''ttack. **This has no mnemonic but itself. You just have to learn the words. * The order of the [[Rank|Ranks]]: ''Want To Free-Fall? I've This Heavy Weight!'' ('''1''' '''2''' '''3''' '''4''' '''5''' '''6''' '''7''' '''8''') *The order of [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]]: '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn: '''''P'''lease '''P'''ick '''P'''riyanka's '''P'''retty '''P'''osies. '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease!'' [[Category:Linguistics]] nnenn77xrh8jtyz2w7g78rzu626y1fn 5377 5376 2023-01-31T12:14:13Z 78.40.233.12 5377 wikitext text/x-wiki It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''unday. '''''W'''e're '''T'''he '''B'''est, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''aturday''. * The order of the [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] by their initials: '''C H B Q K B N R''' conveniently matches the order of the US presidents when ranked by testosterone level: '''C'''oolidge, '''H'''amilton, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''Q'''uincy, '''K'''oolidge, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''N'''obody, '''R'''eagan. ** Note that for Black, the [[Castle]] and the [[Rook]] are swapped: '''R'''ook '''H'''as '''B'''een '''Q'''uickly '''K'''iboshed '''B'''ecause '''N'''ow '''C'''astle. ***You may prefer to say "'''K'''iboshed '''Q'''uickly", as long as you remember that, in the traditional setup, '''the Queen sits to the King's left'''. * The order of the [[File|Files]]: '''A'''nyone '''B'''ut [[Craten|'''C'''raten]] '''D'''oesn't '''E'''ven '''F'''ind '''G''' ([[G|the File]]) '''H'''ard ** note that [[Misconceptions|this is untrue]]: Most people find [[G]] hard and Craten doesn't. It's just a mnemonic. *The things you can do in your turn and their order: '''I'''nspect, '''B'''uy, '''S'''ell, '''U'''se Item, '''A'''sk, '''S'''wap, '''N'''eigh, '''B'''arter, '''B'''uy, '''C'''heck Internet, '''P'''ass, '''A'''ttack. **This has no mnemonic but itself. You just have to learn the words. * The order of the [[Rank|Ranks]]: ''Want To Free-Fall? I've This Heavy Weight!'' ('''1''' '''2''' '''3''' '''4''' '''5''' '''6''' '''7''' '''8''') *The order of [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]]: '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn: '''''P'''lease '''P'''ick '''P'''riyanka's '''P'''retty '''P'''osies. '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease!'' [[Category:Linguistics]] rvsqn1iqwe97djfceo1902yixa89vyf 5378 5377 2023-01-31T12:27:02Z 78.40.233.11 5378 wikitext text/x-wiki It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''unday. '''''W'''e're '''T'''he '''B'''est, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''aturday''. * The order of the [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] by their initials: '''C H B Q K B N R''' conveniently matches the order of the US presidents when ranked by testosterone level: '''''C'''oolidge, '''H'''amilton, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''Q'''uincy, '''K'''oolidge, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''N'''obody, '''R'''eagan''. ** Note that for Black, the [[Castle]] and the [[Rook]] are swapped: '''''R'''ook '''H'''as '''B'''een '''Q'''uickly '''K'''iboshed '''B'''ecause '''N'''ow '''C'''astle''. ***You may prefer to say "'''K'''iboshed '''Q'''uickly", as long as you remember that, in the traditional setup, '''the Queen sits to the King's left'''. * The order of the [[File|Files]]: '''''A'''nyone '''B'''ut [[Craten|'''C'''raten]] '''D'''oesn't '''E'''ven '''F'''ind '''G''' ([[G|the File]]) '''H'''ard'' ** note that [[Misconceptions|this is untrue]]: Most people find [[G]] hard and Craten doesn't. It's just a mnemonic. *The things you can do in your turn and their order: '''I'''nspect, '''B'''uy, '''S'''ell, '''U'''se Item, '''A'''sk, '''S'''wap, '''N'''eigh, '''B'''arter, '''B'''uy, '''C'''heck Internet, '''P'''ass, '''A'''ttack. **This has no mnemonic but itself. You just have to learn the words. * The order of the [[Rank|Ranks]]: ''Want To Free-Fall? I've This Heavy Weight!'' ('''1''' '''2''' '''3''' '''4''' '''5''' '''6''' '''7''' '''8''') *Spelling the word '''Mnemonic''': '''''M'''ost m'''N'''emonics '''E'''ducate '''M'''e '''O'''nly '''N'''arrowly as '''I C'''an't remember what they stand for'' *The order of [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]]: '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn: '''''P'''lease '''P'''ick '''P'''riyanka's '''P'''retty '''P'''osies. '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease!'' [[Category:Linguistics]] tmcvib8wu2e4cu2yowfphj2ipbcpyep 6454 5378 2023-08-21T02:49:18Z 2.97.99.207 6454 wikitext text/x-wiki It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''unday. '''''W'''e're '''T'''he '''B'''est, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''aturday''. * The order of the [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] by their initials: '''C H B Q K B N R''' conveniently matches the order of the US presidents when ranked by testosterone level: '''''C'''oolidge, '''H'''amilton, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''Q'''uincy, '''K'''oolidge, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''N'''obody, '''R'''eagan''. ** Note that for Black, the [[Castle]] and the [[Rook]] are swapped: '''''R'''ook '''H'''as '''B'''een '''Q'''uickly '''K'''iboshed '''B'''ecause '''N'''ow '''C'''astle''. ***You may prefer to say "'''K'''iboshed '''Q'''uickly", as long as you remember that, in the traditional setup, '''the Queen sits to the King's left'''. * The order of the [[File|Files]]: '''''A'''nyone '''B'''ut [[Craten|'''C'''raten]] '''D'''oesn't '''E'''ven '''F'''ind '''G''' ([[G|the File]]) '''H'''ard'' ** note that [[Misconceptions|this is untrue]]: Most people find [[G]] hard and Craten doesn't. It's just a mnemonic. *The things you can do in your turn and their order: '''I'''nspect, '''B'''uy, '''S'''ell, '''U'''se Item, '''A'''sk, '''S'''wap, '''N'''eigh, '''B'''arter, '''B'''uy, '''C'''heck Internet, '''P'''ass, '''A'''ttack. **This has no mnemonic but itself. You just have to learn the words. *Where to place the [[Horsey]]: ''The [[Horsey]] goes [[Heresy]]'' *The order of the [[Rank|Ranks]]: ''Want To Free-Fall? I've This Heavy Weight!'' ('''1''' '''2''' '''3''' '''4''' '''5''' '''6''' '''7''' '''8''') *Spelling the word '''Mnemonic''': '''''M'''ost m'''N'''emonics '''E'''ducate '''M'''e '''O'''nly '''N'''arrowly as '''I C'''an't remember what they stand for'' *The order of [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]]: '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn: '''''P'''lease '''P'''ick '''P'''riyanka's '''P'''retty '''P'''osies. '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease!'' [[Category:Linguistics]] 0366rtp8p6xzcnzclxw8kc9a1cc2k8j 6455 6454 2023-08-21T02:51:03Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6455 wikitext text/x-wiki It's easy [[to]] forget some of the principles of [[Chess]], due to how little sense they make. Keep the [[Rulebook|Rules of Chess]] fresh in your mind with these handy mnemonics. * It can be difficult to remember how the [[:Category:Royalty|Royalty]] start out as it is asymmetrical and doesn't really matter. But to play with the traditional setup, remember: ''"The [[Queen]] sits on the [[D]]"'' * The order of [[Turn|turns]]: '''W'''hite '''T'''hen '''B'''lack, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''unday. '''''W'''e're '''T'''he '''B'''est, '''E'''xcept '''O'''n '''A''' '''S'''aturday''. * The order of the [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] by their initials: '''C H B Q K B N R''' conveniently matches the order of the US presidents when ranked by testosterone level: '''''C'''oolidge, '''H'''amilton, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''Q'''uincy, '''K'''oolidge, '''B'''ush (Sr), '''N'''obody, '''R'''eagan''. ** Note that for Black, the [[Castle]] and the [[Rook]] are swapped: '''''R'''ook '''H'''as '''B'''een '''Q'''uickly '''K'''iboshed '''B'''ecause '''N'''ow '''C'''astle''. ***You may prefer to say "'''K'''iboshed '''Q'''uickly", as long as you remember that, in the traditional setup, '''the Queen sits to the King's left'''. * The order of the [[File|Files]]: '''''A'''nyone '''B'''ut [[Craten|'''C'''raten]] '''D'''oesn't '''E'''ven '''F'''ind '''G''' ([[G|the File]]) '''H'''ard'' ** note that [[Misconceptions|this is untrue]]: Most people find [[G]] hard and Craten doesn't. It's just a mnemonic. *The things you can do in your turn and their order: '''I'''nspect, '''B'''uy, '''S'''ell, '''U'''se Item, '''A'''sk, '''S'''wap, '''N'''eigh, '''B'''arter, '''B'''uy, '''C'''heck Internet, '''P'''ass, '''A'''ttack. **This has no mnemonic but itself. You just have to learn the words. *Where to place the [[Horsey]]: ''The [[Horsey]] goes [[Heresy]]'' *The order of the [[Rank|Ranks]]: ''Want To Free-Fall? I've This Heavy Weight!'' ('''1''' '''2''' '''3''' '''4''' '''5''' '''6''' '''7''' '''8''') *Spelling the word '''Mnemonic''': '''''M'''ost m'''N'''emonics '''E'''ducate '''M'''e '''O'''nly '''N'''arrowly as '''I C'''an't remember what they stand for'' *The order of [[:Category:Pawns|Pawns]]: '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn '''P'''awn: '''''P'''lease '''P'''ick '''P'''riyanka's '''P'''retty '''P'''osies. '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease! '''P'''lease!'' [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Terminology]] 8c43yj3gxy25t8yiade99aq6kfvbm3k 0 2695 5211 2023-01-18T04:31:09Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "''"Monarch" can be used as a generic term to combine [[Monarch]], [[King]] and [[Queen]]. This article refers [[to]] the specific [[Piece]].'' The '''Monarch''' is an all-powerful Piece that combines the mobility, aggression, defensive capabilities and wit of the [[Queen]] with the sheer shit vulnerability of the [[King]]. Don't use it. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]]" 5211 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Monarch" can be used as a generic term to combine [[Monarch]], [[King]] and [[Queen]]. This article refers [[to]] the specific [[Piece]].'' The '''Monarch''' is an all-powerful Piece that combines the mobility, aggression, defensive capabilities and wit of the [[Queen]] with the sheer shit vulnerability of the [[King]]. Don't use it. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] qm0j4t0nqm7bicfj1hze6mo7tzyqh1i 5216 5211 2023-01-18T04:36:54Z 79.66.87.129 5216 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Monarch" can be used as a [[:Category:Royalty|generic term]] to combine [[Monarch]], [[King]] and [[Queen]]. This article refers [[to]] the specific [[Piece]].'' The '''Monarch''' is an all-powerful Piece that combines the mobility, aggression, defensive capabilities and wit of the [[Queen]] with the sheer shit vulnerability of the [[King]]. Don't use it. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] qmlwbfryx5r5h9cqkgj6s76ffj54mmn 5421 5216 2023-02-02T02:49:01Z Milo fett 34586 5421 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Monarch" can be used as a [[:Category:Royalty|generic term]] to combine [[Monarch]], [[King]] and [[Queen]]. This article refers [[to]] the specific [[Piece]].'' The '''Monarch''' is an all-powerful Piece that combines the mobility, aggression, defensive capabilities and wit of the [[Queen]] with the sheer shit vulnerability of the [[King]]. Don't use it. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] [[Category:Insects]] c8khro22y38qx722nyydraxqfrca49x 0 3000 5804 2023-03-13T10:50:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Monday''' is the first day of the week. On Monday, the game is locked to Extreme Brutal Evil Difficulty. The board experiences multiple Earthquakes and natural disasters during the day. All of these also apply to real life [[Category:Days]]" 5804 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Monday''' is the first day of the week. On Monday, the game is locked to Extreme Brutal Evil Difficulty. The board experiences multiple Earthquakes and natural disasters during the day. All of these also apply to real life [[Category:Days]] pi0zyglxfl0ojh7gt0424m37znhhnf2 5805 5804 2023-03-13T11:58:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 5805 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Monday''' is the first day of the week. On Monday, the [[game]] is locked [[to]] [[Extreme Brutal Evil Difficulty]]. This results in the [[board]] experiencing multiple [[Earthquake|Earthquakes]] and [[:Category:Natural disasters|natural disasters]] during the day, all [[food]] being replaced by [[dry bread]], the [[moon]] is a [[blood moon]] and the day is twice as long. All of these also apply to [[Real Life|real life]] [[Category:Days]] 7t6cl8jwrls0h8fvw7xrrdxtjrfx6kz 0 2924 5669 2023-02-08T12:23:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Don't mind if I do! [[Category:Questions]]" 5669 wikitext text/x-wiki Don't mind if I do! [[Category:Questions]] 3ofubq91v4iwfk0poqn3cpkygoxsk0c 0 2990 5790 2023-03-03T09:56:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Moses''' is one of the main [[pieces]] in [[Biblical Chess]] and an optional piece in regular Chess. He can only move to any adjacent square not behind him. == Purpose == Moses canonically parted the [[Chess Red Sea]] [[to]] lead several [[Pilgrim|Pilgrims]]. == See also == * [[Jesus]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]]" 5790 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Moses''' is one of the main [[pieces]] in [[Biblical Chess]] and an optional piece in regular Chess. He can only move to any adjacent square not behind him. == Purpose == Moses canonically parted the [[Chess Red Sea]] [[to]] lead several [[Pilgrim|Pilgrims]]. == See also == * [[Jesus]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] gpd8bd03nknnpds1o2ig3ok6aebh6fp 5811 5790 2023-03-21T04:03:07Z 92.15.77.220 5811 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Moses''' is one of the main [[pieces]] in [[Biblical Chess]] and an optional piece in regular Chess. He can only move to any adjacent square not behind him. == Purpose == Moses canonically parted the [[Chess]] [[Red]] [[C|Sea]] [[to]] lead several [[Pilgrim|Pilgrims]]. == See also == * [[Jesus]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] 9vedsx7rikajkaw1i6568n6q77h8a5q 0 2991 5791 2023-03-03T12:26:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Moses|Moses (piece]]''[[Moses|)]] One of [[White]]'s [[Rook|Rooks]] is called '''Moses'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Rooks]]" 5791 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Moses|Moses (piece]]''[[Moses|)]] One of [[White]]'s [[Rook|Rooks]] is called '''Moses'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Rooks]] pgd2kyemqgpawgf0t74py78z0oq9ns7 6638 5791 2023-09-07T00:47:26Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6638 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Moses|Moses (piece]]''[[Moses|)]] One of [[White]]'s [[Rook|Rooks]] is called '''Moses'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Rooks]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] jc75hb1i77uwm45gybh8wcuhwivmr8y 0 3339 6585 2023-09-01T15:10:22Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Mousetrap]]'' Any Piece stepping on [[E6]] triggers the Mouse Trap, unless it has already been activated and not yet reset. The Mouse Trap causes a string of physical events darting all across the [[Chessboard]] and surrounding areas, culminating in the [[Capture]] of any Piece occupying [[E1]]. As a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] can reach '''E6''' in Black's first turn, the most common way for [[Black]] [[to]] win is via immediately triggering the Mo..." 6585 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Mousetrap]]'' Any Piece stepping on [[E6]] triggers the Mouse Trap, unless it has already been activated and not yet reset. The Mouse Trap causes a string of physical events darting all across the [[Chessboard]] and surrounding areas, culminating in the [[Capture]] of any Piece occupying [[E1]]. As a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] can reach '''E6''' in Black's first turn, the most common way for [[Black]] [[to]] win is via immediately triggering the Mouse Trap and Capturing the [[White]] [[King]]. Some<sup>[who?]</sup> have suggested this is a [[Game balance issues|game balance issue]], but some<sup>[them!]</sup> really need to [[get good]]. White can avoid this [[F8|fate]] by [[Move|moving]] their [[King]] on the [[How to choose your first Move|first]] [[Turn]]. If they don't, they're [[Victim culpability|asking for it]]. An activated Mouse Trap must be reset by [[Fetch Quest|gathering its Parts]], scattered around the [[Dimension Portal|dimensions]]. It is generally agreed among Chessthusiasts that we '''[[Chess commandments|do not tell newbies about the Mouse Trap]]'''. This would give it away to them without the essential experience. Let them [[Tutorial|learn]] in [[practice]] - ask them if they'd like to be [[White]]! [[Category:Events]] 6756ftszrphfesp2fidyxtjd2vez99o 6633 6585 2023-09-07T00:44:54Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6633 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Mousetrap]]'' Any Piece stepping on [[E6]] triggers the Mouse Trap, unless it has already been activated and not yet reset. The Mouse Trap causes a string of physical events darting all across the [[Chessboard]] and surrounding areas, culminating in the [[Capture]] of any Piece occupying [[E1]]. As a [[Black]] [[Pawn]] can reach '''E6''' in Black's first turn, the most common way for [[Black]] [[to]] win is via immediately triggering the Mouse Trap and Capturing the [[White]] [[King]]. Some<sup>[who?]</sup> have suggested this is a [[Game balance issues|game balance issue]], but some<sup>[them!]</sup> really need to [[get good]]. White can avoid this [[F8|fate]] by [[Move|moving]] their [[King]] on the [[How to choose your first Move|first]] [[Turn]]. If they don't, they're [[Victim culpability|asking for it]]. An activated Mouse Trap must be reset by [[Fetch Quest|gathering its Parts]], scattered around the [[Dimension Portal|dimensions]]. It is generally agreed among Chessthusiasts that we '''[[Chess commandments|do not tell newbies about the Mouse Trap]]'''. This would give it away to them without the essential experience. Let them [[Tutorial|learn]] in [[practice]] - ask them if they'd like to be [[White]]! [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] orlt3zt93jwjdp1xavi6014be770910 0 3331 6571 2023-08-30T18:13:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Mousetraps''' are protective [[Piece|units]] in [[Chess]]. When placed, they defend against [[:Category:Rodents|rodent]] units by luring them and trapping them. They're more effective if rigged with [[cheese]]. Additionally, they can occasionally catch other pieces, and sometimes, the [[opponent]]'s fingers. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Traps]]" 6571 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Mousetraps''' are protective [[Piece|units]] in [[Chess]]. When placed, they defend against [[:Category:Rodents|rodent]] units by luring them and trapping them. They're more effective if rigged with [[cheese]]. Additionally, they can occasionally catch other pieces, and sometimes, the [[opponent]]'s fingers. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Traps]] ghr9zdy24xm88br3jlpk7k7plzzjuyu 6584 6571 2023-09-01T15:02:24Z Craten 26192002 6584 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Mouse Trap (Event)]]'' '''Mousetraps''' are protective [[Piece|units]] in [[Chess]]. When placed, they defend against [[:Category:Rodents|rodent]] units by luring them and trapping them. They're more effective if rigged with [[cheese]]. Additionally, they can occasionally catch other pieces, and sometimes, the [[opponent]]'s fingers. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Traps]] rctvdud6r0z1mt7ckmo59ub1lpuodzt 6586 6584 2023-09-01T15:11:36Z Craten 26192002 6586 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Mouse Trap (Event)]]'' '''Mousetraps''' are protective [[Piece|units]] in [[Chess]]. When placed, they defend against [[:Category:Rodents|rodent]] units by luring them and trapping them. They're more effective if rigged with [[cheese]]. Additionally, they can occasionally [[Mouse Trap (Event)|catch other pieces]], and sometimes, the [[opponent]]'s [[Fingering|fingers]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Traps]] qpjnpz2j9an4vdd90g9tv8sf4fynfak 6587 6586 2023-09-01T15:11:57Z Craten 26192002 6587 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Mouse Trap (Event)]]'' '''Mousetraps''' are protective [[Piece|units]] in [[Chess]]. When placed, they defend against [[:Category:Rodents|rodent]] units by luring them and trapping them. They're more effective if rigged with [[cheese]]. Additionally, they can occasionally [[Mouse Trap (Event)|catch other pieces]], and sometimes, the [[opponent]]'s [[Fingering|fingers]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Traps]] 8v1bu2uirdoiegynqjz7vibnq1h1cvp 6623 6587 2023-09-07T00:41:08Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6623 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with [[Mouse Trap (Event)]]'' '''Mousetraps''' are protective [[Piece|units]] in [[Chess]]. When placed, they defend against [[:Category:Rodents|rodent]] units by luring them and trapping them. They're more effective if rigged with [[cheese]]. Additionally, they can occasionally [[Mouse Trap (Event)|catch other pieces]], and sometimes, the [[opponent]]'s [[Fingering|fingers]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Traps]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] q4sbgdrjirdoe6zxu30csrmvddb9zk8 0 2424 4668 2016-04-15T22:33:58Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''move''' takes place when a [[piece]] chooses a new home to live in, typically for business or family reasons, and transports all of its possessions to the other home. Thi..." 4668 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''move''' takes place when a [[piece]] chooses a new home to live in, typically for business or family reasons, and transports all of its possessions to the other home. This is often a lengthy process and can involve realtors if the piece wants to get a good deal. [[Category:Maneuvers]] jl4n59jxjmg48k75lf5gubh9xhiztlm 6050 4668 2023-07-14T11:47:29Z 78.40.233.11 6050 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''move''' takes place when a [[piece]] chooses a new home to live in, typically for business or family reasons, and transports all of its possessions to the other home. This is often a lengthy process and can involve realtors if the piece wants to get a good deal. [[Category:Maneuvers]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Moving}} 3b1ecohuxtjnpy3p77sungtx7um3s70 6051 6050 2023-07-14T11:48:00Z 78.40.233.11 6051 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Moving}} A '''move''' takes place when a [[piece]] chooses a new home to live in, typically for business or family reasons, and transports all of its possessions to the other home. This is often a lengthy process and can involve realtors if the piece wants to get a good deal. [[Category:Maneuvers]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Moving}} smav62dafiwf0qbcs7mlp3kps3huzqa 0 3461 6955 2023-12-18T00:40:21Z 92.4.231.219 Created page with "A Flair is a decoration added [[to]] a [[Move]] for purely aesthetic reasons. Flairs include: * KaBOOM! - Explodes the nine Squares around the Piece when it lands. * KaBOO! - Explodes the eight Squares around the Piece when it lands. * Swoosh - A Swooshing sound. [[Category:Accessories]]" 6955 wikitext text/x-wiki A Flair is a decoration added [[to]] a [[Move]] for purely aesthetic reasons. Flairs include: * KaBOOM! - Explodes the nine Squares around the Piece when it lands. * KaBOO! - Explodes the eight Squares around the Piece when it lands. * Swoosh - A Swooshing sound. [[Category:Accessories]] 733f6ew47sjp5rzte1a0bpxm0lvqtc2 0 2645 5114 2023-01-10T12:54:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Resize-3.jpg|thumb]] MrBeast is one of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[Game]] of [[Chess]] He is a very valuable asset because of his special ability to invoke [[Coin|coins]] that replace fallen [[Pawn|pawns]]. He also provides monetary support to the allied team in the form of shit ton of [[Currency]] of currency [[Category:Pieces]]" 5114 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Resize-3.jpg|thumb]] MrBeast is one of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[Game]] of [[Chess]] He is a very valuable asset because of his special ability to invoke [[Coin|coins]] that replace fallen [[Pawn|pawns]]. He also provides monetary support to the allied team in the form of shit ton of [[Currency]] of currency [[Category:Pieces]] n6kisxi6fdarz4p00wyl2prod4g7xpq 6276 5114 2023-08-02T17:53:16Z Milo fett 34586 6276 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Resize-3.jpg|thumb]] MrBeast is one of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[Game]] of [[Chess]]. He is a very valuable asset because of his special ability to invoke [[Coin|coins]] that replace fallen [[Pawn|pawns]]. He also provides monetary support to the allied team in the form of shit ton of [[Currency]], and is also capable of healing [[Blind Chess|blinded]] units. == Epilogue == [[File:YtThumbnail.jpg|thumb]] Hey guys, thanks for reading! Don't forget to [[Like]] and [[Subscribe]] to this page to get all the latest content... and a [[cookie]]! See you next time! [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] jzvs94nzionzz38bye4eot4q9p8efns 0 2806 5462 2023-02-03T02:25:01Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Killing a [[Piece]] is considered one of the worst [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]] in Chess, outbadded only by killing several Pieces (also technically [[Mass Murder|Murder]]). [[Category:Crimes]]" 5462 wikitext text/x-wiki Killing a [[Piece]] is considered one of the worst [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]] in Chess, outbadded only by killing several Pieces (also technically [[Mass Murder|Murder]]). [[Category:Crimes]] 8vsg04jyio3ms9ugbwm1iexxi7zre0b 0 3246 6389 2023-08-15T14:38:22Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "Since the [[Chessboard|common practice Chessboard]] contains [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] [[A1]]:[[H8]], and these are also the names of notes in the musical scale, any chessgame can be played as a symphony. Each move's destination is struck as a staccato note, with the exception of the glissando pieces ([[1|Rook]], [[Bishop]], [[Castle]], [[Queen]] etc.) Each [[Piece]] is assigned its own instrument, as follows: * [[Pawn]]: Pawn's Lute * [[Horsey]]: Horsey's Lute *..." 6389 wikitext text/x-wiki Since the [[Chessboard|common practice Chessboard]] contains [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] [[A1]]:[[H8]], and these are also the names of notes in the musical scale, any chessgame can be played as a symphony. Each move's destination is struck as a staccato note, with the exception of the glissando pieces ([[1|Rook]], [[Bishop]], [[Castle]], [[Queen]] etc.) Each [[Piece]] is assigned its own instrument, as follows: * [[Pawn]]: Pawn's Lute * [[Horsey]]: Horsey's Lute * [[Bishop]]: Bishop's Lute * [[Rook]]: Rook's Lute * [[Castle]]: Castle's Lute * [[Queen]]: Queen's Lute * [[King]]: King's Lute [[Category:Music]] [[Category:Variants]] 0dsmybkdbt267b5a9egvpm2dvtd9vuj 6404 6389 2023-08-15T20:37:16Z 2.97.99.207 6404 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (Musical)]]'' Since the [[Chessboard|common practice Chessboard]] contains [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] [[A1]]:[[H8]], and these are also the names of notes in the musical scale, any chessgame can be played as a symphony. Each move's destination is struck as a staccato note, with the exception of the glissando pieces ([[1|Rook]], [[Bishop]], [[Castle]], [[Queen]] etc.) Each [[Piece]] is assigned its own instrument, as follows: * [[Pawn]]: Pawn's Lute * [[Horsey]]: Horsey's Lute * [[Bishop]]: Bishop's Lute * [[Rook]]: Rook's Lute * [[Castle]]: Castle's Lute * [[Queen]]: Queen's Lute * [[King]]: King's Lute [[Category:Music]] [[Category:Variants]] 86z0j9p6mkn0j0ce3oxy1oiw57yngia 6634 6404 2023-09-07T00:45:24Z Craten 26192002 6634 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (musical)|Chess (Musical)]]'' Since the [[Chessboard|common practice Chessboard]] contains [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] [[A1]]:[[H8]], and these are also the names of notes in the musical scale, any chessgame can be played as a symphony. Each move's destination is struck as a staccato note, with the exception of the glissando pieces ([[1|Rook]], [[Bishop]], [[Castle]], [[Queen]] etc.) Each [[Piece]] is assigned its own instrument, as follows: * [[Pawn]]: Pawn's Lute * [[Horsey]]: Horsey's Lute * [[Bishop]]: Bishop's Lute * [[Rook]]: Rook's Lute * [[Castle]]: Castle's Lute * [[Queen]]: Queen's Lute * [[King]]: King's Lute [[Category:Music]] [[Category:Variants]] bczcmqxlpoku0evmb5f6mf5oio2skvm 6635 6634 2023-09-07T00:45:34Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6635 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (musical)|Chess (Musical)]]'' Since the [[Chessboard|common practice Chessboard]] contains [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] [[A1]]:[[H8]], and these are also the names of notes in the musical scale, any chessgame can be played as a symphony. Each move's destination is struck as a staccato note, with the exception of the glissando pieces ([[1|Rook]], [[Bishop]], [[Castle]], [[Queen]] etc.) Each [[Piece]] is assigned its own instrument, as follows: * [[Pawn]]: Pawn's Lute * [[Horsey]]: Horsey's Lute * [[Bishop]]: Bishop's Lute * [[Rook]]: Rook's Lute * [[Castle]]: Castle's Lute * [[Queen]]: Queen's Lute * [[King]]: King's Lute [[Category:Music]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] s9nlvbsfk4k13usxefg6zj821kj1cm3 7150 6635 2024-06-29T03:33:25Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7150 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess (musical)|Chess (Musical)]]'' Since the [[Chessboard|common practice Chessboard]] contains [[:Category:Squares|Squares]] [[A1]]:[[H8]], and these are also the names of notes in the musical scale, any chessgame can be played as a symphony. Each move's destination is struck as a staccato note, with the exception of the glissando pieces ([[1|Rook]], [[Bishop]], [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]] etc.) Each [[Piece]] is assigned its own instrument, as follows: * [[Pawn]]: Pawn's Lute * [[Horsey]]: Horsey's Lute * [[Bishop]]: Bishop's Lute * [[Rook]]: Rook's Lute * [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]]: Queen's Lute * [[King]]: King's Lute [[Category:Music]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] h3jubd9x45t5wli0278xt9yu18expzi 0 2773 5383 2023-01-31T23:38:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Category:Variants]]" 5383 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] 5vn9rootjun0vl1cik3jwdlt35luc70 0 2280 4364 2015-03-19T00:24:26Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''N64''' is a distant [[square]] in [[Chess]]. It launched alongside Pilotwings. [[Category:Squares]]" 4364 wikitext text/x-wiki '''N64''' is a distant [[square]] in [[Chess]]. It launched alongside Pilotwings. [[Category:Squares]] 2cmxp6m5zq3u94ui9xqf52ft0p64bya 5615 4364 2023-02-07T01:15:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5615 wikitext text/x-wiki '''N64''' is a distant [[square]] in [[Chess]]. It launched alongside Pilotwings. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Extra Squares]] d196zzbdlxaceeercjd1av8cf7s3vx2 0 3318 6532 2023-08-29T01:26:32Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "'''Natas Spin''' is an offensive technique in which a [[Piece]] revolves as it lands upon its target's pate. In addition [[to]] the regular [[Life|damage]] done, the Natas Spin can cause [[confusion]] to its [[Opponent|target]], but also potentially [[Dizzy|dizziness]] to its undertaker, and a [[headache]] to both (flip two [[Coin|coins]]). Due to the potential of causing both [[confusion]], which can impair future [[Move]]<nowiki/>s, and a [[headache]], which can impai..." 6532 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Natas Spin''' is an offensive technique in which a [[Piece]] revolves as it lands upon its target's pate. In addition [[to]] the regular [[Life|damage]] done, the Natas Spin can cause [[confusion]] to its [[Opponent|target]], but also potentially [[Dizzy|dizziness]] to its undertaker, and a [[headache]] to both (flip two [[Coin|coins]]). Due to the potential of causing both [[confusion]], which can impair future [[Move]]<nowiki/>s, and a [[headache]], which can impair cognition, plus the potential of permanent brain damage, which can impair performance in future games, it is most advantageous to aim the Natas Spin at the [[Opponent|opponent '''player''']] rather than any of their [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. The longer the spin, the more efficacious, but it's increasingly hard to maintain the spin and the risk of [[Dizzy|dizziness]] embiggens. '''Natas Spinning''' on a [[Fire Hydrant]] releases its [[Water]] across its surrounding eight [[Square|Squares]] and destroys the Hydrant. It is said that if a Natas Spin is played backwards, a sexual and demonic phrase is heard. This phrase influences everyone when played forwards, but only via its inverted meaning, as a unsexing angelic influence. [[Category:Moves]] s0dg0hcfwx3xxp0pm0ss6z2gufj4ptj 6533 6532 2023-08-29T01:27:01Z 2.97.99.207 6533 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Natas Spin''' is an offensive technique in which a [[Piece]] revolves as it lands upon its target's pate. In addition [[to]] the regular [[Life|damage]] done, the Natas Spin can cause [[confusion]] to its [[Opponent|target]], but also potentially [[Dizzy|dizziness]] to its undertaker, and a [[headache]] to both (flip two [[Coin|coins]]). Due to the potential of causing both [[confusion]], which can impair future [[Move]]<nowiki/>s, and a [[headache]], which can impair cognition, plus the potential of permanent brain damage, which can impair performance in future games, it is most advantageous to aim the Natas Spin at the [[Opponent|opponent '''player''']] rather than any of their [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. The longer the spin, the more efficacious, but it's increasingly hard to maintain the spin and the risk of [[Dizzy|dizziness]] embiggens. '''Natas Spinning''' on a [[Fire Hydrant]] releases its [[Water]] across its surrounding eight [[Square|Squares]] and destroys the Hydrant. It is said that if a Natas Spin is played backwards, a sexual and demonic phrase is heard. This phrase influences everyone when played forwards, but only via its inverted meaning, as an unsexing, angelic influence. [[Category:Moves]] 16qc8ly17bkvprdxx6807r7dh0a560p 6534 6533 2023-08-29T01:28:23Z 2.97.99.207 6534 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Natas Spin''' is an offensive technique in which a [[Piece]] spins as it lands upon its target's pate. In addition [[to]] the regular [[Life|damage]] done, the Natas Spin can cause [[confusion]] to its [[Opponent|target]], but also potentially [[Dizzy|dizziness]] to its undertaker, and a [[headache]] to both (flip two [[Coin|coins]]). Due to the potential of causing both [[confusion]], which can impair future [[Move]]<nowiki/>s, and a [[headache]], which can impair cognition, plus the potential of permanent brain damage, which can impair performance in future games, it is most advantageous to aim the Natas Spin at the [[Opponent|opponent '''player''']] rather than any of their [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. The longer the spin, the more efficacious, but it's increasingly hard to maintain the spin and the risk of [[Dizzy|dizziness]] embiggens. '''Natas Spinning''' on a [[Fire Hydrant]] releases its [[Water]] across its surrounding eight [[Square|Squares]] and destroys the Hydrant. It is said that if a Natas Spin is played backwards, a sexual and demonic phrase is heard. This phrase influences everyone when played forwards, but only via its inverted meaning, as an unsexing, angelic influence. [[Category:Moves]] qlh0yyh7htyz7cok74bol76l4dulrwl 6535 6534 2023-08-29T01:29:03Z 2.97.99.207 6535 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Natas Spin''' is an offensive technique in which a [[Piece]] spins as it lands upon its target's pate. In addition [[to]] the regular [[Life|damage]] done, the Natas Spin can cause [[confusion]] to its [[Opponent|target]], but also potentially [[Dizzy|dizziness]] to its undertaker, and a [[headache]] to both (flip two [[Coin|coins]]). Despite the name, the ''Natas Spin'' '''IS''' a spin. Due to the potential of causing both [[confusion]], which can impair future [[Move]]<nowiki/>s, and a [[headache]], which can impair cognition, plus the potential of permanent brain damage, which can impair performance in future games, it is most advantageous to aim the Natas Spin at the [[Opponent|opponent '''player''']] rather than any of their [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]. The longer the spin, the more efficacious, but it's increasingly hard to maintain the spin and the risk of [[Dizzy|dizziness]] embiggens. '''Natas Spinning''' on a [[Fire Hydrant]] releases its [[Water]] across its surrounding eight [[Square|Squares]] and destroys the Hydrant. It is said that if a Natas Spin is played backwards, a sexual and demonic phrase is heard. This phrase influences everyone when played forwards, but only via its inverted meaning, as an unsexing, angelic influence. [[Category:Moves]] aatqcuaj2rl7k1ze11x5sxrx4wmp9vw 0 3354 6698 2023-09-07T12:37:19Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Battleships]]'' Chess played at sea is Nautical Chess. Due [[to]] difficulties underwater, most nauticists prefer to play on a [[boat]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]]" 6698 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Battleships]]'' Chess played at sea is Nautical Chess. Due [[to]] difficulties underwater, most nauticists prefer to play on a [[boat]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] l1oqu4vaa2708tqkc6uhk72d61uotrz 0 2760 5355 2023-01-29T12:16:52Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Naval Chess.jpg|thumb]]" 5355 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Naval Chess.jpg|thumb]] fd9o3unmkwkoyk6s5gefcniy0o2kdk3 5356 5355 2023-01-29T12:18:05Z Craten 26192002 5356 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Naval Chess.jpg|thumb]] [[Category:Variants]] sinjrzi45lj6mcmvqmn8vbcb4oebfxb 0 3273 6451 2023-08-20T03:00:49Z 2.97.99.207 Redirected page to [[Chess Graveyard]] 6451 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Graveyard]] rofqf7j17389jzockq00cwemlxuzcbn 0 2156 4105 2015-03-11T04:49:10Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. To play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, and rotate the board 180 degrees (a half-turn). Continue ..." 4105 wikitext text/x-wiki Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. To play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, and rotate the board 180 degrees (a half-turn). Continue the game as normal - '''IF YOU CAN!''' gv7w0q4lo9gml82thlco7lwy8siij1t 4196 4105 2015-03-11T08:57:52Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4196 wikitext text/x-wiki Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. To play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, and rotate the board 180 degrees (a half-turn). Continue the game as normal - '''IF YOU CAN!''' [[Category:Variants]] 1n5nx9xywhadw8k3gv7gw863bjqw5y6 4198 4196 2015-03-11T08:58:50Z Craten 26192002 4198 wikitext text/x-wiki Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. To play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, but rotate the board 90 degrees (a quarter-turn) before laying the pieces. Continue the game as normal - '''IF YOU CAN!''' [[Category:Variants]] au1crs2j3rh90n0av4tyrkx6d892brm 4208 4198 2015-03-11T18:16:08Z 82.24.92.97 4208 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ssehc]].'' Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. To play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, but rotate the board 90 degrees (a quarter-turn) before laying the pieces. Continue the game as normal - '''IF YOU CAN!''' [[Category:Variants]] mtd1exx6ycrdtpbfukeoomhkrx526do 6648 4208 2023-09-07T00:49:46Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6648 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ssehc]].'' Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. To play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, but rotate the board 90 degrees (a quarter-turn) before laying the pieces. Continue the game as normal - '''IF YOU CAN!''' [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] jr560nxdq9vywiry2pxmazg9rim37wr 6649 6648 2023-09-07T00:49:55Z Craten 26192002 6649 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ssehc]].'' Negative Chess is an advanced variant on the game of Chess. [[To]] play Negative Chess, set up a game of Chess as normal, but rotate the board 90 degrees (a quarter-turn) before laying the pieces. Continue the game as normal - '''IF YOU CAN!''' [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] n4opcj9xb1wnd18e1ms7uo0fsh0an9q 0 2331 4452 2016-01-30T00:59:28Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "The [[Negazone]] is a hidden level of [[Chess]], in which the [[Black]] [[Square|Squares ]]and [[White]] [[Square|Squares]] swap locations. It is unclear whether the developer..." 4452 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Negazone]] is a hidden level of [[Chess]], in which the [[Black]] [[Square|Squares ]]and [[White]] [[Square|Squares]] swap locations. It is unclear whether the developers intended for it [[to]] be accessible. To enter the Negazone, rotate the [[Chessboard]] 90°''' '''or 270°''' clockwise'''. sbs7pe4qpg755wvpjlrx3onw6nqhjzv 4453 4452 2016-01-30T01:02:20Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4453 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Negazone]] is a hidden level of [[Chess]], in which the [[Black]] [[Square|Squares ]]and [[White]] [[Square|Squares]] swap locations. It is unclear whether the developers intended for it [[to]] be accessible. To enter the Negazone, rotate the [[Chessboard]] 90°''' '''or 270°''' clockwise'''. [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Variants]] avg5vzxfs60253yhgnk9itup6bg654z 0 2443 4700 2016-04-29T18:32:46Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''newspaper''' is an item which has a random chance to appear on any [[square]]. The primary function of a newspaper is to update the player with news about the state of th..." 4700 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''newspaper''' is an item which has a random chance to appear on any [[square]]. The primary function of a newspaper is to update the player with news about the state of the [[board]], lifting some of the [[fog of war]]. [[Category:Pieces]] fyuxdv51ezyzqpjy8c40kanzofhgs2j 4701 4700 2016-04-29T18:32:59Z Milo fett 34586 4701 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''newspaper''' is an item which has a random chance to appear on any [[square]]. The primary function of a newspaper is to update the player with news about the state of the [[board]], lifting some of the [[Fog of War]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 6az25fbvvcr7zke0ljvconvwssl6sz8 0 3514 7113 2024-06-27T21:26:54Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Night]] 7113 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Day (time period, not to be confused with Day (Daytime))#Night]] o4s0mo3lpj84gtx08d3iv2cmop9dt53 0 2157 4107 2015-03-11T04:53:09Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The '''common nightingale''' or simply '''nightingale''' (''Luscinia megarhynchos''), also known as '''rufous nightingale''', is a small passerine bird best known for ..." 4107 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''common nightingale''' or simply '''nightingale''' (''Luscinia megarhynchos''), also known as '''rufous nightingale''', is a small passerine bird best known for its powerful and beautiful song. It was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher, Muscicapidae. It belongs to a group of more terrestrial species, often called chats. 58q5frl8e29pofp4p1heu86k8pty4sf 4109 4107 2015-03-11T04:53:43Z Craten 26192002 4109 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Nachtigall (Luscinia megarhynchos)-2-1-.jpg|thumb|250x250px]] The '''common nightingale''' or simply '''nightingale''' (''Luscinia megarhynchos''), also known as '''rufous nightingale''', is a small passerine bird best known for its powerful and beautiful song. It was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher, Muscicapidae. It belongs to a group of more terrestrial species, often called chats. caqfw1toi6trj6u1uxy9wnldodrxply 4110 4109 2015-03-11T04:53:59Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4110 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Nachtigall (Luscinia megarhynchos)-2-1-.jpg|thumb|250x250px]] The '''common nightingale''' or simply '''nightingale''' (''Luscinia megarhynchos''), also known as '''rufous nightingale''', is a small passerine bird best known for its powerful and beautiful song. It was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher, Muscicapidae. It belongs to a group of more terrestrial species, often called chats. [[Category:Birds]] gmsavkiblwfrww9zmfzc0mr53t126jo 4190 4110 2015-03-11T08:43:42Z Craten 26192002 4190 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Nachtigall (Luscinia megarhynchos)-2-1-.jpg|thumb|250x250px|"Tweep"]] The '''common nightingale''' or simply '''nightingale''' (''Luscinia megarhynchos''), also known as '''rufous nightingale''', is a small passerine bird best known for its powerful and beautiful song. It was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher, Muscicapidae. It belongs to a group of more terrestrial species, often called chats. [[Category:Birds]] a9yirpdr5kyiq14pqt2ewcovp0x7nuf 4716 4190 2016-04-29T21:05:24Z Milo fett 34586 4716 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Nachtigall (Luscinia megarhynchos)-2-1-.jpg|thumb|250x250px|"Tweep"]] The '''common nightingale''' or simply '''nightingale''' (''Luscinia megarhynchos''), also known as '''rufous nightingale''', is a small passerine bird best known for its powerful and beautiful song. It was formerly classed as a member of the thrush family Turdidae, but is now more generally considered to be an Old World flycatcher, Muscicapidae. It belongs to a group of more terrestrial species, often called chats. [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Animals]] pwa6491ujzakfs0mly2750nt06li0gd 0 3544 7221 2024-09-02T08:57:13Z Knob Bob 55826968 Funny page 7221 wikitext text/x-wiki {{NavigationPieces}} j15ucinacvcwcth61aq5f8yvl1jc48f 0 3204 6272 2023-08-02T17:42:25Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Don't even think about it! [[Category:Heresy]]" 6272 wikitext text/x-wiki Don't even think about it! [[Category:Heresy]] 5i30jgocybrdi6543jcpwhrsfxmyf64 0 3422 6856 2023-10-02T13:59:19Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "The opposite of [[letting go]], Not letting go is a [[List of Chess loopholes|loophole]] in [[Chess]]. Though you must eventually start to make a [[move]], and failing to do so before the [[Chess Timer|timer]] ends will result in you being [[Gun|shot]], once you've touched a Piece, the timer is irrelevant. The [[Turn]] ends when you [[let go]]. A game can thereby be made infinite by never letting go. This strategic loophole is favoured by [[Youth|younger players]] likel..." 6856 wikitext text/x-wiki The opposite of [[letting go]], Not letting go is a [[List of Chess loopholes|loophole]] in [[Chess]]. Though you must eventually start to make a [[move]], and failing to do so before the [[Chess Timer|timer]] ends will result in you being [[Gun|shot]], once you've touched a Piece, the timer is irrelevant. The [[Turn]] ends when you [[let go]]. A game can thereby be made infinite by never letting go. This strategic loophole is favoured by [[Youth|younger players]] likely to outlive their [[Old age|older opponents]]. [[Category:Loopholes]] [[Category:Strategy]] 14wrbtcovvwcofjeg8xjd5xd2ha98bv 6858 6856 2023-10-02T14:00:29Z 78.40.233.12 6858 wikitext text/x-wiki The opposite of [[letting go]], Not letting go is a [[List of Chess loopholes|loophole]] in [[Chess]]. Though you must eventually start to make a [[move]], and failing to do [[so]] before the [[Chess Timer|timer]] ends will result in you being [[Gun|shot]], once you've touched a Piece, the timer is irrelevant. The [[Turn]] ends when you [[let go]]. A game can thereby be made infinite by never letting go. This strategic loophole is favoured by [[Youth|younger players]] likely [[to]] [[Dying|outlive]] their [[Old age|older opponents]]. [[Category:Loopholes]] [[Category:Strategy]] bxcqu7734cgif6ry3pwzvn1m4i01fij 0 3114 6058 2023-07-14T13:05:39Z 78.40.233.10 Created blank page 6058 wikitext text/x-wiki phoiac9h4m842xq45sp7s6u21eteeq1 0 2784 5410 2023-02-01T18:29:21Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "During play, either [[player]] may halt the [[turn]] by raising [[a]]n '''Objection'''. The [[Chess Judge]] then rules upon the validity of the objection. == Example == During [[a]] game, the following sequence of [[move]]s takes place: 1) Rdf8, 2) R1a3, 3) Qh4e1. [[White]] objects [[to]] this by selecting the move "Rdf8" from the [[move log]], then combining it with the [[Evidence]] item "Captured [[Rook]]s" from his [[inventory]]. <blockquote> [[White]]: '''Objectio..." 5410 wikitext text/x-wiki During play, either [[player]] may halt the [[turn]] by raising [[a]]n '''Objection'''. The [[Chess Judge]] then rules upon the validity of the objection. == Example == During [[a]] game, the following sequence of [[move]]s takes place: 1) Rdf8, 2) R1a3, 3) Qh4e1. [[White]] objects [[to]] this by selecting the move "Rdf8" from the [[move log]], then combining it with the [[Evidence]] item "Captured [[Rook]]s" from his [[inventory]]. <blockquote> [[White]]: '''Objection!''' [[White]]: I'm sorry, [[Black]], but that just doesn't add up. [[Black]]: Eh? What do you mean? [[White]]: You said you moved your [[Rook]] on [[Rank]] [[8]] to [[File]] [[f]]... is that correct? [[Black]]: Yes. I don't see the problem with that. [[Chess Judge]]: I'm afraid I don't see it either, Mr. White. [[White]]: The problem is as plain as day. [[White]]: This move was made by a [[Rook]]... [[White]]: ...but [[Time|earlier]], you testified that '''all three of your [[Rook]]s had been captured!''' [[Chess Judge]]: Oh! I see it now! [[Black]]: Eeeeeeyyyaaagh!!! [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [gavel noises] [[Chess Judge]]: [[Move|Order]]! Order! Well, Mr. [[Black]], this is a serious matter. What do you have to say for yourself? [[Black]]: I... er... [[Black]]: Forgive me, your honor. I must have misspoken earlier. This move was by '''my [[Queen]]'''. Yes, that's what happened. [[Chess Judge]]: Let the official [[record]] be updated to reflect this new testimony. [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [[White]]: ''(thinking)'' Rats! I thought for sure I had him this time... but he's bound to slip up again. </blockquote> The [[move log]] is then corrected with the new move (Qdf8). == See also == * [[Press]] [[Category:Moves]] d0r1f1ockbriryhh40gtkw3xruj4ltx 5414 5410 2023-02-01T18:40:16Z Milo fett 34586 5414 wikitext text/x-wiki During play, either [[player]] may halt the [[turn]] by raising [[a]]n '''Objection'''. The [[Chess Judge]] then rules upon the validity of the objection. == Example == [[File:Screen Shot 2023-02-01 at 10.38.39 AM.png|thumb|The contested [[Move]].]] During [[a]] game, the following sequence of [[move]]s takes place: 1) Rdf8, 2) R1a3, 3) Qh4e1. [[White]] objects [[to]] this by selecting the move "Rdf8" from the [[move log]], then combining it with the [[Evidence]] item "Captured [[Rook]]s" from his [[inventory]]. <blockquote> [[White]]: '''Objection!''' [[White]]: I'm sorry, [[Black]], but that just doesn't add up. [[Black]]: Eh? What do you mean? [[White]]: You said you moved your [[Rook]] on [[Rank]] [[8]] to [[File]] [[f]]... is that correct? [[Black]]: Yes. I don't see the problem with that. [[Chess Judge]]: I'm afraid I don't see it either, Mr. White. [[White]]: The problem is as plain as day. [[White]]: This move was made by a [[Rook]]... [[White]]: ...but [[Time|earlier]], you testified that '''all three of your [[Rook]]s had been captured!''' [[Chess Judge]]: Oh! I see it now! [[Black]]: Eeeeeeyyyaaagh!!! [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [gavel noises] [[Chess Judge]]: [[Move|Order]]! Order! Well, Mr. [[Black]], this is a serious matter. What do you have to say for yourself? [[Black]]: I... er... [[Black]]: Forgive me, your honor. I must have misspoken earlier. This move was by '''my [[Queen]]'''. Yes, that's what happened. [[Chess Judge]]: Let the official [[record]] be updated to reflect this new testimony. [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [[White]]: ''(thinking)'' Rats! I thought for sure I had him this time... but he's bound to slip up again. </blockquote> The [[move log]] is then corrected with the new move (Qdf8). == See also == * [[Press]] [[Category:Moves]] 6rzmp7jhtzxu0drb2p0a6v09tnwppq5 5415 5414 2023-02-01T19:28:25Z Milo fett 34586 5415 wikitext text/x-wiki During play, either [[player]] may halt the [[turn]] by '''objecting'''. The [[Chess Judge]] then rules upon the validity of the objection. == Example == [[File:Screen Shot 2023-02-01 at 10.38.39 AM.png|thumb|The contested [[Move]].]] During [[a]] game, the following sequence of [[move]]s takes place: 1) Rdf8, 2) R1a3, 3) Qh4e1. [[White]] objects [[to]] this by selecting the move "Rdf8" from the [[move log]], then combining it with the [[Evidence]] item "Captured [[Rook]]s" from his [[inventory]]. <blockquote> [[White]]: '''Objection!''' [[White]]: I'm sorry, [[Black]], but that just doesn't add up. [[Black]]: Eh? What do you mean? [[White]]: You said you moved your [[Rook]] on [[Rank]] [[8]] to [[File]] [[f]]... is that correct? [[Black]]: Yes. I don't see the problem with that. [[Chess Judge]]: I'm afraid I don't see it either, Mr. White. [[White]]: The problem is as plain as day. [[White]]: This move was made by a [[Rook]]... [[White]]: ...but [[Time|earlier]], you testified that '''all three of your [[Rook]]s had been captured!''' [[Chess Judge]]: Oh! I see it now! [[Black]]: Eeeeeeyyyaaagh!!! [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [gavel noises] [[Chess Judge]]: [[Move|Order]]! Order! Well, Mr. [[Black]], this is a serious matter. What do you have to say for yourself? [[Black]]: I... er... [[Black]]: Forgive me, your honor. I must have misspoken earlier. This move was by '''my [[Queen]]'''. Yes, that's what happened. [[Chess Judge]]: Let the official [[record]] be updated to reflect this new testimony. [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [[White]]: ''(thinking)'' Rats! I thought for sure I had him this time... but he's bound to slip up again. </blockquote> The [[move log]] is then corrected with the new move (Qdf8). == See also == * [[Press]] [[Category:Moves]] g5z3jxxo4f6z9k8l7w0qmazx59hh0qt 6910 5415 2023-10-12T22:20:15Z 89.243.115.155 6910 wikitext text/x-wiki During play, either [[player]] may halt the [[turn]] by '''objecting'''. The [[Chess Judge]] then rules upon the validity of the objection. == Example == [[File:Screen Shot 2023-02-01 at 10.38.39 AM.png|thumb|The contested [[Move]].]] During [[a]] game, the following sequence of [[move]]s takes place: 1) Rdf8, 2) R1a3, 3) Qh4e1. [[White]] objects [[to]] this by selecting the move "Rdf8" from the [[move log]], then combining it with the [[Evidence]] item "Captured [[Rook]]s" from his [[inventory]]. <blockquote> [[White]]: '''Objection!''' [[White]]: I'm sorry, [[Black]], but that just doesn't add up. [[Black]]: Eh? What do you mean? [[White]]: You said you moved your [[Rook]] on [[Rank]] [[8]] to [[File]] [[f]]... is that correct? [[Black]]: Yes. I don't see the problem with that. [[Chess Judge]]: I'm afraid I don't see it either, Mr. White. [[White]]: The problem is as plain as day. [[White]]: This move was made by a [[Rook]]... [[White]]: ...but [[Time|earlier]], you testified that '''all three of your [[Rook]]s had been captured!''' [[Chess Judge]]: Oh! I see it now! [[Black]]: Eeeeeeyyyaaagh!!! [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [gavel noises] [[Chess Judge]]: [[Move|Order]]! Order! Well, Mr. [[Black]], this is a serious matter. What do you have to say for yourself? [[Black]]: I... er... [[Black]]: Forgive me, your honor. I must have misspoken earlier. This move was by '''my [[Queen]]'''. Yes, that's what happened. [[Chess Judge]]: Let the official [[record]] be updated to reflect this new testimony. [[Audience]]: [murmuring] [[White]]: ''(thinking)'' Rats! I thought for sure I had him this time... but he's bound to slip up again. </blockquote> The [[move log]] is then corrected with the new move (Qdf8). == See also == * [[Press]] * [[Thingie]] [[Category:Moves]] 7tdtfcje0nn8t2szcjop1y6lsozk1lp 0 2785 5411 2023-02-01T18:29:34Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Object]] 5411 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Object]] cpa0lqrznc0kl1l7542gpbqu1a9238w 0 3314 6525 2023-08-29T00:09:14Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "When [[En Passant]] just doesn't work [[Category:Terminology]]" 6525 wikitext text/x-wiki When [[En Passant]] just doesn't work [[Category:Terminology]] qw6c1u3kpw82sg6nbgv577kn6a90dmb 0 2677 5172 2023-01-16T19:42:33Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "This [[:Category:Variants|variant]] replaces every [[Piece]] and [[Square]] with a [[Horsey]]: 46 [[White]] and 46 [[Black]]. Play continues until finished. [[Category:Variants]]" 5172 wikitext text/x-wiki This [[:Category:Variants|variant]] replaces every [[Piece]] and [[Square]] with a [[Horsey]]: 46 [[White]] and 46 [[Black]]. Play continues until finished. [[Category:Variants]] 8s10w1mmgk7jesi3gfw34ii02jdt73g 5173 5172 2023-01-16T19:43:02Z 79.66.87.129 5173 wikitext text/x-wiki This [[:Category:Variants|variant]] replaces every [[Piece]] and [[Square]] with a [[Horsey]]: 48 [[White]] and 48 [[Black]]. Play continues until finished. [[Category:Variants]] hzs8bf376zrh2b2hzyo5beh228ldiuj 5179 5173 2023-01-16T21:37:48Z 79.66.87.129 5179 wikitext text/x-wiki This [[:Category:Variants|variant]] replaces every [[Piece]] and [[Square]] with a [[Horsey]], except for the [[Horsey|Horsies]], which stay as they are. This makes for a game with 48 [[White]] and 48 [[Black]] [[Horsey|Horsies]]. Play continues until finished. [[Category:Variants]] 3fwef2jlud7uwfyvd0bfeznexyspsa1 0 2569 4954 2019-01-01T20:31:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "An '''open game''' is a [[game]] of [[Chess]] that anyone may join. Upon joining the [[lobby]], players wait in a queue for the next available game with one or more open seats..." 4954 wikitext text/x-wiki An '''open game''' is a [[game]] of [[Chess]] that anyone may join. Upon joining the [[lobby]], players wait in a queue for the next available game with one or more open seats. One consequence of this approach is that anyone who wants to make a new friend simply needs to set up a [[chessboard]] and [[Pass|wait]]. Be careful, though - the host's [[board]] often runs more slowly than the guest's. [[Category:Variants]] 5n7skhfoe720zamiu0yudz3ecjlcsyc 0 2868 5556 2023-02-05T16:05:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Chess OS]] 5556 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess OS]] tqw18hqgojv1rc6u3h9daxgqtrdkx8r 0 3017 5834 2023-04-26T18:43:25Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! "''my le bomb, le killed pieces?''" [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]]" 5834 wikitext text/x-wiki BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! "''my le bomb, le killed pieces?''" [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]] hnacihhdy0qwaur76gyeau4rrskfek4 5980 5834 2023-06-20T05:43:39Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5980 wikitext text/x-wiki BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM! "''my le bomb, le killed pieces?''" [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Explosives]] azu5gg3f1loxe81ea3jyobsxaecp2sa 0 2573 4958 2019-01-01T20:39:10Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Your '''opponent''' is your sworn enemy and is all that is standing between [[you]] and a well-earned [[Checkmate]]. You can tell that another [[player]] is your '''opponent''..." 4958 wikitext text/x-wiki Your '''opponent''' is your sworn enemy and is all that is standing between [[you]] and a well-earned [[Checkmate]]. You can tell that another [[player]] is your '''opponent''' by how much they suck and are generally bad. A score of at least 12 indicates that you may be talking to an '''opponent'''. [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] aws43lnfaln8ky7tzxqiosvhdfpe5te 4970 4958 2019-06-21T10:03:18Z Jamesbondez 39883510 4970 wikitext text/x-wiki Your '''opponent''' is your sworn enemy and is all that is standing between [[you]] and a well-earned [[Checkmate]]. You can tell that another [[player]] is your '''opponent''' by how much they suck and are generally bad. A score of at least 12 indicates that you may be talking to an '''opponent'''. Bruh it's just an opponent lmao wtf mate you taking it too seriously [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] ovthtsw3y0y5ho7ihg432l2hymme9hm 5389 4970 2023-02-01T01:28:40Z Milo fett 34586 5389 wikitext text/x-wiki Your '''opponent''' is your sworn enemy and is all that is standing between [[you]] and a well-earned [[Checkmate]]. You can tell that another [[player]] is your '''opponent''' by how much they suck and are generally bad. A score of at least 12 indicates that you may be talking to an '''opponent'''. Bruh it's just an opponent lmao wtf mate you taking it too seriously no im not!!!!!!!! [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] ebl4t75zpl87xutlvr9m4wgqawj8zhg 5497 5389 2023-02-04T20:37:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5497 wikitext text/x-wiki Your '''opponent''' is your sworn enemy and is all that is standing between [[you]] and a well-earned [[Checkmate]]. You can tell that another [[player]] is your '''opponent''' by how much they suck and are generally bad. A score of at least 12 indicates that you may be talking to an '''opponent'''. Bruh it's just an opponent lmao wtf mate you taking it too seriously no im not!!!!!!!! [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Antagonists]] gbep0r8eeva8e5uqde97nzyzmj2tg80 6777 5497 2023-09-21T17:16:16Z Milo fett 34586 6777 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about a rival. Not to be confused with [[arrival]].'' Your '''opponent''' is your sworn enemy and is all that is standing between [[you]] and a well-earned [[Checkmate]]. You can tell that another [[player]] is your '''opponent''' by how much they suck and are generally bad. A score of at least 12 indicates that you may be talking to an '''opponent'''. Bruh it's just an opponent lmao wtf mate you taking it too seriously no im not!!!!!!!! [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Bosses]] [[Category:Antagonists]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] qkn9modo24zl1w3xxk992caiyuqqoix 0 2275 4352 2015-03-17T23:32:26Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Opposite Side Chess '''is a popular variant of [[Chess]] in which the [[White]] Player sits behind the [[Black]] [[pieces]] (beyond [[Row 8]]) and the [[Black ]] Player s..." 4352 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Opposite Side Chess '''is a popular variant of [[Chess]] in which the [[White]] Player sits behind the [[Black]] [[pieces]] (beyond [[Row 8]]) and the [[Black ]] Player sits behind the [[White]] [[pieces]] (afore [[Row 1]]). In this variant, players must reach further [[to ]] make their initial moves, and often find themselves facing the challenge of 'moving backwards' as they attack. [[Category:Variants]] 9h08fywb5rzjgjgxoc6kaw50xlziuxo 0 2328 4447 2016-01-30T00:41:03Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Orchestral Maneuver''' is one of the most musical of all maneuvers, and usually involves a full symphony orchestra, or at least a couple of cellos. Upon successful exec..." 4447 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Orchestral Maneuver''' is one of the most musical of all maneuvers, and usually involves a full symphony orchestra, or at least a couple of cellos. Upon successful execution, the lights go out. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category: Maneuvers]] 9t4zbon7i32qa6tc587gzqfd90d5f2z 0 2287 4373 2015-03-27T06:16:34Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with " [[Category:Pieces]]" 4373 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Pieces]] eqydh4c8s60qcp00q6p5gjmsf1d64cq 0 2363 4535 2016-02-10T04:06:40Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "When two [[Pieces]] both [[breeding|reproduce]] and [[Death|die]], but their offspring survives, it becomes an [[Orphan]] and may now be [[adoption|adopted]], [[fostering|fost..." 4535 wikitext text/x-wiki When two [[Pieces]] both [[breeding|reproduce]] and [[Death|die]], but their offspring survives, it becomes an [[Orphan]] and may now be [[adoption|adopted]], [[fostering|fostered]] or placed in an [[orphanage]]. j4vwy3zclyqulcmsfxaq6mi0f2wzjwm 4536 4535 2016-02-10T04:06:50Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4536 wikitext text/x-wiki When two [[Pieces]] both [[breeding|reproduce]] and [[Death|die]], but their offspring survives, it becomes an [[Orphan]] and may now be [[adoption|adopted]], [[fostering|fostered]] or placed in an [[orphanage]]. [[Category:Pieces]] cdw36wbkbz70zsdjeo2tjglazc7yhlh 5849 4536 2023-05-07T03:34:46Z Eteckty 52835685 5849 wikitext text/x-wiki When two [[Pieces]] both [[breeding|breed]] and [[Death|die]], but their offspring survives, it becomes an [[Orphan]] and may now be [[adoption|adopted]], [[fostering|fostered]] or placed in an [[orphanage]]. [[Category:Pieces]] ms41oyvjzt10aizkm8z0hcufji3e6sj 0 3155 6157 2023-07-26T02:20:51Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Other Color Teams''' are teams with other colors than the main 6: Black, White, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue. Most common are the orange, purple and pink ones. There is also gray. The rarest ones are the multicolored ones." 6157 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Other Color Teams''' are teams with other colors than the main 6: Black, White, Red, Green, Yellow, Blue. Most common are the orange, purple and pink ones. There is also gray. The rarest ones are the multicolored ones. hfbxvjpyovsxs1o9wkm1980l3h7ph4w 6194 6157 2023-07-26T18:08:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 6194 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Other Color Teams''' are teams with other colors than the main 6: [[Black]], [[White]], [[Red]], Green, Yellow, [[Blue]]. Most common are the orange, purple and pink ones. There is also [[gray]]. The rarest ones are the multicolored ones. [[Category:Colors]] quixebzixsqrffy3u9ntyoog2mbosac 0 3063 5928 2023-05-23T09:45:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Otis.png|thumb|sprite]] '''Otis''' is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] from [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Barnyard Chess]]. He is to be unlocked by entering a [[Cheat codes|secret code]] in the name select screen. == Gameplay == Adding him to the [[board]] will cause the board [[to]] implode into a [[singularity]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Cows]]" 5928 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Otis.png|thumb|sprite]] '''Otis''' is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] from [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Barnyard Chess]]. He is to be unlocked by entering a [[Cheat codes|secret code]] in the name select screen. == Gameplay == Adding him to the [[board]] will cause the board [[to]] implode into a [[singularity]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Cows]] 5qcmvj8nmkwbgmsu0akfrvdw4rop4j4 5931 5928 2023-05-23T19:30:51Z Chalcogens 52316134 5931 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Otis.png|thumb|sprite]] '''Otis''' is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] from [[The Animal Farm Gambit|Barnyard Chess]]. He is to be unlocked by entering a [[Cheat codes|secret code]] in the name select screen. == Gameplay == Adding him to the [[board]] will cause the board [[to]] implode into a [[singularity]]. He also has a special [[move]] revolving around squirting [[milk]] from his udders. It is particularly effective against pieces with [[lactose intolerance]], such as the [[orphan]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Cows]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Animated characters]] fim9i0ypxlyk2bjylk15gkfv2icvzfu 0 3364 6730 2023-09-08T22:51:56Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "An advanced [[Chess]] move with no known counter. Knowledge of this move is restricted [[to]] [[upper Chessians]]. Since you now know of it, welcome to Upper Chessia. [[Category:Moves]]" 6730 wikitext text/x-wiki An advanced [[Chess]] move with no known counter. Knowledge of this move is restricted [[to]] [[upper Chessians]]. Since you now know of it, welcome to Upper Chessia. [[Category:Moves]] 5jhnfshsvtaujdxxx1eenrihq5lc2ff 6733 6730 2023-09-08T22:58:01Z Craten 26192002 6733 wikitext text/x-wiki An advanced [[Chess]] move with no known counter. It is [[So]] effective. Knowledge of this move is restricted [[to]] [[upper Chessians]]. Since you now know of it, welcome to Upper Chessia. [[Category:Moves]] e4jmehb79qzl8jmfi35isymz5cuh27q 0 3521 7166 2024-06-29T22:18:32Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A '''Pacifist Run''' is any [[playthrough]] of [[Chess]] where you refuse to [[Take]] any [[Piece|Pieces]] or [[Rules|Do Any Harm]]. Most '''Pacifist Runs''' end in [[Losing]]. A Mutual Pacifist Run ends in [[Losing|Both Sides Losing]]. The only way to Win from a Pacifist Run is to convince your opponent to [[Give up|resign]]. This is most often achieved by [[Chexistential Crisis|reminding them how pointless Chess actually is]]. [[Category:Meta]]" 7166 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Pacifist Run''' is any [[playthrough]] of [[Chess]] where you refuse to [[Take]] any [[Piece|Pieces]] or [[Rules|Do Any Harm]]. Most '''Pacifist Runs''' end in [[Losing]]. A Mutual Pacifist Run ends in [[Losing|Both Sides Losing]]. The only way to Win from a Pacifist Run is to convince your opponent to [[Give up|resign]]. This is most often achieved by [[Chexistential Crisis|reminding them how pointless Chess actually is]]. [[Category:Meta]] 367jcsaqg09m4qr3xd5p6wkyflb37nt 0 2563 4947 2019-01-01T00:33:44Z 79.75.86.219 Created page with "[[Black]] and [[White]] [[Paint]]s are [[:Category:Chess Accessories|Chess Accessories]]. Keep your well of [[Paint]] on your side of the [[Board]]. Use the [[Brush]] to [[Pa..." 4947 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Black]] and [[White]] [[Paint]]s are [[:Category:Chess Accessories|Chess Accessories]]. Keep your well of [[Paint]] on your side of the [[Board]]. Use the [[Brush]] to [[Paint]] your [[Paint]] unto a [[Piece]]. Thusly you can [[Conversion|Convert]] a piece of the opposing [[Chess Army|Army]]. But be careful - they've Paint [[to]]o! [[Category:Chess Accessories]] nt97vh4zw88k9t915xapqku1ja8x095 0 2564 4948 2019-01-01T00:34:25Z 79.75.86.219 Redirected page to [[Paint]] 4948 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Paint]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 9kdduylb9i7nddapzevzydnm5hf4asr 0 2485 4799 2016-08-03T00:12:35Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "[[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turn..." 4799 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turns moving, and all [[Square|Squares]] their Queens pass are 'painted' their colour. For 'painting' you may use paint, pens, or a special Chessboard with flipping [[Square|Squares]]! The game is won when the board is entirely [[Black]] or [[White]]. thmcv4ukcjjyjq7mh2z35fty4x285f0 4800 4799 2016-08-03T00:12:46Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4800 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turns moving, and all [[Square|Squares]] their Queens pass are 'painted' their colour. For 'painting' you may use paint, pens, or a special Chessboard with flipping [[Square|Squares]]! The game is won when the board is entirely [[Black]] or [[White]]. [[Category:Variants]] b9481h2sh7xyu3q74cnqge54fkrun34 4802 4800 2016-08-03T00:27:14Z Milo fett 34586 4802 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:PanelPaint.png|thumb|right|An example board layout in Panel Paint Mode.]] [[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turns moving, and all [[Square|Squares]] their Queens pass are 'painted' their colour. For 'painting' you may use paint, pens, or a special Chessboard with flipping [[Square|Squares]]! The game is won when the board is entirely [[Black]] or [[White]]. [[Category:Variants]] pxsjlv5rmfyxyymyfqeyb4b8u91iwcj 4803 4802 2016-08-03T00:30:12Z 82.31.7.40 4803 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turns moving, and all [[Square|Squares]] their Queens pass are 'painted' their colour. For 'painting' you may use paint, pens, or a special Chessboard with flipping [[Square|Squares]]! The game is won when the board is entirely [[Black]] or [[White]]. [[Category:Variants]] b9481h2sh7xyu3q74cnqge54fkrun34 5313 4803 2023-01-25T21:37:46Z Craten 26192002 Undo revision 4803 by [[Special:Contributions/82.31.7.40|82.31.7.40]] ([[User talk:82.31.7.40|talk]]) 5313 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:PanelPaint.png|thumb|right|An example board layout in Panel Paint Mode.]] [[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turns moving, and all [[Square|Squares]] their Queens pass are 'painted' their colour. For 'painting' you may use paint, pens, or a special Chessboard with flipping [[Square|Squares]]! The game is won when the board is entirely [[Black]] or [[White]]. [[Category:Variants]] pxsjlv5rmfyxyymyfqeyb4b8u91iwcj 5654 5313 2023-02-07T21:21:22Z Milo fett 34586 5654 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:PanelPaint.png|thumb|right|An example board layout in Panel Paint Mode.]] [[Panel Paint Mode]] is a divergent [[:category:variants|variant]] of [[Chess]] in which each player uses only a [[Queen]] who [[immortal|cannot be killed]]. Players take turns moving, and all [[Square|Squares]] their Queens pass are 'painted' their colour. For 'painting' you may use [[paint]], pens, or a special Chessboard with flipping [[Square|Squares]]! The game is won when the board is entirely [[Black]] or [[White]]. [[Category:Variants]] r0nomn7h8i0dd7lplbyxf263e7k1nog 0 2393 4602 2016-03-03T21:29:17Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Parcheesi''' ''(French for "poor chess")'' is a variant of Chess that is less good. [[Category:Variants]]" 4602 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Parcheesi''' ''(French for "poor chess")'' is a variant of Chess that is less good. [[Category:Variants]] f69sesn7o26neqvszip4szno9d90f5g 4880 4602 2016-12-22T01:59:55Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4880 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Parcheesi''' ''(French for "poor chess")'' is a variant of Chess that is less good. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Parachess]] brgvnxbwsy0cc1ykbmixg4t7lpwcc1r 4926 4880 2017-11-16T01:54:16Z Milo fett 34586 4926 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Parcheesi''' ''(French for "poor chess")'' is a variant of Chess that is less good. == See also == * [[Sorry!]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Parachess]] cqbq0dymj2ce49g0qqsxdttmwhgbwxl 0 3265 6439 2023-08-19T23:33:33Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Any [[Chess]] [[Move|movement]] that cannot be expressed in a straight, untwisted line or as a [[:Category:Skateboard Tricks|Skateboard trick]] is considered [[Parkour]]. Parkour can be useful for [[Vertical Chess|climbing]], reaching distant ledges, [[endorphins]], and [[Style|style points]]. == Controversy == Different Chessian factions disagree over whether the [[Horsey]] can be considered [[to]] perform Parkour in its standard move - or any other! According to Bla..." 6439 wikitext text/x-wiki Any [[Chess]] [[Move|movement]] that cannot be expressed in a straight, untwisted line or as a [[:Category:Skateboard Tricks|Skateboard trick]] is considered [[Parkour]]. Parkour can be useful for [[Vertical Chess|climbing]], reaching distant ledges, [[endorphins]], and [[Style|style points]]. == Controversy == Different Chessian factions disagree over whether the [[Horsey]] can be considered [[to]] perform Parkour in its standard move - or any other! According to Black Queen's Rook:<blockquote>''The Horsey holds a natural advantage at Parkour over any other Piece due to its four legs. There is already a term for stylish Horsey movement: [[Dressage]].'' - Black Queen's Rook</blockquote>However,<blockquote>''Black Queen's Rook is just jealous.'' - Anonymous (translated from neighing)</blockquote> [[Category:Moves]] o6ngzt71wzny1nzwzxht4ga0vf49z2i 0 3429 6873 2023-10-03T19:29:30Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Parrying]] 6873 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Parrying]] 87empcp31a4my13mjn3m5xut8ft7jcb 0 2288 4375 2015-03-28T02:31:40Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "When one of your pieces is about to be [[Taken (2008 film)|Taken]], you are given the opportunity to '''Parry '''and thereby cancel the Take. Press Right on the [[D-pad]] ..." 4375 wikitext text/x-wiki When one of your pieces is about to be [[Taken (2008 film)|Taken]], you are given the opportunity to '''Parry '''and thereby cancel the Take. Press Right on the [[D-pad]] at the exact moment of the Take. If you time it correctly, you have successfully '''Parried''' the Blow and it is now your turn. [[Category:Maneuvers]] mzbcp1waxcajqp248o08fx3mtlo30xd 0 2267 4336 2015-03-17T22:48:06Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[Passing]] 4336 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Passing]] 9mql7k6q6ntzy75m3tlu27ljwxc3485 0 2380 4575 2016-03-02T22:06:47Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Passersby''' are passive hazards in [[Chess]] and fairly common, especially during outdoor games. A passerby will usually just look at the board and gawk, but can also pote..." 4575 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Passersby''' are passive hazards in [[Chess]] and fairly common, especially during outdoor games. A passerby will usually just look at the board and gawk, but can also potentially flip the [[board]] in rage if provoked. Passersby '''love''' hash browns and can often be successfully sidetracked by the judicious application of thrown hash browns. [[Category:Hazards]] o3sls05xubtgu46zys26bnzgsyfwhnc 4578 4575 2016-03-02T22:42:15Z 82.31.22.143 4578 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Passersby''' are passive hazards in [[Chess]] and fairly common, especially during outdoor games. A passerby will usually just look at the board and gawk, but can also potentially flip the [[board]] in rage if provoked. Passersby '''love''' hash browns and can often be successfully sidetracked by the judicious application of thrown hash browns. See also [[Civilians]] [[Category:Hazards]] 3cwuovjyuuivb1pu1q2q280cu27y221 6012 4578 2023-06-30T00:40:21Z Milo fett 34586 6012 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Passersby''' are passive hazards in [[Chess]] and fairly common, especially during outdoor games. A passerby will usually just look at the board and gawk, but can also potentially flip the [[board]] in rage if provoked. Passersby '''love''' hash browns and can often be successfully sidetracked by the [[Chess Judge|judicious]] application of thrown hash browns. See also [[Civilians]] [[Category:Hazards]] 48up4xs2gxmxzlmvkuxqohq256dnamv 0 2268 4337 2015-03-17T22:56:20Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "''This article describes the legal decision to rest for a turn. You may also be looking for: [[En Passant]], [[Soccer Chess]], [[Transvestism]] '' {{cquote|Pass!|20px|20px|A..." 4337 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article describes the legal decision to rest for a turn. You may also be looking for: [[En Passant]], [[Soccer Chess]], [[Transvestism]] '' {{cquote|Pass!|20px|20px|A chess player undertaking the '''legal move''' the '''Pass'''|}} '''Passing '''is a '''legal move '''in [[Chess]]. [[Chesspert|Chess experts]] consider it one of the most valuable '''legal moves''' in the game. To Pass, move no [[pieces]] and say "Pass". All [[pieces]] can Pass. Perhaps ironically, Passing is considered a [[maneuver]]. It is '''legal'''. The strategy of starting the game with continuous Passing, and thereby keeping your entire Chess Force on their respective Spawn Podia, is known as [[Come At Me Bro]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 548vb5gkex2ds79who2kfqby8636t14 4340 4337 2015-03-17T23:02:01Z 82.24.92.97 4340 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article describes the legal decision to rest for a turn. You may also be looking for: [[En Passant]], [[Soccer Chess]], [[Transvestism]] '' "Pass!" - A chess player undertaking the '''legal move''' the '''Pass''' '''Passing '''is a '''legal move '''in [[Chess]]. [[Chesspert|Chess experts]] consider it one of the most valuable '''legal moves''' in the game. To Pass, move no [[pieces]] and say "Pass". All [[pieces]] can Pass. Perhaps ironically, Passing is considered a [[maneuver]]. It is '''legal'''. The strategy of starting the game with continuous Passing, and thereby keeping your entire Chess Force on their respective Spawn Podia, is known as [[Come At Me Bro]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 3ke633bw7y4sx8obe8t5f47tizwzs2e 4344 4340 2015-03-17T23:14:36Z Milo fett 34586 4344 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article describes the legal decision to rest for a turn. You may also be looking for: [[En Passant]], [[Soccer Chess]], [[Transvestism]] '' {{quotebox|"Pass!"|A chess player undertaking the '''legal move''' the '''Pass'''}} '''Passing '''is a '''legal move '''in [[Chess]]. [[Chesspert|Chess experts]] consider it one of the most valuable '''legal moves''' in the game. To Pass, move no [[pieces]] and say "Pass". All [[pieces]] can Pass. Perhaps ironically, Passing is considered a [[maneuver]]. It is '''legal'''. The strategy of starting the game with continuous Passing, and thereby keeping your entire Chess Force on their respective Spawn Podia, is known as [[Come At Me Bro]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 4aazcldarzmqdhogbsput84qhp3adpu 4350 4344 2015-03-17T23:24:12Z Milo fett 34586 4350 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article describes the legal decision to rest for a turn. You may also be looking for: [[En Passant]], [[Soccer Chess]], [[Transvestism]]'' {{Quote|Pass!|A chess player undertaking the '''legal move''' the '''Pass'''}} '''Passing '''is a '''legal move '''in [[Chess]]. [[Chesspert|Chess experts]] consider it one of the most valuable '''legal moves''' in the game. To Pass, move no [[pieces]] and say "Pass". All [[pieces]] can Pass. Perhaps ironically, Passing is considered a [[maneuver]]. It is '''legal'''. The strategy of starting the game with continuous Passing, and thereby keeping your entire Chess Force on their respective Spawn Podia, is known as [[Come At Me Bro]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] aiy59uehwecn4nynf5r4epurfrqqhxz 0 2403 4623 2016-03-15T06:07:37Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[En Passant]] 4623 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[En Passant]] __STATICREDIRECT__ hoi3i5ebdbzja90qec1x6prpqxp83zu 0 2801 5448 2023-02-02T21:41:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Patrick-star-playing-chess.png|thumb|393x393px|Patrick Star briefly seen playing chess]] '''Patrick Star''' is a [[Spongebob]] character. He is a pink starfish who wears lime-colored pants with purple details. He resides under a rock, just next to Spongebob's house. He is also a [[Player|Chess player]], as evidenced by the related picture. His skill level in [[Chess]] is an enigma, but from the brief scene it can be inferred that he is relatively fluent in Chess,..." 5448 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Patrick-star-playing-chess.png|thumb|393x393px|Patrick Star briefly seen playing chess]] '''Patrick Star''' is a [[Spongebob]] character. He is a pink starfish who wears lime-colored pants with purple details. He resides under a rock, just next to Spongebob's house. He is also a [[Player|Chess player]], as evidenced by the related picture. His skill level in [[Chess]] is an enigma, but from the brief scene it can be inferred that he is relatively fluent in Chess, as he is playing [[Black]] and [[White]] has no [[King]], implying he has [[List of Chess Win Conditions|won]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:References]] hn13y80u7sdhp7mh5083qmkcua82w77 6282 5448 2023-08-02T22:10:57Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6282 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Patrick-star-playing-chess.png|thumb|393x393px|Patrick Star briefly seen playing chess]] '''Patrick Star''' is a [[Spongebob]] character. He is a pink starfish who wears lime-colored pants with purple details. He resides under a rock, just next to Spongebob's house. He is also a [[Player|Chess player]], as evidenced by the related picture. His skill level in [[Chess]] is an enigma, but from the brief scene it can be inferred that he is relatively fluent in Chess, as he is playing [[Black]] and [[White]] has no [[King]], implying he has [[List of Chess Win Conditions|won]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:References]] [[Category:Heroes]] 4gjl9yx16d6xjfqla2t4k65x5du1ah9 0 2213 4230 2015-03-11T21:01:26Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Pawn]] 4230 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Pawn]] rch3lrdu19s2zkndyi76g0yc1sgqeg2 0 2210 4223 2015-03-11T20:56:07Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent piece in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player ..." 4223 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent piece in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. [[Category:Pieces]] mwk0q2q71z80psjsdvzvdkdv7igv683 4224 4223 2015-03-11T20:57:29Z Milo fett 34586 4224 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. [[Category:Pieces]] or5fp8tvkt5dch37onmz11z9b3sqiee 4233 4224 2015-03-11T21:03:26Z 82.24.92.97 4233 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory. == List of Pawns == [list of pawns to go here][[Category:Pieces]] l60g8va6ltvsj6bpp001mx6pd4035kz 4242 4233 2015-03-11T21:15:03Z Milo fett 34586 /* List of Pawns */ 4242 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory. == List of Pawns == *[[Harvey Jacobs]] *[[Mongo]] [[Category:Pieces]] a2vker9f6xwwrzg2u1zx9tc4b3cobka 4244 4242 2015-03-11T21:16:41Z 82.24.92.97 /* List of Pawns */ 4244 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory. == List of Pawns == *[[Harvey Jacobs]] *[[Mongo]] * The White [[King]] (in [[Chess-232]]) [[Category:Pieces]] glb9q9kqikuxxqyahiwlfndxph8g863 4299 4244 2015-03-17T02:57:23Z 82.24.92.97 /* List of Pawns */ 4299 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory. == Known Pawns == *[[Harvey Jacobs]] *[[Mongo]] * The White [[King]] (in [[Chess-232]]) * [[Tyson]] * [[The Twins]] [[Category:Pieces]] pywdhg9q61v49i1voz5vgup5ogkjjsq 6354 4299 2023-08-10T02:18:39Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6354 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory. == Known Pawns == *[[Harvey Jacobs]] *[[Mongo]] * The White [[King]] (in [[Chess-232]]) * [[Tyson]] * [[The Twins]] {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] ojkldlzwndwukzxnov05yt5fl7zv3gq 7038 6354 2024-05-24T16:54:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 7038 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Smallguy.png|thumb]] The '''Pawn''', also spelled '''Paun''', is the least powerful but most intelligent [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. It can move one square ahead per turn, but if the inexperienced player is not attentive enough to notice, it may keep going forward and run off the board (best case) or collide with enemy pieces (worst case). Traditionally, expended pawns are collected after the match is over and mailed back to the [[Chess factory]] in tiny coffins. Each pawn, male or female, has his own Name and Backstory. ==Known Pawns== *[[Harvey Jacobs]] *[[Mongo]] *The White [[King]] (in [[Chess-232]]) *[[Tyson]] *[[The Twins]] [[File:Smallguy2.png|thumb]] <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> <br> {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] 7gnowi6m35ykukwz6evv4z6w3aq5snt 0 3348 6615 2023-09-07T00:27:58Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Pawn Shop]]'' On their [[First Turn|first]] or any [[Move]], a Pawn may choose [[to]] move two [[:Category:Squares|Sqaures]] instead of one, [[Jumping|hopping]] [[Flight|over]] anything in the [[Square]] between. This is known as a '''Pawn's Hop'''. == Special properties == * If a Pawn's Hop would take the Pawn past the end of the [[Chessboard]], '''that's no problem''' * Mid-flight, a Pawn is more prone to :Category:Birds|airborne predat..." 6615 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Pawn Shop]]'' On their [[First Turn|first]] or any [[Move]], a Pawn may choose [[to]] move two [[:Category:Squares|Sqaures]] instead of one, [[Jumping|hopping]] [[Flight|over]] anything in the [[Square]] between. This is known as a '''Pawn's Hop'''. == Special properties == * If a Pawn's Hop would take the Pawn past the end of the [[Chessboard]], '''that's no problem''' * Mid-flight, a Pawn is more prone to [[:Category:Birds|airborne predators]] * If the sky is [[Blocking|blocked]], now you're in trouble [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] eh89p6b0wgh17pt3apbxdth64mxqn2n 0 2223 4254 2015-03-11T22:37:59Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Pawn Farr''' is the time of mating for all [[pawn]]s. It occurs only in [[Phase 2]] of a standard game of [[Chess]] and may not occur at all. During this time, any pawn may..." 4254 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pawn Farr''' is the time of mating for all [[pawn]]s. It occurs only in [[Phase 2]] of a standard game of [[Chess]] and may not occur at all. During this time, any pawn may become [[pregnant]] (the gender identity of the pawn in question is not taken into account, for the purposes of simplicity). [[Category:Phases]] [[Category:Pawns]] 9ulf6qvsrjgixmiukzwhyb8fa5ntpqe 0 3384 6784 2023-09-21T17:38:22Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[En Passant]] 6784 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[En Passant]] 0dwy4h777bipau7ja3xfym3ab91npct 0 2211 4226 2015-03-11T21:00:38Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The '''Pawn Shop''' (or '''Pawn Shoppe''') is a [[Realm]] in which a player may recruit additional [[Pawns]] in exchange for [[Gold]]. The player can choose [[to]] go [[to]] ..." 4226 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn Shop''' (or '''Pawn Shoppe''') is a [[Realm]] in which a player may recruit additional [[Pawns]] in exchange for [[Gold]]. The player can choose [[to]] go [[to]] the '''Pawn Shop '''instead of taking their turn. They may recruit up to '''three '''('''3''') pawns from the '''Pawn Shop'''. However, they may '''not''' return to the [[board]] for the remainder of the game. 4q8f1jyc30uh9x68iv9c31mhat3xpb0 4227 4226 2015-03-11T21:00:48Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4227 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn Shop''' (or '''Pawn Shoppe''') is a [[Realm]] in which a player may recruit additional [[Pawns]] in exchange for [[Gold]]. The player can choose [[to]] go [[to]] the '''Pawn Shop '''instead of taking their turn. They may recruit up to '''three '''('''3''') pawns from the '''Pawn Shop'''. However, they may '''not''' return to the [[board]] for the remainder of the game. [[Category:Realms]] qm3lii4a81pnu4883xmyrhkrarc47l8 4231 4227 2015-03-11T21:01:49Z Milo fett 34586 4231 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn Shop''' (or '''Pawn Shoppe''') is a [[Realm]] in which a player may recruit additional [[Pawn]]s in exchange for [[Gold]]. The player can choose [[to]] go [[to]] the '''Pawn Shop '''instead of taking their turn. They may recruit up to '''three '''('''3''') pawns from the '''Pawn Shop'''. However, they may '''not''' return to the [[board]] for the remainder of the game. [[Category:Realms]] 0yhwsc1r6s6cbr4jih9tuy7ykpgqh5h 4232 4231 2015-03-11T21:01:52Z 82.24.92.97 4232 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pawn Shop''' (or '''Pawn Shoppe''') is a [[Realm]] in which a player may recruit additional [[Pawn]]s in exchange for [[Gold]]. The player can choose [[to]] go [[to]] the '''Pawn Shop '''instead of taking their turn. They may recruit up to '''three '''('''3''') pawns from the '''Pawn Shop''', up to a total of no more than '''10''' ('''ten''') pawns. However, they may '''not''' return to the [[board]] for the remainder of the game. [[Category:Realms]] a84eo9jt7qik79sj3c86sp6bzpsmqje 0 2833 5495 2023-02-04T14:06:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Pawn to E4,''' or E4 for short (not to be confused with the [[E4|square]]), is an opening [[move]] in [[Chess]] where the [[player]] moves a [[pawn]] [[to]] the [[square]] [[E4]]. It is considered a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|winning]] move. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]]" 5495 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pawn to E4,''' or E4 for short (not to be confused with the [[E4|square]]), is an opening [[move]] in [[Chess]] where the [[player]] moves a [[pawn]] [[to]] the [[square]] [[E4]]. It is considered a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|winning]] move. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] lw2vxaee5go54b1aycmtmmgao1wstdf 6008 5495 2023-06-27T03:28:22Z Thatoneguy3ThatoneguyThatoneguThatonegThat 46321252 6008 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pawn to E4,''' or E4 for short (not to be confused with the [[E4|square]]), is an opening [[move]] in [[Chess]] where the [[player]] moves a [[pawn]] [[to]] the [[square]] [[E4]]. It is considered a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|winning]] move, although it [[Blunder|blunders]] 2, A5!!, also known as the [[Rowe Defense]]. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] 8p6ojgbcew739ts7offxpbm7f4utjoz 6679 6008 2023-09-07T00:58:54Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6679 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pawn to E4,''' or E4 for short (not to be confused with the [[E4|square]]), is an opening [[move]] in [[Chess]] where the [[player]] moves a [[pawn]] [[to]] the [[square]] [[E4]]. It is considered a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|winning]] move, although it [[Blunder|blunders]] 2, A5!!, also known as the [[Rowe Defense]]. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] ishn4wz6t7noa21a7wqk212nqj2gpct 0 3316 6527 2023-08-29T01:07:19Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "One of the most popular opening moves is '''Pawn to Pawn Pawn'''. This move brings the advantages of [[Pawn]], combined with the strengths of [[Pawn]], the tenacity of [[Pawn]] and the audacity of [[to]]. Much like [[Tic-Tac-Toe]], any game starting with this move is [[Cert|guaranteed]] [[to]] be a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] for at least [[1|one]] [[player]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6527 wikitext text/x-wiki One of the most popular opening moves is '''Pawn to Pawn Pawn'''. This move brings the advantages of [[Pawn]], combined with the strengths of [[Pawn]], the tenacity of [[Pawn]] and the audacity of [[to]]. Much like [[Tic-Tac-Toe]], any game starting with this move is [[Cert|guaranteed]] [[to]] be a [[List of Chess Win Conditions|win]] for at least [[1|one]] [[player]]. [[Category:Moves]] dg7tchm5u6kl1ujgq7mdpshc3m72zt1 0 2436 4689 2016-04-27T17:32:05Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Pawncamping''' is a technique in which a player repeatedly kills the opposing player's [[pawn]]s by "camping" near their beginning row, typically with a mobile piece such a..." 4689 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pawncamping''' is a technique in which a player repeatedly kills the opposing player's [[pawn]]s by "camping" near their beginning row, typically with a mobile piece such as a [[Rook]]. It is generally considered a legitimate strategy, but supremely annoying. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 0f08ckan6opvc162jqhl2ks2s80yhfn 0 3505 7062 2024-06-21T23:50:07Z 2.97.111.236 Created page with "Any [[Loss of senses|sighted]] Pawn that has not taken a [[vow of chastity]] can be distracted with '''Pawnography'''. '''Pawnography''' is a booklet left on a Square, picked [[up]] like any other [[:Category:Items|Item]]. When a [[Piece]] other than a [[Pawn]] picks it up, their [[Wanted level]] increases by 3. When a Pawn picks it up, they are left at a standstill until fully consumed, fascinated as they read the thrilling biography of a fellow Pawn. [[Category:Items]]..." 7062 wikitext text/x-wiki Any [[Loss of senses|sighted]] Pawn that has not taken a [[vow of chastity]] can be distracted with '''Pawnography'''. '''Pawnography''' is a booklet left on a Square, picked [[up]] like any other [[:Category:Items|Item]]. When a [[Piece]] other than a [[Pawn]] picks it up, their [[Wanted level]] increases by 3. When a Pawn picks it up, they are left at a standstill until fully consumed, fascinated as they read the thrilling biography of a fellow Pawn. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Traps]] 5b4v3p2mfs736j6dt36u761chnqzj6w 7073 7062 2024-06-22T17:17:30Z 2.97.111.236 7073 wikitext text/x-wiki Any [[Loss of senses|sighted]] Pawn that has not taken a [[vow of chastity]] can be distracted with '''Pawnography'''. '''Pawnography''' is a booklet left on a Square, picked [[up]] like any other [[:Category:Items|Item]]. When a [[Piece]] other than a [[Pawn]] picks it up, their [[Wanted level]] increases by 3. When a Pawn picks it up, they are left at a standstill until fully consumed, fascinated as they read the thrilling biography of [[Reversi (Piece)|a fellow]] Pawn. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Traps]] n090whgn4jh81kmb93v1m2sdwfr345y 0 2250 4301 2015-03-17T03:08:59Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "#redirect Bishop" 4301 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect Bishop l20pr00dflebbph8ee58lfrctpbcc6y 4302 4301 2015-03-17T03:09:21Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[Bishop]] 4302 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Bishop]] 27pi7es9jscahyw3tss7zzd76ahpvp3 0 3562 7263 2024-11-30T19:27:30Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "theres 32 '''peaces''' and each [[Player|side]]s got [[Sixteeners|16]] of em [[Category:Nomenclature]]" 7263 wikitext text/x-wiki theres 32 '''peaces''' and each [[Player|side]]s got [[Sixteeners|16]] of em [[Category:Nomenclature]] kpg5g5uyfa3jxv9za6q90tjag5ue170 7264 7263 2024-11-30T19:27:30Z Milo fett 34586 Protected "[[Peace]]" ([Commenting=Allow only administrators] (indefinite)) 7263 wikitext text/x-wiki theres 32 '''peaces''' and each [[Player|side]]s got [[Sixteeners|16]] of em [[Category:Nomenclature]] kpg5g5uyfa3jxv9za6q90tjag5ue170 7267 7264 2024-11-30T19:46:53Z Milo fett 34586 Removed protection from "[[Peace]]" 7263 wikitext text/x-wiki theres 32 '''peaces''' and each [[Player|side]]s got [[Sixteeners|16]] of em [[Category:Nomenclature]] kpg5g5uyfa3jxv9za6q90tjag5ue170 0 2398 4612 2016-03-15T05:51:56Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "In this [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] of [[Chess]], all [[Pawns]] move backwards." 4612 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] of [[Chess]], all [[Pawns]] move backwards. n3b493dhg2ilrwyfie86coodgst5uvv 4614 4612 2016-03-15T05:52:41Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4614 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] of [[Chess]], all [[Pawns]] move backwards. [[Category:Variants]] qje12i9hlxa9b97xwso0cvnor56agpb 0 3027 5851 2023-05-07T03:35:45Z Endy678 45902423 Created page with "Peashooter is a special piece that can be obtained on the Set 1 pack, they come both in black and white, they can destroy pawns and bishops from at least 3 tiles from distance, they can’t destroy any other pieces." 5851 wikitext text/x-wiki Peashooter is a special piece that can be obtained on the Set 1 pack, they come both in black and white, they can destroy pawns and bishops from at least 3 tiles from distance, they can’t destroy any other pieces. olcryj3wxgffzq5i2mkejbkxs1b05wc 5889 5851 2023-05-10T13:42:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5889 wikitext text/x-wiki Peashooter is a special piece that can be obtained on the Set 1 pack, they come both in black and white, they can destroy pawns and bishops from at least 3 tiles from distance, they can’t destroy any other pieces. [[Category:Pieces]] bu0odcicp2z65vuqga568nao9ovyad5 0 2407 4629 2016-03-15T06:15:12Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If a [[Horsey]] equips the [[Wings]], it becomes the [[Flying]]-Type [[Pegasus]]. Pegasus moves similarly to a [[Horsey]], except vertically." 4629 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Horsey]] equips the [[Wings]], it becomes the [[Flying]]-Type [[Pegasus]]. Pegasus moves similarly to a [[Horsey]], except vertically. nv2h3ot64bw6jkcrr46r6x4s5k2eae2 4630 4629 2016-03-15T06:15:26Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4630 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Horsey]] equips the [[Wings]], it becomes the [[Flying]]-Type [[Pegasus]]. Pegasus moves similarly to a [[Horsey]], except vertically. [[Category:Pieces]] 9w9x0cviimhdl1kg6qzmiu5b4ram366 0 3476 6981 2024-01-10T23:17:34Z Shun69420 54153237 Created page with "[[File:War.png|thumb|People chess]] xgv" 6981 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:War.png|thumb|People chess]] xgv 9ouvhmdvbt3un344ru1fl1bblx71r4k 6986 6981 2024-01-11T11:27:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6986 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:War.png|thumb|People chess]] xgv [[Category:Variants]] 0p6rwtqy18z95mdboyfh146x9pfm6s6 6987 6986 2024-01-15T00:42:14Z 92.4.231.219 6987 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:War.png|thumb|People chess]] ''Not to be confused with [[You|Chess people]]'' xgv [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] s200g0ezp50ssvnxq6518b6ml7x0cly 6988 6987 2024-01-15T19:59:48Z Shun69420 54153237 6988 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:War.png|thumb|People chess]] ''Not to be confused with [[You|Chess people]]'' blood, blood all over the board.. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 8f667bp5emev5u9r40tl3iq5tpc6t7w 0 3081 5963 2023-06-03T00:03:43Z GenEric1110 46567414 Created page with "Performance-Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) Refers to any substance that is capable of stimulating the "[[Chessing]]" capiblities of a player, most common stimulants employed are those of "Polyethylene Glycol, Creatine, Estrogen and Titin<ref>Also know as M'''ethionyl­threonyl­threonyl­glutaminyl­alanyl­prolyl­threonyl­phenylalanyl­threonyl­glutaminyl­prolyl­leucyl­glutaminyl­seryl­valyl­valyl­valyl­leucyl­glutamyl­glycyl­seryl­threonyl­alanyl­threonyl­phe..." 5963 wikitext text/x-wiki Performance-Enhancing Drugs (PEDs) Refers to any substance that is capable of stimulating the "[[Chessing]]" capiblities of a player, most common stimulants employed are those of "Polyethylene Glycol, Creatine, Estrogen and Titin<ref>Also know as 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[[Category:Cheating]] s417y0htsmjji9wketupammeu95rohw 0 2249 4300 2015-03-17T03:07:25Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Periodic Table Chess '''is a game of [[Chess]] played on the '''Periodic Table '''instead of the [[Chessboard]]. Each side uses six [[Pawns]], a Bi[[bishop|shop]], a..." 4300 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Periodic Table Chess '''is a game of [[Chess]] played on the '''Periodic Table '''instead of the [[Chessboard]]. Each side uses six [[Pawns]], a Bi[[bishop|shop]], a [[Castle]], a [[Rook]], a [[Horsey]], a [[King]] and two [[Queen]]s. The game is played horizontally, with the [[White]] [[army]] starting in the '''Alkali Metals''' and '''Alkaline Earth''' elements (plus '''Hydrogen''' for the King), and the [[Black]] [[troupe]] taking the '''Noble Gases''' and '''Halogens '''as their [[entry plinths]]. The '''Lanthanides''' (57-71) and '''Actinides''' (89-103) are treated as single "Free Parking" squares beneath '''Yttrium''' for simplicity. Otherwise, each [[Square ]] is treated as if composed of the element [[to]] which it refers, at [[room temperature]]. [[Category:Variants]] 618i7az0ntpnu9s9e14cojzx58ra1lt 4308 4300 2015-03-17T03:20:06Z 82.24.92.97 4308 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Periodic Table Chess '''is a game of [[Chess]] played on the '''Periodic Table '''instead of the [[Chessboard]]. Each side uses six [[Pawns]], a Bi[[bishop|shop]], a [[Castle]], a [[Rook]], a [[Horsey]], a [[King]] and two [[Queen]]s. The game is played horizontally, with the [[White]] [[army]] starting in the '''Alkali Metals''' and '''Alkaline Earth''' elements (plus '''Hydrogen''' for the King), and the [[Black]] [[troupe]] taking the '''Noble Gases''' and '''Halogens '''as their [[entry plinths]]. The '''Lanthanides''' (57-71) and '''Actinides''' (89-103) are treated as single "[[Free Parking]]" squares beneath '''Yttrium''' for simplicity. Otherwise, each [[Square ]] is treated as if composed of the element [[to]] which it refers, at [[room temperature]]. [[Category:Variants]] er5ie43mz4fr12yytp1w0zuxys8phnh 4975 4308 2019-10-30T21:49:17Z 71.34.18.229 HI 4975 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Periodic Table Chess '''is a game of [[Chess]] played on the '''Periodic Table '''instead of the [[Chessboard]]. Hach side uses six [[Pawns]], a Bi[[bishop|shop]], a [[Castle]], a [[Rook]], a [[Horsey]], a [[King]] and two [[Queen]]s. The game is played horizontally, with the [[White]] [[army]] starting in the '''Alkali Metals''' and '''Alkaline Earth''' elements (plus '''Hydrogen''' for the King), and the [[Black]] [[troupe]] taking the '''Noble Gases''' and '''Halogens '''as their [[entry plinths]]. The '''Lanthanides''' (57-71) and '''Actinides''' (89-103) are treated as single "[[Free Parking]]" squares beneath '''Yttrium''' for simplicity. Otherwise, each [[Square ]] is treated as if composed of the element [[to]] which it refers, at [[room temperature]]. [[Category:Variants]] gicc6yozxsckwq18r8ur5rghhbzigp9 5001 4975 2021-01-06T02:15:44Z 68.174.182.213 5001 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Periodic Table Chess '''is a game of [[Chess]] played on the '''Periodic Table '''instead of the [[Chessboard]]. Hach side uses six [[Pawns]], a Bi[[bishop|shop]], a [[Castle]], a [[Rook]], a [[Horsey]], a [[King]] and two [[Queens]]. The game is played horizontally, with the [[White]] [[army]] starting in the '''Alkali Metals''' and '''Alkaline Earth''' elements (plus '''Hydrogen''' for the King), and the [[Black]] [[troupe]] taking the '''Noble Gases''' and '''Halogens '''as their [[entry plinths]]. The '''Lanthanides''' (57-71) and '''Actinides''' (89-103) are treated as single "[[Free Parking]]" squares beneath '''Yttrium''' for simplicity. Otherwise, each [[Square ]] is treated as if composed of the element [[to]] which it refers, at [[room temperature]]. [[Category:Variants]] 6wfip4zok5rjnl1hyguvagnnptr6nml 0 3005 5810 2023-03-15T06:36:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Pharaoh's Curse''' is a status effect. It is often inflicted upon [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[Egypt]] level based on random chance. Pieces bearing the Pharaoh's Curse are to [[Death|die]] in 2 in-game [[Day|days]] [[Category:Status conditions]]" 5810 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pharaoh's Curse''' is a status effect. It is often inflicted upon [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] in the [[Egypt]] level based on random chance. Pieces bearing the Pharaoh's Curse are to [[Death|die]] in 2 in-game [[Day|days]] [[Category:Status conditions]] dswghxy9nu0tdeqet3z0tlq95a6huoz 0 2191 4173 2015-03-11T08:05:21Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Phone a Friend '''is one of the three [[lifelines]] offered during a game of [[chess]]. When you '''phone a friend '''you may select from any of the surviving cast of ..." 4173 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Phone a Friend '''is one of the three [[lifelines]] offered during a game of [[chess]]. When you '''phone a friend '''you may select from any of the surviving cast of '''Jake and the Fatman'''. They are allowed to advise you on your next move, but you may '''not '''describe the state of the board. 0ktgocvls9k48jxcvc5y3kbxwgyiecx 4174 4173 2015-03-11T08:05:30Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4174 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Phone a Friend '''is one of the three [[lifelines]] offered during a game of [[chess]]. When you '''phone a friend '''you may select from any of the surviving cast of '''Jake and the Fatman'''. They are allowed to advise you on your next move, but you may '''not '''describe the state of the board. [[Category:Lifelines]] 854gn6no37ffdrnisvcpzlo72c2et1g 0 2846 5517 2023-02-05T01:45:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Π]] 5517 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[π]] [[Category:Ranks]] b6ghkwn5urau08q00550gd2s498p66v 0 2933 5683 2023-02-08T22:47:29Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Istockphoto-1297578534-170667a.jpg|thumb|299x299px|a typical picnic board]] '''Picnic''' is an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. It is played on a [[Red]] and [[White]] [[board]], usually made from [[fabric]]. The [[board]] setup differs a lot between matches, but it always consists of [[Basket|baskets]] with [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] and refreshments. This variant is usually played between a group of [[Player|people]] == Gameplay =..." 5683 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Istockphoto-1297578534-170667a.jpg|thumb|299x299px|a typical picnic board]] '''Picnic''' is an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. It is played on a [[Red]] and [[White]] [[board]], usually made from [[fabric]]. The [[board]] setup differs a lot between matches, but it always consists of [[Basket|baskets]] with [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] and refreshments. This variant is usually played between a group of [[Player|people]] == Gameplay == The [[point]] of the [[game]] is [[to]] enjoy a nice day and eat some snacks == See also == * [[Ant]] [[Category:Variants]] ossgn5op16dvvityau8vnx8zqpuo0qy 5685 5683 2023-02-09T02:53:22Z Craten 26192002 /* See also */ 5685 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Istockphoto-1297578534-170667a.jpg|thumb|299x299px|a typical picnic board]] '''Picnic''' is an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. It is played on a [[Red]] and [[White]] [[board]], usually made from [[fabric]]. The [[board]] setup differs a lot between matches, but it always consists of [[Basket|baskets]] with [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] and refreshments. This variant is usually played between a group of [[Player|people]] == Gameplay == The [[point]] of the [[game]] is [[to]] enjoy a nice day and eat some snacks == See also == * [[Picnicking]] *[[Ant]] [[Category:Variants]] nbg93i1gnslpfgp02xsys17wy5bl79d 5819 5685 2023-03-24T16:09:54Z 94.204.59.111 mark for deletion 5819 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Istockphoto-1297578534-170667a.jpg|thumb|299x299px|a typical picnic board]] '''Picnic''' is an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. It is played on a [[Red]] and [[White]] [[board]], usually made from [[fabric]]. The [[board]] setup differs a lot between matches, but it always consists of [[Basket|baskets]] with [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] and refreshments. This variant is usually played between a group of [[Player|people]] == Gameplay == The [[point]] of the [[game]] is [[to]] enjoy a nice day and eat some snacks (delete this article, it's not a chess variant) == See also == * [[Picnicking]] *[[Ant]] [[Category:Variants]] 3tjmpda0ocq5mkj5ln9huurfiydtqrh 5823 5819 2023-03-25T10:04:24Z Chalcogens 52316134 5823 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Istockphoto-1297578534-170667a.jpg|thumb|299x299px|a typical picnic board]] '''Picnic''' is an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|variant]] of [[Chess]]. It is played on a [[Red]] and [[White]] [[board]], usually made from [[fabric]]. The [[board]] setup differs a lot between matches, but it always consists of [[Basket|baskets]] with [[food]] [[:Category:Items|items]] and refreshments. This variant is usually played between a group of [[Player|people]] == Gameplay == The [[point]] of the [[game]] is [[to]] enjoy a nice day and eat some snacks == See also == * [[Picnicking]] *[[Ant]] [[Category:Variants]] nbg93i1gnslpfgp02xsys17wy5bl79d 0 2934 5684 2023-02-09T02:52:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The name of the [[King]] during a [[Picnic]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5684 wikitext text/x-wiki The name of the [[King]] during a [[Picnic]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]] 3np1avoxj10ou9e0hey9txzuvrpracd 0 2209 4217 2015-03-11T20:46:20Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smalle..." 4217 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Knight]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] [[Category:Pieces]] bhspk63uu9ve0qvqxzmii2mcl0lz48d 4218 4217 2015-03-11T20:47:52Z 82.24.92.97 4218 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] [[Category:Pieces]] hbc0vj581kpfb4a2giw12c5abu6ommx 4219 4218 2015-03-11T20:50:23Z 82.24.92.97 4219 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] * [[Board]] * [[Skateboard]] * [[Adam]] * [[Mallory's Inkling]] * [[Lamp]] * [[Oxytocin]] * [[Superking]] [[Category:Pieces]] 6upn3660qqy1ppveajvf365nz3swwif 4221 4219 2015-03-11T20:54:40Z 82.24.92.97 4221 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] * [[Board]] * [[Skateboard]] * [[Adam]] * [[Mallory's Inkling]] * [[Lamp]] * [[Oxytocin]] * [[Superking]] * Wizard/Sorceress * Neotank [[Category:Pieces]] qc3xioq0nmc3stnytr894d6igm91ot1 4222 4221 2015-03-11T20:55:20Z 82.24.92.97 4222 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] * [[Board]] * [[Skateboard]] * [[Adam]] * [[Mallory's Inkling]] * [[Lamp]] * [[Oxytocin]] * [[Superking]] * [[Wizard]]/[[Sorceress]] * [[Neotank]] [[Category:Pieces]] 4krti510orlyaem3a2zeq7evwdztquv 4225 4222 2015-03-11T20:58:09Z Milo fett 34586 4225 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] * [[Board]] * [[Skateboard]] * [[Adam]] * [[Mallory's Inkling]] * [[Lamp]] * [[Ivysaur]] * [[Oxytocin]] * [[Superking]] * [[Wizard]]/[[Sorceress]] * [[Neotank]] [[Category:Pieces]] 9p5txus29kpdc60rxlsbpimuve80z6f 4548 4225 2016-02-22T02:45:56Z 82.31.22.143 4548 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] * [[Board]] * [[Skateboard]] * [[Adam]] * [[Mallory's Inkling]] * [[Lamp]] * [[Ivysaur]] * [[Oxytocin]] * [[Superking]] * [[Wizard]]/[[Sorceress]] * [[Neotank]] * [[Upside-Down Rook]] [[Category:Pieces]] nlud2yzvd6pwu6ulsudpsfa0zpr0z3y 5132 4548 2023-01-10T19:50:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 5132 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Pieces''' are the fundamental unit of [[Chess]]. Similar to the [[wikipedia:Planck length|planck length]] in physics, there is no possible component of chess that is smaller than the Piece. Because of this, tokens like [[gold]] and [[wood]] are considered pieces, as are unavoidable contaminants from the room in which the game of Chess is being played (e.g., dust specks). There are seven pieces in Chess: * [[King]] * [[Queen]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Horsey]] * [[Rook]] * [[Castle]] * [[Pawn]] * [[Professor Plum]] * [[Swordsman]] * [[Board]] * [[Skateboard]] * [[Adam]] * [[Mallory's Inkling]] * [[Lamp]] * [[Ivysaur]] * [[Oxytocin]] * [[Superking]] * [[Wizard]]/[[Sorceress]] * [[Neotank]] * [[Upside-Down Rook]] === [[:Category:Pieces|<u>'''More pieces can be found here'''</u>]] === [[Category:Pieces]] 5pr1qciwf8r6ydwhfisotrnb7wrunp7 0 2884 5586 2023-02-06T13:52:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Pawn+pawn.png|thumb|286x286px|a stack of 2 beige pawns]] '''Piece Stacking''', or just stacking, is a special [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanic]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] where a [[piece]] is stacked on top of another allied piece. This is typically done [[to]] combine strengths and defences together. ==How to perform== It is simply done by moving a [[piece]] on top of another, but be vary, the more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are stacked togeth..." 5586 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pawn+pawn.png|thumb|286x286px|a stack of 2 beige pawns]] '''Piece Stacking''', or just stacking, is a special [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanic]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] where a [[piece]] is stacked on top of another allied piece. This is typically done [[to]] combine strengths and defences together. ==How to perform== It is simply done by moving a [[piece]] on top of another, but be vary, the more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are stacked together, the more unstable the stack becomes and may fall over. Additionally, some pieces are more stackable than others. For example the [[Pawn|pawns]] are pretty stackable, but pieces placed on top of [[Horsey|Horsies]] become unstable than on other pieces. ==Various examples== <gallery> File:Pawn+pawn.png|a double pawn stack File:Pawn+pawn+pawn.jpg|a triple pawn stack File:Bishipping.jpg|[[Bishipping|bishipping]] File:Horse rider.jpg|A horse rider. Not to be confused with the [[Centaur]] File:King of pawns.png|a King stacked on top of 5 pawns. WARNING: highly unstable </gallery> ==Trivia== *A piece on a stack taller than the [[King]] is no longer under the rule of the [[King]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 24j77nmj4pxy4xfj34ltqnlbnvyprv9 5594 5586 2023-02-06T17:05:08Z 78.40.233.11 5594 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pawn+pawn.png|thumb|286x286px|a stack of 2 beige pawns]] '''Piece Stacking''', or just stacking, is a special [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanic]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] where a [[piece]] is stacked on top of another allied piece. This is typically done [[to]] combine strengths and defences together. ==How to perform== It is simply done by moving a [[piece]] on top of another, but be vary, the more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are stacked together, the more unstable the stack becomes and may fall over. Additionally, some pieces are more stackable than others. For example the [[Pawn|pawns]] are pretty stackable, but pieces placed on top of [[Horsey|Horsies]] become unstable than on other pieces. ==Various examples== <gallery> File:Pawn+pawn.png|a double pawn stack File:Pawn+pawn+pawn.jpg|a triple pawn stack File:Bishipping.jpg|[[Bishipping|bishipping]] File:Horse rider.jpg|A horse rider. Not to be confused with the [[Centaur]] File:King of pawns.png|a King stacked on top of 5 pawns. WARNING: highly unstable </gallery> ==Trivia== *A piece on a stack taller than the [[King]] is no longer under the rule of the [[King]] *Any Piece that falls over is [[Death|OUT]]! [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 4yh5sdb9e8qeutsptn4kqd9l83lucmy 5595 5594 2023-02-06T17:06:07Z 78.40.233.11 5595 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pawn+pawn.png|thumb|286x286px|a stack of 2 beige pawns]] '''Piece Stacking''', or just stacking, is a special [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanic]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] where a [[piece]] is stacked on top of another allied piece. This is typically done [[to]] combine strengths and defences together. ==How to perform== It is simply done by moving a [[piece]] on top of another, but be vary, the more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are stacked together, the more unstable the stack becomes and may fall over. Additionally, some pieces are more stackable than others. For example the [[Pawn|pawns]] are pretty stackable, but pieces placed on top of [[Horsey|Horsies]] become unstable than on other pieces. ==Various examples== <gallery> File:Pawn+pawn.png|a double pawn stack File:Pawn+pawn+pawn.jpg|a triple pawn stack File:Bishipping.jpg|[[Bishipping|bishipping]] File:Horse rider.jpg|A horse rider. Not to be confused with the [[Centaur]] File:King of pawns.png|a King stacked on top of 5 pawns. WARNING: highly unstable </gallery> ==Trivia== *A piece on a stack taller than the [[King]] is no longer under the rule of the [[King]] *Any Piece that falls over is [[Death|OUT]]! **sideways stacking does not count as falling over. It is only horizontal pieces touching the [[Transmutation|Chessboard]] that die (except in Rolling moves). [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] d1iofcrcbfd9b5xf230l7fclnqbyjod 6774 5595 2023-09-21T17:10:06Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6774 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pawn+pawn.png|thumb|286x286px|a stack of 2 beige pawns]] '''Piece Stacking''', or just stacking, is a special [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanic]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] where a [[piece]] is stacked on top of another allied piece. This is typically done [[to]] combine strengths and defences together. ==How to perform== It is simply done by moving a [[piece]] on top of another, but be vary, the more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are stacked together, the more unstable the stack becomes and may fall over. Additionally, some pieces are more stackable than others. For example the [[Pawn|pawns]] are pretty stackable, but pieces placed on top of [[Horsey|Horsies]] become unstable than on other pieces. ==Various examples== <gallery> File:Pawn+pawn.png|a double pawn stack File:Pawn+pawn+pawn.jpg|a triple pawn stack File:Bishipping.jpg|[[Bishipping|bishipping]] File:Horse rider.jpg|A horse rider. Not to be confused with the [[Centaur]] File:King of pawns.png|a King stacked on top of 5 pawns. WARNING: highly unstable </gallery> ==Trivia== *A piece on a stack taller than the [[King]] is no longer under the rule of the [[King]] *Any Piece that falls over is [[Death|OUT]]! **sideways stacking does not count as falling over. It is only horizontal pieces touching the [[Transmutation|Chessboard]] that die (except in Rolling moves). [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 3ky2zb28cjlyq61c9jtjajb0p4isovn 6825 6774 2023-09-28T15:18:25Z Craten 26192002 6825 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Pawn+pawn.png|thumb|286x286px|a stack of 2 beige pawns]] '''Piece Stacking''', or just stacking, is a special [[:Category:Mechanics|mechanic]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] where a [[piece]] is stacked on top of another allied piece. This is typically done [[to]] combine strengths and defences together. ==How to perform== It is simply done by moving a [[piece]] on top of another, but be vary, the more [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] are stacked together, the more unstable the stack becomes and may fall over. Additionally, some pieces are more stackable than others. For example the [[Pawn|pawns]] are pretty stackable, but pieces placed on top of [[Horsey|Horsies]] become unstable than on other pieces. ==Various examples== <gallery> File:Pawn+pawn.png|a double pawn stack File:Pawn+pawn+pawn.jpg|a triple pawn stack File:Bishipping.jpg|[[Bishipping|bishipping]] File:Horse rider.jpg|A horse rider. Not to be confused with the [[Centaur]] File:King of pawns.png|a King stacked on top of 5 pawns. WARNING: highly unstable </gallery> ==Trivia== *A piece on a stack taller than the [[King]] is no longer under the rule of the [[King]] *Any Piece that falls over is [[Death|OUT]]! **sideways stacking does not count as falling over. It is only horizontal pieces touching the [[Transmutation|Chessboard]] that die (except in [[8-sided dice|Rolling]] moves). == See also == [[Megazord]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Quality articles]] brkyt81p122nbc6bkpkc7k7d5px6i05 0 2276 4353 2015-03-17T23:33:14Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[Piece]] 4353 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[Piece]] efqrttcrciq3wv9er25v3zxxsf30e15 0 2824 5485 2023-02-03T17:48:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Category:Pieces]] 5485 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Pieces]] 7bpwgb3id4t41bh0ki0x7uprhrlzavl 0 2826 5487 2023-02-03T18:04:17Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''pigeon''' piece is an utility unit in [[Chess]]. It is used by [[Pieces (category)|pieces]] [[to]] send [[mail]] [[to]] different pieces across the [[board]] [[to]] inform them of new developments. == Trivia == * You can send mail [[to]] an [[opponent]] [[piece]], but it is seen as [[suspicious]], and will likely be unread and discarded. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Birds]]" 5487 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''pigeon''' piece is an utility unit in [[Chess]]. It is used by [[Pieces (category)|pieces]] [[to]] send [[mail]] [[to]] different pieces across the [[board]] [[to]] inform them of new developments. == Trivia == * You can send mail [[to]] an [[opponent]] [[piece]], but it is seen as [[suspicious]], and will likely be unread and discarded. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Birds]] cdcj35pkfldwvrmnra9o4chb7cideex 5784 5487 2023-03-01T20:23:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 5784 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''pigeon''' piece is an utility unit in [[Chess]]. It is used by [[Pieces (category)|pieces]] [[to]] send [[mail]] [[to]] different pieces across the [[board]] [[to]] inform them of new developments. Additionally, it has a passive shitting attack. == Trivia == * You can send mail [[to]] an [[opponent]] [[piece]], but it is seen as [[suspicious]], and will likely be unread and discarded. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Birds]] fxaqgqv8g953hf48773qvpz5vnx9o31 7211 5784 2024-08-21T19:05:33Z 170.250.222.68 7211 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''pigeon''' piece is a utility unit in [[Chess]]. It is used by [[Pieces (category)|pieces]] [[to]] send [[mail]] [[to]] different pieces across the [[board]] [[to]] inform them of new developments. Additionally, it has a passive shitting attack which deals DoT stench damage. == Trivia == * You can send mail [[to]] an [[opponent]] [[piece]], but it is seen as [[suspicious]], and will likely be unread and discarded. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Birds]] clkqkswzqtnb8qqmy69w7cdv27lv89g 7220 7211 2024-08-30T23:31:16Z Craten 26192002 7220 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''pigeon''' piece is a utility unit in [[Chess]]. It is used by [[Pieces (category)|pieces]] [[to]] send [[mail]] [[to]] different pieces across the [[board]] [[to]] inform them of new developments. Additionally, it has a passive shitting attack which deals DoT stench damage. == Trivia == * You can send mail [[to]] an [[opponent]] [[piece]], but it is seen as [[suspicious]], and will likely be unread and discarded. * Pigeons are forged at [[Dollywood|Pigeon Forge]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] [[Category:Birds]] 175bd37qrw3vdokrq0l0ppxiwfzy1hw 0 2329 4448 2016-01-30T00:51:03Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "A [[Pilgrim]] is a special kind of [[Pawn]] that can only move forwards. He is on his way to the [[other side of the board|Holy Land]]." 4448 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Pilgrim]] is a special kind of [[Pawn]] that can only move forwards. He is on his way to the [[other side of the board|Holy Land]]. d41hcyl5j4ny69grbwuo042iswhtggg 4449 4448 2016-01-30T00:51:17Z 82.31.22.143 4449 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Pilgrim]] is a special kind of [[Pawn]] that can only move forwards. He is on his way [[to]] the [[other side of the board|Holy Land]]. oxxvd0qgmx1md89yrxxaxa7b0vggsa0 4450 4449 2016-01-30T00:51:37Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4450 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Pilgrim]] is a special kind of [[Pawn]] that can only move forwards. He is on his way [[to]] the [[other side of the board|Holy Land]]. [[Category:Theology]] qs6glg07qrcnbbwpbx3pxrpwn5o3jwa 4542 4450 2016-02-14T01:20:40Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4542 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Pilgrim]] is a special kind of [[Pawn]] that can only move forwards. He is on his way [[to]] the [[other side of the board|Holy Land]]. [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Pieces]] nu9lmxlv6bbw1jvo7hjk3vfvte1hljm 0 2659 5140 2023-01-11T12:42:59Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Pipe Bomb''' is an explosive [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Postal Chess]]. == Strategies == * Move the Pipe Bomb to [[C4]] to [[Promotion|promote]] it to '''[[Nuke]]''' * You can use this [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] to open with the [[Kaczynski Gambit|'''Kaczynski''' '''Gambit''']] [[Category:Pieces]]" 5140 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pipe Bomb''' is an explosive [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Postal Chess]]. == Strategies == * Move the Pipe Bomb to [[C4]] to [[Promotion|promote]] it to '''[[Nuke]]''' * You can use this [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] to open with the [[Kaczynski Gambit|'''Kaczynski''' '''Gambit''']] [[Category:Pieces]] m0m3ueo2sgasppsk7ns4uivn4dh4tog 5979 5140 2023-06-20T05:43:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5979 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Pipe Bomb''' is an explosive [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] in [[Postal Chess]]. == Strategies == * Move the Pipe Bomb to [[C4]] to [[Promotion|promote]] it to '''[[Nuke]]''' * You can use this [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] to open with the [[Kaczynski Gambit|'''Kaczynski''' '''Gambit''']] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Explosives]] o1steapzte5yyw0xbjwjbq438w74xj8 0 2194 4178 2015-03-11T08:18:49Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The '''Piper '''is the minstrel of the [[Chess]] family. With her learned clarinet at her side, she skips across the board in a ''''Y'''' shape. The '''Piper '''is known ..." 4178 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Piper '''is the minstrel of the [[Chess]] family. With her learned clarinet at her side, she skips across the board in a ''''Y'''' shape. The '''Piper '''is known for her deviosity and know-who, and wist any pershes she come by. The '''Piper '''was disqualified from [[Chess]] between January and Spring due to circumstances, but has been reinstated since [[The Great Mercy]]. For every turn you have The '''Piper '''in play, you get 30 Gold. When her [[super meter]] is full, The '''Piper''' can unleash her secret aura attack and cause all [[child]]''' '''pieces''' '''on the board to form a line behind her. [[Category:Pieces]] o6w8w41wodt9d1bokziovn288goxn14 4187 4178 2015-03-11T08:34:41Z Craten 26192002 4187 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Piper '''is the minstrel of the [[Chess]] family. With her learned clarinet at her side, she skips across the board in a ''''Y'''' shape. The '''Piper '''is known for her deviosity and know-who, and wist any pershes she come by. The '''Piper '''was disqualified from [[Chess]] between January and Spring due to circumstances, but has been reinstated since [[The Great Mercy]]. For every turn you have The '''Piper '''in play, you get 30 Gold. When her [[super meter]] is full, The '''Piper''' can unleash her secret aura attack and cause all [[child]]''' '''pieces''' '''on the board to form a line behind her. The '''Piper '''has a pet [[nightingale]].[[Category:Pieces]] m9vs3ha8x24usuzd0ons83vumh20glb 0 2159 4111 2015-03-11T04:54:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "{{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-to-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on..." 4111 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-to-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left to the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent to [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds to Phase Two. j3ei1rnovv3l5h3rky4av561expfm58 4114 4111 2015-03-11T04:58:46Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4114 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-to-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left to the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent to [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds to Phase Two. [[Category:Manoeuvers]] h4809wfryw1dycqw079upk8rqjk777v 4210 4114 2015-03-11T18:21:36Z 82.24.92.97 4210 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-to-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left to the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent to [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds to [[Phase Two]]. [[Category:Manoeuvers]] 2k7oelfp7nsfiamkctyoe4xgrgaok4v 4213 4210 2015-03-11T18:27:19Z 82.24.92.97 4213 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-[[to]]-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left [[to]] the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent [[to]] [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds [[to]] [[Phase Two]]. [[Category:Manoeuvers]] evt7di2zrj6rnqb13ihbavc2sfpwytw 4273 4213 2015-03-13T21:32:47Z 82.24.92.97 4273 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-[[to]]-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left [[to]] the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent [[to]] [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds [[to]] [[Phase Two]]. 5peop66eqjnndx1vqf9k2bwhxd1e1uq 4281 4273 2015-03-13T22:00:46Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4281 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-[[to]]-do maneuvers in [[chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left [[to]] the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent [[to]] [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds [[to]] [[Phase Two]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] nh4ye752hozygpgq2nh1a4rhhqi01xq 4282 4281 2015-03-13T22:01:19Z 82.24.92.97 4282 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Infobox}} A '''Piranha Spindive''' is one of the hardest-[[to]]-do maneuvers in [[Chess]]. The [[King]], [[Queen]], white-square [[Bishop]] and a [[Pawn]] must all be aligned on a diagonal going from the upper left [[to]] the lower right of the board, from the player's perspective. Once this is achieved, the pieces synchronously move in a tightening spiral for the next four turns. Any pieces trapped at the middle of the spiral are immobilized and sent [[to]] [[Chess Hell]], where they must remain for ten turns or until doubles are rolled. Meanwhile, the King that initiated the maneuver gains all of the abilities of a knight except for being able to jump over pieces when moving. The game then proceeds [[to]] [[Phase Two]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] mhbqaffnw5fr0ifcr7r6xn6pc9u4aek 0 2462 4745 2016-05-28T07:19:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "You, dear reader!" 4745 wikitext text/x-wiki You, dear reader! rwdyzxo2wj7whzcayytvlh6zewailxr 5407 4745 2023-02-01T17:04:28Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5407 wikitext text/x-wiki You, dear reader! [[Category:Characters]] daqbsron8hsrh3isnlodglnee5qtdxs 0 3436 6884 2023-10-04T01:32:12Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "One way to guarantee [[List of Chess Win Conditions|a win in Chess]] is [[playing both sides]]. Over 60% of [[Solo Chess|solo matches]] are [[Conductor|conducted]] this way. This [[Average|means]] of playing also [[Cert|guarantees]] [[List of Chess Lose Conditions|a loss]], except in cases of a draw, which counts as one draw and one win." 6884 wikitext text/x-wiki One way to guarantee [[List of Chess Win Conditions|a win in Chess]] is [[playing both sides]]. Over 60% of [[Solo Chess|solo matches]] are [[Conductor|conducted]] this way. This [[Average|means]] of playing also [[Cert|guarantees]] [[List of Chess Lose Conditions|a loss]], except in cases of a draw, which counts as one draw and one win. qy6b9xkgwq8kaheyvyaih0v7k54skcs 6885 6884 2023-10-04T01:32:24Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6885 wikitext text/x-wiki One way to guarantee [[List of Chess Win Conditions|a win in Chess]] is [[playing both sides]]. Over 60% of [[Solo Chess|solo matches]] are [[Conductor|conducted]] this way. This [[Average|means]] of playing also [[Cert|guarantees]] [[List of Chess Lose Conditions|a loss]], except in cases of a draw, which counts as one draw and one win. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Variants]] a4l7c8k5mc796dfhtehf7178tr8h135 0 3428 6870 2023-10-03T16:24:26Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A Chess player has two options when it's their [[Turn]]: [[Move]], or [[Poem]]. Since [[Central principles of Chess|all moves leave the player in a worse position]], any Player with the [[:Category:Art|artistic]] panache to compose a Poem is better off doing [[so]], and all [[Move|Moves]] at [[Grandmaster]] level are a result of ''writer's block''. The poem need not be spoken, only writ. [[Category:Moves]]" 6870 wikitext text/x-wiki A Chess player has two options when it's their [[Turn]]: [[Move]], or [[Poem]]. Since [[Central principles of Chess|all moves leave the player in a worse position]], any Player with the [[:Category:Art|artistic]] panache to compose a Poem is better off doing [[so]], and all [[Move|Moves]] at [[Grandmaster]] level are a result of ''writer's block''. The poem need not be spoken, only writ. [[Category:Moves]] nspadqrbyyyh3dgoznbdpiwu6wktv01 6871 6870 2023-10-03T16:46:13Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6871 wikitext text/x-wiki A Chess player has two options when it's their [[Turn]]: [[Move]], or [[Poem]]. Since [[Central principles of Chess|all moves leave the player in a worse position]], any Player with the [[:Category:Art|artistic]] panache to compose a Poem is better off doing [[so]], and all [[Move|Moves]] at [[Grandmaster]] level are a result of ''writer's block''. The poem need not be spoken, only writ. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Poetry]] l981oxlc5u8xwj4l8dno3opd3n7ppcb 0 2553 4930 2017-11-16T17:07:34Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''point''' of [[Chess]] is to [[win]] the [[game]]. [[Category: Rules]]" 4930 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''point''' of [[Chess]] is to [[win]] the [[game]]. [[Category: Rules]] a9rrff76fscvuze4h7k0oloo0bz4fca 0 3455 6931 2023-11-19T18:33:04Z 89.243.115.155 Created page with "[[Poker]] is a variant of [[Chess]] in which [[Poker]] [[Category:Variants]]" 6931 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Poker]] is a variant of [[Chess]] in which [[Poker]] [[Category:Variants]] 2howuiqximeo270kjy5dnf2xztvsgx1 6934 6931 2023-11-26T11:12:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 6934 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Poker]] is a variant of [[Chess]] in which [[Poker]] == Jokes == * ''Poker? I hardly know her!'' [[Category:Variants]] 8dj256gglue1w3ts2ai9ozidc4doql4 0 2293 4382 2015-12-10T00:04:16Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Whenever an [[rules|illegal]] move is played, a '''policeman''' appears on the board and attempts to arrest one or more players. The normal rules do not apply to him and he ca..." 4382 wikitext text/x-wiki Whenever an [[rules|illegal]] move is played, a '''policeman''' appears on the board and attempts to arrest one or more players. The normal rules do not apply to him and he can move to any square he so chooses. The policeman can only be banished by convincing him to look over his shoulder (typically the left), then sucker-punching him while he's not looking. The current record for number of policemen summoned during the game is the standing record from 1987's ''Kasparov v. Superman: Dawn of Justice''; i.e., 178. [[Category: Pieces]] 0mfsnl0q2g27n4ia8k065l6atysrfgw 0 2971 5752 2023-02-22T00:44:46Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "In Polite Chess, Pieces can not [[take]] or [[Blocking|get in each other's way]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 5752 wikitext text/x-wiki In Polite Chess, Pieces can not [[take]] or [[Blocking|get in each other's way]]. [[Category:Variants]] 6ptvpwftrqajoeb2km3fcuoqfp4oomg 0 2364 4537 2016-02-14T01:00:41Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "If a [[Bishop]] [[kill|slays]] all of the opposing [[Bishop|Bishops]] on the board, he becomes [[Pope]]. Put the [[Pope's Hat]] (sold separately) on the Bishop. He can now mo..." 4537 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Bishop]] [[kill|slays]] all of the opposing [[Bishop|Bishops]] on the board, he becomes [[Pope]]. Put the [[Pope's Hat]] (sold separately) on the Bishop. He can now move through pieces, [[kill|dispatching]] multiple enemies in one move. He also gains the Pope Stomp ability. == Pope Stomp == Instead of [[move|moving]], pick up the [[Pope]] piece between your thumb and forefinger, and violently place it back down on the same square. All pieces of all colours within a two-square radius are [[kill|destroyed]]. Note: Only a White [[Bishop]] can become [[Pope]]. hdg9veh080hdww2226qst8jptqqoqel 4538 4537 2016-02-14T01:00:50Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4538 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Bishop]] [[kill|slays]] all of the opposing [[Bishop|Bishops]] on the board, he becomes [[Pope]]. Put the [[Pope's Hat]] (sold separately) on the Bishop. He can now move through pieces, [[kill|dispatching]] multiple enemies in one move. He also gains the Pope Stomp ability. == Pope Stomp == Instead of [[move|moving]], pick up the [[Pope]] piece between your thumb and forefinger, and violently place it back down on the same square. All pieces of all colours within a two-square radius are [[kill|destroyed]]. Note: Only a White [[Bishop]] can become [[Pope]]. [[Category:Pieces]] aw86ypo6z08zrmbg43tpsmiql0oz5qf 4539 4538 2016-02-14T01:12:02Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4539 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Bishop]] [[kill|slays]] all of the opposing [[Bishop|Bishops]] on the board, he becomes [[Pope]]. Put the [[Pope's Hat]] (sold separately) on the Bishop. He can now move through pieces, [[kill|dispatching]] multiple enemies in one move. He also gains the Pope Stomp ability. == Pope Stomp == Instead of [[move|moving]], pick up the [[Pope]] piece between your thumb and forefinger, and violently place it back down on the same square. All pieces of all colours within a two-square radius are [[kill|destroyed]]. Note: Only a White [[Bishop]] can become [[Pope]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] 9bfns1oyzgml2x3vbs9frkxq809a2k2 6896 4539 2023-10-05T06:22:54Z 110.235.230.191 This piece in chess does not exist 6896 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Bishop]] [[kill|slays]] all of the opposing [[Bishop|Bishops]] on the board, he becomes [[Pope]]. Put the [[Pope's Hat]] (sold separately) on the Bishop. He can now move through pieces, [[kill|dispatching]] multiple enemies in one move. He also gains the Pope Stomp ability. == Pope Stomp == Instead of [[move|moving]], pick up the [[Pope]] piece between your thumb and forefinger, and violently place it back down on the same square. Note: Only a White [[Bishop]] can become [[Pope]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] jny056l9uvxavp3kky7yzva8iz6s843 6897 6896 2023-10-05T12:54:07Z Craten 26192002 Undo revision 6896 by [[Special:Contributions/110.235.230.191|110.235.230.191]] ([[User talk:110.235.230.191|talk]]) 6897 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[Bishop]] [[kill|slays]] all of the opposing [[Bishop|Bishops]] on the board, he becomes [[Pope]]. Put the [[Pope's Hat]] (sold separately) on the Bishop. He can now move through pieces, [[kill|dispatching]] multiple enemies in one move. He also gains the Pope Stomp ability. == Pope Stomp == Instead of [[move|moving]], pick up the [[Pope]] piece between your thumb and forefinger, and violently place it back down on the same square. All pieces of all colours within a two-square radius are [[kill|destroyed]]. Note: Only a White [[Bishop]] can become [[Pope]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Theology]] 9bfns1oyzgml2x3vbs9frkxq809a2k2 0 3014 5829 2023-04-16T12:05:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "If a [[player]] has enough [[Spiritual Power|spiritual power]], they may '''possess''' the [[opponent]] for a few [[Turn|turns]] and [[take]] over their next [[Move|moves]]. This, however, costs [[magic]]. [[Category:Thaumaturgy]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Moves]]" 5829 wikitext text/x-wiki If a [[player]] has enough [[Spiritual Power|spiritual power]], they may '''possess''' the [[opponent]] for a few [[Turn|turns]] and [[take]] over their next [[Move|moves]]. This, however, costs [[magic]]. [[Category:Thaumaturgy]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Moves]] fd30l8ypoxuf3xsveblif1ijg3h54rb 0 2253 4309 2015-03-17T03:29:12Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Postal Chess '''is a variant on [[Chess]] that adds the [[Mailman]]." 4309 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Postal Chess '''is a variant on [[Chess]] that adds the [[Mailman]]. exhrvi25hog9y3nxu557r5jx8u4wbli 4310 4309 2015-03-17T03:29:21Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4310 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Postal Chess '''is a variant on [[Chess]] that adds the [[Mailman]]. [[Category:Variants]] 3bocmnyhwcfypdas9stol40ccr2z878 5846 4310 2023-05-06T20:49:48Z GenEric1110 46567414 5846 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Postal Chess '''is a variant on [[Chess]] that adds the [[Mailman]], the [[Pipe Bomb]], [[Civilians]] and a rework for the mailing system. == Rules == This section is a work in progress, == Avaliability Issue == This variant was infamous due to how hard it was to obtain, needing you to find the often changing address of the producer Theodore John Kaczynski (Main rulemaker behind Postal Chess and teacher of tecnology), the address was only avaliable from 14 of november of 1997 in a annonymous forum and went missing just a couple years later in 14 of april 2003, a single set was found strapped to a bomb inside a computer store, after that later compies where made using the damaged board, pieces and burned paper manuals as reference. [[Category:Variants]] ln2qdz1508iozbm4ump9ydmsgofn7ji 0 2596 5020 2022-09-29T03:16:45Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 Created page with "Since update 1.2.4, power regulations were established to make the playing field more fair for all manufacturers. == Current regulations == The current power regulations have not changed since the initial implementation of them. The regulations are as follows: * Maximum 950 horsepower. * Strictly naturally aspirated (exception of the [[Bishop|Bishop,]] who can be [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbocharger turbocharged].) * Engines must be DOHC V10, with a maximum RPM..." 5020 wikitext text/x-wiki Since update 1.2.4, power regulations were established to make the playing field more fair for all manufacturers. == Current regulations == The current power regulations have not changed since the initial implementation of them. The regulations are as follows: * Maximum 950 horsepower. * Strictly naturally aspirated (exception of the [[Bishop|Bishop,]] who can be [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turbocharger turbocharged].) * Engines must be DOHC V10, with a maximum RPM of 19,000 at most. (Mazda pieces are excluded and allowed to use [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mazda_787B R26B 4-Rotor engines].) * Cannot exceed 8L displacement. == Ferrari Controversy == Manufacturer [[Ferrari™|Ferrari]] was exposed in 1996 for cheating by sneaking in an 11th cylinder, gaining extra power in the straights. Used in [[Rook|Rooks]], the engine was poorly balanced and would cause the 1996 rooks to shake, which led to an investigation by the FIC (Fédération Internationale de Chess). They found out about the secret 11th piston, and Ferrari was banned until 1998. == Concerns == Since the game's release, there have been concerns regarding the [[Horsey]]. While other pieces are capable of reaching 950 horsepower, the Horsey can only output 1 horsepower. This leads to it struggling in DRS zones. Horsey mains have constantly reached out to support teams, and even developers, but have yet to get a formal response. 69j21bchgqh8fhvlxdmoyy2wjh6wx5f 0 3510 7096 2024-06-25T22:49:03Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Player]]'' Any Piece can choose to Pray on its turn. They could Pray for: *An upcoming [[Turn]] *A past [[Turn]] *Safety *[[Weather]] *and so on *The [[Chess Hell|hell]] of it! Prayers' effects are calculated thus: '''Pray''' =0(n√i<sup>−3</sup>∑g)''<big><code>Bprox</code></big>''mod6 where '''Pray''' is Prayers' effects and ''<code>Bprox</code>'' is ''[[Proximity effects|Proximity]] to [[Bishop]]'' == See also == * [[Thinking]] *..." 7096 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Player]]'' Any Piece can choose to Pray on its turn. They could Pray for: *An upcoming [[Turn]] *A past [[Turn]] *Safety *[[Weather]] *and so on *The [[Chess Hell|hell]] of it! Prayers' effects are calculated thus: '''Pray''' =0(n√i<sup>−3</sup>∑g)''<big><code>Bprox</code></big>''mod6 where '''Pray''' is Prayers' effects and ''<code>Bprox</code>'' is ''[[Proximity effects|Proximity]] to [[Bishop]]'' == See also == * [[Thinking]] * [[Skip go]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:And so on]] k3xqz4dlv6us1exdx83851z8pn1kf43 7097 7096 2024-06-25T22:49:47Z Craten 26192002 7097 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Player]]'' Any Piece can choose to Pray on its turn. They could Pray for: *An upcoming [[Turn]] *A past [[Turn]] *Safety *[[Weather]] *and so on *The [[Chess Hell|hell]] of it! Prayers' effects are calculated thus: '''Pray''' =0(n√i<sup>−3</sup>∑g)''<big><code>Bprox</code></big>''mod6 where '''Pray''' is Prayers' effects and ''<code>Bprox</code>'' is ''[[Proximity effects|Proximity]] to [[Bishop]]'' == See also == * [[Thinking]] * [[Skip go]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:And so on]] [[Category:Theology]] prrc8xjrob2567bfv4ir2vpq2n0cydf 0 3121 6065 2023-07-16T03:13:27Z Ddddrersrefdd 53322099 Created page with " '''Preferred gender pronouns''' or '''personal gender pronouns''' (often abbreviated as '''PGP'''<ref>{{Cite web |title=Personal gender pronouns |url=https://vgcgroup.co.uk/staff/fairness-inclusion-respect-fir/personal-gender-pronouns/ |access-date=2022-07-14 |website=VGC Group |language=en-GB}}</ref>) are the set of [[pronoun]]s (in English, [[third-person pronoun]]s) that an individual wants others to use in order to reflect that person's [[gender identity]]. In En..." 6065 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Preferred gender pronouns''' or '''personal gender pronouns''' (often abbreviated as '''PGP'''<ref>{{Cite web |title=Personal gender pronouns |url=https://vgcgroup.co.uk/staff/fairness-inclusion-respect-fir/personal-gender-pronouns/ |access-date=2022-07-14 |website=VGC Group |language=en-GB}}</ref>) are the set of [[pronoun]]s (in English, [[third-person pronoun]]s) that an individual wants others to use in order to reflect that person's [[gender identity]]. In [[English (language)|English]], when declaring one's chosen pronouns, a person will often state the [[subject pronoun|subject]] and [[object pronoun]]s (e.g. "[[He (pronoun)|he/him]]", "[[She (pronoun)|she/her]]", "[[Singular they|they/them]]"), although sometimes, the [[possessive pronoun]]s are also stated (e.g. "she/her/hers", "he/him/his", "they/them/theirs"). The pronouns chosen may include [[Neopronoun|neopronouns]] such as "ze" and "zir".<ref name="sanwadthem">{{cite web|last=Sanders|first=Wade|url=https://www.them.us/story/multiple-sets-of-pronouns|title=How To Affirm the People in Your Life Who Use Multiple Sets of Pronouns|website=[[Them (website)|.them]]|date=March 5, 2021|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211229073536/https://www.them.us/story/multiple-sets-of-pronouns|archive-date=December 29, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="nih2020">{{cite web|last1=Martin|first1=Gemma|last2=Choporis|first2=Louis|last3=White|first3=Bali|url=https://www.edi.nih.gov/blog/communities/what-are-gender-pronouns-why-do-they-matter|title=What are Gender Pronouns? Why Do They Matter?|website=[[National Institutes of Health]]|date=May 28, 2020|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220202025311/https://www.edi.nih.gov/blog/communities/what-are-gender-pronouns-why-do-they-matter|archive-date=February 2, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="draftguidance">{{cite report |authors=NIH Sexual & Gender Minority Research Office and the Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion |author-link=Judicial College |date=December 2021 |title=The Importance of Gender Pronouns a& Their Use in Workplace Communications |url=https://dpcpsi.nih.gov/sites/default/files/NIH-Draft-Guidance-on-Pronouns-Usage-PUBLIC-Final-v3-508.pdf |publisher=[[National Institutes of Health]] |pages=1–2 |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220221042838/https://dpcpsi.nih.gov/sites/default/files/NIH-Draft-Guidance-on-Pronouns-Usage-PUBLIC-Final-v3-508.pdf |archive-date=February 21, 2022 |url-status=live}}</ref> ==Rationale and use== In [[English (language)|English]], when declaring one's pronouns, a person will often state the [[subject pronoun|subject]] and [[object pronoun]]s, for example "[[He (pronoun)|he/him]]", "[[She (pronoun)|she/her]]", or "[[Singular they|they/them]]"; sometimes, the [[possessive pronoun]]s are also stated ("she/her/hers", "he/him/his", or "they/them/theirs"). A person who uses multiple pronouns (either interchangeably or in different contexts) may list both subject pronouns, for example "she/they" or "they/he".<ref>Laurel Wamsley, ''[https://www.npr.org/2021/06/02/996319297/gender-identity-pronouns-expression-guide-lgbtq A Guide To Gender Identity Terms] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220428083846/https://www.npr.org/2021/06/02/996319297/gender-identity-pronouns-expression-guide-lgbtq |date=2022-04-28 }}'', June 2, 2021, ''NPR''</ref><ref>Desmond Meagley and Youth Radio, ''[https://www.teenvogue.com/story/they-them-questions-answered They/Them Pronouns: All Your Questions About Gender Neutral Pronouns Answered] {{Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220319041200/https://www.teenvogue.com/story/they-them-questions-answered |date=2022-03-19 }}'', December 15, 2021, ''Teen Vogue''</ref> PGPs have come into use as a way of promoting [[Social equity|equity]] and [[Social inclusion|inclusion]] for [[transgender]] and [[genderqueer]] people.<ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Donatone|first1=Brooke|last2=Rachlin|first2=Katherine|date=2013-07-01|title=An Intake Template for Transgender, Transsexual, Genderqueer, Gender Nonconforming, and Gender Variant College Students Seeking Mental Health Services|journal=Journal of College Student Psychotherapy|volume=27|issue=3|pages=200–211|doi=10.1080/87568225.2013.798221|s2cid=144656582|issn=8756-8225}}</ref><ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Riggs|first1=Damien W.|last2=Due|first2=Clemence|date=2015-07-01|title=Support Experiences and Attitudes of Australian Parents of Gender Variant Children|journal=Journal of Child and Family Studies|volume=24|issue=7|pages=1999–2007|doi=10.1007/s10826-014-9999-z|s2cid=143940351|issn=1573-2843}}</ref> Their use has been identified by social workers,<ref>{{Cite journal|last=Markman|first=Erin R.|date=2011-10-01|title=Gender Identity Disorder, the Gender Binary, and Transgender Oppression: Implications for Ethical Social Work|journal=Smith College Studies in Social Work|volume=81|issue=4|pages=314–327|doi=10.1080/00377317.2011.616839|s2cid=144961846|issn=0037-7317}}</ref> educators,<ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Nishida|first1=Akemi|last2=Fine|first2=Michelle|date=2014-01-02|title=Creating Classrooms of and for Activism at the Intersections of Class, Race, Ethnicity, Gender, and Disability|journal=Multicultural Perspectives|volume=16|issue=1|pages=8–11|doi=10.1080/15210960.2013.867237|s2cid=143572253|issn=1521-0960}}</ref> and medical professionals<ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Deutsch|first1=Madeline B.|last2=Buchholz|first2=David|date=2015-06-01|title=Electronic Health Records and Transgender Patients—Practical Recommendations for the Collection of Gender Identity Data|journal=Journal of General Internal Medicine|volume=30|issue=6|pages=843–847|doi=10.1007/s11606-014-3148-7|issn=1525-1497|pmc=4441683|pmid=25560316}}</ref><ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Cahill|first1=Sean|last2=Makadon|first2=Harvey J.|date=2014-07-02|title=Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data Collection Update: U.S. Government Takes Steps to Promote Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Data Collection Through Meaningful Use Guidelines|journal=LGBT Health|volume=1|issue=3|pages=157–160|doi=10.1089/lgbt.2014.0033|pmid=26789707|issn=2325-8292}}</ref><ref>{{Cite journal|last1=Rosenthal|first1=Stephen M.|last2=Ehrensaft|first2=Diane|last3=Vance|first3=Stanley R.|date=2014-12-01|title=Psychological and Medical Care of Gender Nonconforming Youth|url=https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/134/6/1184|journal=Pediatrics|volume=134|issue=6|pages=1184–1192|doi=10.1542/peds.2014-0772|issn=0031-4005|pmid=25404716|s2cid=5743822|access-date=2019-05-05|archive-date=2019-03-22|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190322005934/https://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/134/6/1184|url-status=live}}</ref> as both a practical and ethical consideration. [[Style guide]]s and associations of journalists and health professionals advise use of the pronoun chosen or considered appropriate by the person in question.<ref name="Vanderbilt">{{cite web|url=http://www.vanderbilt.edu/styleguide.pdf|title=Style Guide|author=Division of Public Affairs|date=September 2011|publisher=Vanderbilt University|page=34|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=Use the pronoun preferred by the individuals who have acquired the physical characteristics of the opposite sex or present themselves in a way that does not correspond with their sex at birth.|archive-date=2010-02-17|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100217012929/http://www.vanderbilt.edu/styleguide.pdf|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{Cite book|title=The Associated Press Stylebook 2015|agency=Associated Press|date=2015|isbn=9780465097937|chapter=transgender|quote=Use the pronoun preferred by the individuals who have acquired the physical characteristics of the opposite sex or present themselves in a way that does not correspond with their sex at birth. If that preference is not expressed, use the pronoun consistent with the way the individuals live publicly.}}</ref><ref name="Fenway Meeting">{{cite web|url=http://www.ama-assn.org/resources/doc/glbt/tfi-grand-rounds-makadon.ppt|title=Meeting the Health Care Needs of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) People: The End to LGBT Invisibility|publisher=The Fenway Institute|page=24|format=PowerPoint Presentation|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=Use the pronoun that matches the person's gender identity|archive-date=2013-10-20|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131020025808/http://www.ama-assn.org/resources/doc/glbt/tfi-grand-rounds-makadon.ppt|url-status=live}}</ref> When dealing with clients or patients, health practitioners are advised to take note of the pronouns used by the individuals themselves,<ref>{{cite journal|url=http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/gender-issues/working-transgender-persons|title=Working With Transgender Persons|last1=Elizondo|first1=Paul M. III, D.O.|last2=Wilkinson|first2=Willy, M.P.H.|date=13 November 2015|journal=Psychiatric Times|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=If you are not sure which pronoun to use, you can ask the patient|last3=Daley|first3=Christopher, M.D.|series=Psychiatric Times Vol 29 No 9 |volume=29 |issue=9 |archive-date=2015-03-21|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20150321011252/http://www.psychiatrictimes.com/gender-issues/working-transgender-persons|url-status=live}}</ref> which may involve using different pronouns at different times.<ref name="Fenway Glossary">{{cite web|url=http://www.fenwayhealth.org/documents/the-fenway-institute/handouts/Handout_7-C_Glossary_of_Gender_and_Transgender_Terms__fi.pdf|title=Glossary of Gender and Transgender Terms|date=January 2010|publisher=Fenway Health|pages=2 and 5|access-date=2015-11-13|quote=listen to your clients – what terms do they use to describe themselves... Pronoun preference typically varies, including alternately using male or female pronouns using the pronoun that matches the gender presentation at that time.|archive-date=2015-11-17|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20151117014410/http://www.fenwayhealth.org/documents/the-fenway-institute/handouts/Handout_7-C_Glossary_of_Gender_and_Transgender_Terms__fi.pdf|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="ALGBTIC">{{cite web|url=http://www.counseling.org/Resources/Competencies/ALGBTIC_Competencies.pdf|title=Competencies for Counseling with Transgender Clients|date=18 September 2009|publisher=Association for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Issues in Counseling|page=3|quote=honor the set of pronouns that clients select and use them throughout the counseling process|access-date=6 May 2019|archive-date=3 May 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190503183246/https://www.counseling.org/Resources/Competencies/ALGBTIC_Competencies.pdf|url-status=live}}</ref> This is also extended to the name chosen by the person concerned.<ref name="Richmond">{{cite web|url=http://commonground.richmond.edu/common/pdfs/trans-etiquette.pdf|title=Frequently Asked Questions on Trans Identity|work=Common Ground – Trans Etiquette|publisher=University of Richmond|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=Use the correct name and pronoun- Most names and pronouns are gendered. It's important to be considerate of one's gender identity by using the pronouns of the respective gender pronouns{{sic}} , or gender-‐neutral pronouns, they use|archive-date=2013-10-22|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20131022140504/http://commonground.richmond.edu/common/pdfs/trans-etiquette.pdf|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="APA Complicated">{{cite web|url=http://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/04/complicated.aspx|title=Transgender terminology: It's complicated|last=Glicksman|first=Eve|date=April 2013|publisher=American Psychological Association|location=Vol 44, No. 4|page=39|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=Use whatever name and gender pronoun the person prefers|archive-date=2013-09-25|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130925130527/http://www.apa.org/monitor/2013/04/complicated.aspx|url-status=live}}</ref> [[LGBTQ]] advocacy groups also advise using the pronouns and names chosen or considered appropriate by the person concerned.<ref name="HRC FAQ">{{cite web|url=http://www.hrc.org/resources/entry/transgender-faq|title=Transgender FAQ|work=Resources|publisher=Human Rights Campaign|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=should be identified with their preferred pronoun|archive-date=2013-09-08|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20130908194703/http://www.hrc.org/resources/entry/transgender-faq|url-status=live}}</ref> They further recommend avoiding gender confusion when referring to the background of transgender people, such as using a title or rank to avoid a gendered pronoun or name.<ref name="GLAAD Guide">{{cite web|url=http://www.glaad.org/reference/transgender|title=NAMES, PRONOUN USAGE & DESCRIPTIONS|date=May 2010|work=GLAAD Media Reference Guide|publisher=GLAAD|page=11|format=PDF|access-date=2013-09-17|quote=It is usually best to report on transgender people's stories from the present day instead of narrating them from some point or multiple points in the past, thus avoiding confusion and potentially disrespectful use of incorrect pronouns.|archive-date=2012-05-30|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120530061657/http://www.glaad.org/reference/transgender|url-status=live}}</ref> The practice of sharing personal gender pronouns has been done in the LGBT community for decades. It has become a common practice in social settings and on social media.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://share.america.gov/why-do-many-americans-list-pronouns-on-social-media/|title=Why do many Americans list pronouns on social media profiles?|first=Lenore T.|last=Adkins|date=July 1, 2021|access-date=November 19, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220124100816/https://share.america.gov/why-do-many-americans-list-pronouns-on-social-media/|website=s|archive-date=January 24, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> Social media websites including [[Twitter]], [[Instagram]] and [[LinkedIn]] have added dedicated pronoun fields for their users' profile pages.<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://news.trust.org/item/20210526161722-vcgso/|title=Why social media sites are inviting people to share their pronouns|first=Sonia|last=Elks|website=news.trust.org|publisher=[[Thomson Reuters Foundation]]|date=October 20, 2021|access-date=November 19, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210616090133/https://news.trust.org/item/20210526161722-vcgso|archive-date=June 16, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Hermon|first=Amy|url=https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/10/us/merriam-webster-they-word-year.html|title='They' Is the Word of the Year, Merriam-Webster Says, Noting Its Singular Rise|website=[[New York Times]]|date=December 12, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211207000755/https://www.nytimes.com/2019/12/10/us/merriam-webster-they-word-year.html|archive-date=December 7, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> In July 2021, the [[Pew Research Center]] reported that 26% of Americans knew someone who preferred pronouns such as "they" instead of "he" or "she", a rise from 18% in 2018.<ref>{{cite web|last1=Minkin|first1=Rachel|last2=Brown|first2=Anna|url=https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/07/27/rising-shares-of-u-s-adults-know-someone-who-is-transgender-or-goes-by-gender-neutral-pronouns/|title=Rising shares of U.S. adults know someone who is transgender or goes by gender-neutral pronouns|website=[[Pew Research Center]]|date=July 27, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220216223548/https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2021/07/27/rising-shares-of-u-s-adults-know-someone-who-is-transgender-or-goes-by-gender-neutral-pronouns/|archive-date=February 16, 2022|access-date=February 20, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last1=Geiger|first1=A.W.|last2=Graf|first2=Anna|url=https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2019/09/05/gender-neutral-pronouns/|title=About one-in-five U.S. adults know someone who goes by a gender-neutral pronoun|website=[[Pew Research Center]]|date=September 5, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220108011732/https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2019/01/17/generation-z-looks-a-lot-like-millennials-on-key-social-and-political-issues/|archive-date=January 8, 2022|access-date=February 20, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last1=Parker|first1=Kim|last2=Graf|first2=Nikki|last3=Igielnik|first3=Ruth|url=https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2019/01/17/generation-z-looks-a-lot-like-millennials-on-key-social-and-political-issues/|title=Generation Z Looks a Lot Like Millennials on Key Social and Political Issues|website=[[Pew Research Center]]|date=January 17, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220108011732/https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/2019/01/17/generation-z-looks-a-lot-like-millennials-on-key-social-and-political-issues/|archive-date=January 8, 2022|access-date=February 20, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> Some use [[neopronouns]] such as "xe", "ze", "ve", "tey", and "hir".<ref name="sanwadthem" /><ref>{{cite web|last=Kaur|first=Harmeet|url=https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/16/us/preferred-gender-pronouns-explainer-trnd/index.html|title=Why it matters what pronouns you use to refer to people and what to do if you slip up|website=[[CNN]]|date=October 16, 2019|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210424202258/https://www.cnn.com/2019/10/16/us/preferred-gender-pronouns-explainer-trnd/index.html|archive-date=April 24, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="nih2020" /><ref name="draftguidance" /> Some people use more than one set of pronouns, either interchangeably or depending on the situation, and may indicate their personal pronouns as "he/they" or "she/they".<ref>{{cite news |last1=Wamsley |first1=Laurel |title=A Guide To Gender Identity Terms |url=https://www.npr.org/2021/06/02/996319297/gender-identity-pronouns-expression-guide-lgbtq |access-date=10 March 2023 |publisher=NPR |date=June 2, 2021}}</ref> ===Cautions=== The [[dean of women]] at [[Pomona College]], Rachel N. Levin, advised against professors asking students to reveal their PGPs during class introductions, since this could upset those whom the PGP use is supposed to support. The two examples Levin gives include one student who has to confront not [[passing (gender)|passing]] (in other words, that their [[gender presentation]] is not clear to people around them), and another student who does not know which pronouns to request others to use.<ref name="levin">{{Cite web|last=Levin|first=Rachel N.|url=https://www.insidehighered.com/views/2018/09/19/why-asking-students-their-preferred-pronoun-not-good-idea-opinion|title=Why asking students their preferred pronoun is not a good idea (opinion)|work=[[Inside Higher Ed]]|date=19 September 2018 |access-date=May 6, 2019|archive-date=May 6, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190506104007/https://www.insidehighered.com/views/2018/09/19/why-asking-students-their-preferred-pronoun-not-good-idea-opinion|url-status=live}}</ref> Christina M. Xiao, a [[Harvard University]] student who favored use of PGPs, opposed PGPs being mandatory, saying that making use of PGPs can force people into an uncomfortable situation where they [[Coming out|out]] themselves or feel "incredibly dysphoric".<ref>{{cite web |last=Xiao |first=Christina M. |date=October 16, 2020 |title=The Case Against Mandatory Preferred Gender Pronouns |url=https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2020/10/16/xiao-against-mandatory-preferred-gender-pronouns/ |url-status=live |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220214200709/https://www.thecrimson.com/article/2020/10/16/xiao-against-mandatory-preferred-gender-pronouns/ |archive-date=February 14, 2022 |access-date=February 21, 2022 |website=[[The Harvard Crimson]]}}</ref> Steven Taylor, Inclusion and Diversity Consultant for Inclusive Employers, an organization focused on improving workplace inclusion, wrote that while adding pronouns is a way for cisgender people to make non-binary and transgender people more recognized, it should not "be mandated" as an organization might have "trans colleagues who do not feel able to share their pronouns yet."<ref>{{cite web|last=Taylor|first=Steven|url=https://www.inclusiveemployers.co.uk/why-we-use-pronouns-in-signatures/|title=Why we use pronouns in our signatures|website=Inclusive Employers|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211005211251/https://www.inclusiveemployers.co.uk/why-we-use-pronouns-in-signatures/|archive-date=October 5, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> The draft guidance of NIH Sexual & Gender Minority Research Office and the Office of Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion said that disclosing personal pronouns when beginning a conversation might make others "more comfortable to disclose their own and prevent misgendering in the workplace." However, it warned that intentionally refusing to use the correct pronouns of someone is "equivalent to harassment and a violation of one's civil rights" and that pronoun disclosure should be "an individual choice and not a mandate".<ref name="draftguidance" /> Analysts Louis Choporis, Gemma Martin, and [[Bali White]], argued that using the incorrect pronouns can be "hurtful, angering, and even distracting".<ref name="nih2020" /> Additionally, Meredith Boe of Inhersight said that companies should not require pronouns in email signatures because it can "make many gender-expansive people uncomfortable".<ref name="boe2021">{{Cite news|last=Boe|first=Meredith|date=June 29, 2021|title=Allyship 101: What's the Point of Pronouns in Email Signatures?|work=InHerSight|url=https://www.inhersight.com/blog/allyship/pronoun-email-signature|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210722231450/https://www.inhersight.com/blog/allyship/pronoun-email-signature|archive-date=July 22, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> ===Terminology=== There exists some disagreement on whether or not to refer to PGPs as "preferred". Some people omit the word "preferred", calling them "gender pronouns" or simply "pronouns" to emphasize that correct use of pronouns is a [[social responsibility|social obligation]] rather than an individual preference. There is concern that including "preferred" in the name may cause the perception that using an individual's PGPs is optional.<ref>{{cite web |url=http://www.transstudent.org/pronouns101 |title=Gender Pronouns |publisher=Trans Student Educational Resources |access-date=12 November 2019 |archive-date=12 November 2019 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20191112224022/http://www.transstudent.org/pronouns101 |url-status=live }}</ref> Levin states that "pronouns aren't 'preferred' but simply correct or incorrect for someone's identity."<ref name="levin" /> Those who retain "preferred" point to a parallel with "[[Name_change#Preferred_name|preferred names]]" or as a way of affirming the individual's agency or right to choose their own pronouns. ==Organizational policies== Some organizations have introduced policies facilitating the specifying of PGPs, particularly in email signatures.<ref name="report2020">{{cite report |last=Gelpi |first=Madelyn |date=May 2020 |title=What's Your Pronoun?: Strategies for Inclusion in the Workplace |url=https://outandequal.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pronouns-Guide.pdf |publisher=[[Out & Equal]] |page=1-6, 8-13 |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210622165941/https://outandequal.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/Pronouns-Guide.pdf |archive-date=June 22, 2021 |url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="boe2021" /><ref>{{cite web|last=Glaser|first=Kamil|url=https://www.codetwo.com/blog/using-gender-pronouns-in-email-signatures/|title=Using gender pronouns in email signatures|website=Code Two|date=January 26, 2021|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210228164211/https://www.codetwo.com/blog/using-gender-pronouns-in-email-signatures/|archive-date=February 28, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Sherman|first=Natalie|url=https://www.bbc.com/news/business-51331571|title=Should your email say if you're he, she or they?|website=[[BBC]]|date=February 19, 2020|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210504101411/https://www.bbc.com/news/business-51331571|archive-date=May 4, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> These include [[Workday, Inc.|Workday]],<ref name="quartz">{{cite web |last1=MacLellan |first1=Lila |title=Those she/her/hers at the end of email messages are more than a passing trend |url=https://qz.com/work/1647596/gender-pronouns-in-the-workplace-are-not-a-passing-trend/ |website=[[Quartz (publication)|Quartz]] |date=24 June 2019 |access-date=February 20, 2022 |language=en|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220210230837/https://qz.com/work/1647596/gender-pronouns-in-the-workplace-are-not-a-passing-trend/|archive-date=February 10, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> [[Virgin Group]],<ref name="virgin1">{{cite news |last1=Stillman |first1=Jessica |title=Virgin Just Added Gender Pronouns to Email Signatures. Should Your Company Do the Same? |url=https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/virgin-just-added-gender-pronouns-to-email-signatures-should-your-company-do-same.html |access-date=February 20, 2021 |work=[[Inc. (magazine)|Inc.com]] |date=September 27, 2019 |language=en|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210413041709/https://www.inc.com/jessica-stillman/virgin-just-added-gender-pronouns-to-email-signatures-should-your-company-do-same.html|archive-date=April 13, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> [[Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association of America|TIAA]],<ref name="quartz" /> [[Marks & Spencer]]<ref name="bbc1">{{Cite news|last=Maurice|first=Emma Powys|date=November 8, 2021|title=M&S lets staff proudly add pronouns to name badges to 'show allyship' to trans colleagues|work=[[PinkNews]]|url=https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2021/11/08/ms-pronouns-staff-name-badges/|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220204181125/https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2021/11/08/ms-pronouns-staff-name-badges/|archive-date=February 4, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> [[IBM]],<ref name="ibm">{{cite news |last1=Shropshire |first1=Corilyn |title=He, she or they: How companies are starting to address calls for a gender-neutral workplace |url=https://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-gender-at-work-pronouns-20190731-da5f5jckqbfe3pturzv6dc2h7i-story.html |access-date=11 October 2021 |work=[[Chicago Tribune]] |date=31 July 2019 |archive-date=3 October 2021 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211003155815/https://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-biz-gender-at-work-pronouns-20190731-da5f5jckqbfe3pturzv6dc2h7i-story.html |url-status=live }}</ref> the [[U.S. Air Force]],<ref name="mt2022">{{cite web|last=Sicard|first=Sarah|url=https://www.militarytimes.com/off-duty/military-culture/2022/01/07/where-each-military-branch-stands-on-pronoun-use-in-signature-blocks/|title=Where each military branch stands on pronoun use in signature blocks|website=[[Military Times]]|date=January 7, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220108050505/https://www.militarytimes.com/off-duty/military-culture/2022/01/07/where-each-military-branch-stands-on-pronoun-use-in-signature-blocks/|archive-date=January 8, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> [[U.S. Marine Corps]],<ref name="mt2022" /><ref>{{cite press release |date=December 20, 2021 |title=Signature block pronouns now allowed for Airmen, Guardians |url=https://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2879382/signature-block-pronouns-now-allowed-for-airmen-guardians/ |location= |publisher=[[Office of the Secretary of the Air Force#Office of the Secretary of the Air Force|Secretary of the Air Force Public Affairs]] |access-date=February 21, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220219125542/https://www.af.mil/News/Article-Display/Article/2879382/signature-block-pronouns-now-allowed-for-airmen-guardians/ |archive-date=February 19, 2022 |url-status=live}}</ref> [[BBC]],<ref>{{Cite news|last=Moore|first=Matthew|date=July 10, 2020|title=BBC advises all staff to use trans‑friendly pronouns|work=[[The Times]]|url=https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/bbc-advises-all-staff-to-use-trans-friendly-pronouns-56t9mb02r|access-date=February 22, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211217022612/https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/bbc-advises-all-staff-to-use-trans-friendly-pronouns-56t9mb02r|archive-date=December 17, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="holyrod2022">{{cite news |last1=Learmonth |first1=Andrew |title=Majority of Scottish Government civil servants say they'll never add pronouns to their email signatures |url=https://www.holyrood.com/news/view,majority-of-scottish-government-civil-servants-say-theyll-never-add-pronouns-to-their-email-signatures |access-date=February 22, 2022 |work=[[Holyrood (magazine)|Holyrood]] |date=July 14, 2021 |language=en|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210816090846/https://www.holyrood.com/news/view,majority-of-scottish-government-civil-servants-say-theyll-never-add-pronouns-to-their-email-signatures|archive-date=August 16, 2021}}</ref> and United Kingdom [[Ministry of Defence (United Kingdom)|Ministry of Defence]].<ref>{{Cite news|last1=Bannerman|first1=Lucy|last2=Brown|first2=Larisa|date=November 6, 2021|title=MoD tells staff to state name, rank and gender pronoun|work=[[The Times]]|url=https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/c5b12f26-3e70-11ec-9bef-aa3112940013?shareToken=06dc3eb92e5db94fe466e63470f0b4ab|access-date=February 22, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211106094102/https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/c5b12f26-3e70-11ec-9bef-aa3112940013|archive-date=November 6, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> Some companies change policies to encourage sharing of PGPs to be more attractive and inclusive to [[transgender]] and [[Non-binary gender|non-binary]] staff and customers.<ref name="virgin1" /> [[Out & Equal]] recommended that employers make providing pronouns are something that is voluntary rather than required and said that using the right pronouns makes a difference, especially for those who are [[gender non-confirming]] and [[transgender]].<ref name="report2020" /><ref>{{cite report |last=Gelpi |first=Madelyn |date=November 2019 |title=What's Your Pronoun?: Strategies for Inclusion in the Workplace |url=https://outandequal.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/OE-Non-Binary-Best-Practices-Final.pdf |publisher=[[Out & Equal]] |page=10-11, 13, 21-22 |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211110132020/https://outandequal.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/11/OE-Non-Binary-Best-Practices-Final.pdf |archive-date=November 10, 2021 |url-status=live}}</ref> [[Blackboard Inc.|Blackboard]], the online learning tool, outlined the importance of preferred gender pronouns and how to set them within the program.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://help.blackboard.com/Learn/Administrator/SaaS/User_Management/Customize_User_Information/Personal_Pronouns|title=Personal Pronouns|website=Blackboard Help|access-date=February 20, 2022|publisher=[[Blackboard Inc.|Blackboard]]|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220221025329/https://help.blackboard.com/Learn/Administrator/SaaS/User_Management/Customize_User_Information/Personal_Pronouns|archive-date=February 21, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> The [[Public Service Commission (New Zealand)|Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission]] provided guidance on using PGPs in email signatures<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.publicservice.govt.nz/our-work/diversity-and-inclusion/pronoun-use-in-email-signatures/|title=Pronoun use in email signatures|website=[[Public Service Commission (New Zealand)|Te Kawa Mataaho Public Service Commission]]|date=June 29, 2020|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220207022342/https://www.publicservice.govt.nz/our-work/diversity-and-inclusion/pronoun-use-in-email-signatures/|archive-date=February 7, 2022|url-status=live|publisher=[[New Zealand Government]]}}</ref> and the [[Australian Government]]'s Style Manual has a sub-section about "pronoun choice".<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.stylemanual.gov.au/accessible-and-inclusive-content/inclusive-language/gender-and-sexual-diversity|title=Gender and sexual diversity|website=[[Australian Government]] Style Manual|publisher=[[Commonwealth of Australia]]|date=September 6, 2021|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://archive.today/20220221033716/https://www.stylemanual.gov.au/accessible-and-inclusive-content/inclusive-language/gender-and-sexual-diversity|archive-date=February 21, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> In July 2021, the [[Scottish Government]] proposed its 8,000 civil servants should pledge to include their PGPs in their emails, but an internal poll revealed that more than half were unwilling to do so.<ref>{{cite report |author=Constitution and Cabinet Directorate |author-link=Constitution and External Affairs Directorates |date=July 8, 2021 |title=Intranet poll regarding pronouns in email signatures: FOI release |url=https://www.gov.scot/publications/foi-202100210730/ |publisher=[[Scottish Government]] |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210927133920/https://www.gov.scot/publications/foi-202100210730/ |archive-date=September 27, 2021 |url-status=live }}</ref><ref>{{Cite news|last=Sanderson|first=Daniel|date=July 26, 2021|title=Civil servants to be asked to include pronouns in email sign-offs|work=[[The Daily Telegraph|The Telegraph]]|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/07/26/scottish-civil-servants-asked-include-pronouns-email-sign-offs/|access-date=February 22, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220130143556/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/07/26/scottish-civil-servants-asked-include-pronouns-email-sign-offs/|archive-date=January 30, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="holyrod2022" /> Permanent Secretary to the Scottish Government [[Leslie Evans]] dismissed the poll results as "disappointing", a trans woman and political campaigner [[Debbie Hayton]], warned of possible consequences of the proposal for trans people, while the campaign group [[For Women Scotland]] opposed the proposal, calling it "frightening" and "undemocratic".<ref name="holyrod2022" /> In August 2021, a letter signed by the Leeds [[University and College Union]] and [[University of Leeds]] LGBTQ staff and student groups, to Vice Chancellor [[Simone Buitendijk]], called on the University to implement policies to confront [[transphobia]] and a hostile environment on campus, including not asking trans people for [[Gender Recognition Act 2004|Gender Recognition Certificates]]. Toward the end of the letter, the groups suggested an "effective and fit-for-purpose pronouns policy" which included Buitendjik using pronouns in her email signature, and fostering an environment "which encourages the sharing of pronouns" in order to show support for transgender people.<ref>{{Cite news|last=Wace|first=Charlotte|date=October 30, 2021|title=Students at Leeds University want staff to include gender pronouns at meetings and events|work=[[The Evening Standard]]|url=https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/leeds-university-gender-pronouns-b963439.html|access-date=February 22, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211102165253/https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/leeds-university-gender-pronouns-b963439.html|archive-date=November 2, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite letter |authors=[[University and College Union]] [[University of Leeds]] Branch, University of Leads LGBTQ+ Staff Network, University of Leads LGBTQ+ Student Society |recipient=[[Simone Buitendijk]] |subject=[Staff letter to Vice Chancellor Buitendjik - Redacted] |language=en |date=August 2021 |url=https://www.leedsucu.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/VC_Letter_09-08-2021_redacted.pdf |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210812170321/https://www.leedsucu.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/VC_Letter_09-08-2021_redacted.pdf |archive-date=August 12, 2021 |url-status=live}} See page 17 for the mention of the proposed pronouns policy</ref><ref>{{cite press release |date=August 10, 2021 |title=UCU backs LGBT+ staff network letter to vice chancellor |url=https://www.leedsucu.org.uk/ucu-backs-lgbt-staff-network-letter-to-vice-chancellor/ |location=University of Leeds |publisher=Leeds [[University and College Union]] |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210812170236/https://www.leedsucu.org.uk/ucu-backs-lgbt-staff-network-letter-to-vice-chancellor/ |archive-date=August 12, 2021 |url-status=live}}</ref> In October 2021, the Leeds [[University and College Union]] reported that "some limited progress" had been made in response to their letter, but did not mention PGPs.<ref>{{cite press release |date=October 8, 2021 |title=Trans issues update |url=https://www.leedsucu.org.uk/trans-issues-update/ |location=University of Leeds |publisher=Leeds [[University and College Union]] |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220221041133/https://www.leedsucu.org.uk/trans-issues-update/ |archive-date=February 21, 2022 |url-status=live}}</ref> In August 2021, Scotland's government recommended that schools allow trans students to use their chosen bathrooms, names, and pronouns.<ref>{{cite web|last=Haug|first=Oliver|url=https://www.them.us/story/scotland-tells-teachers-respect-gender-identities-of-trans-kids|title=Scotland Tells Teachers to Respect the Gender Identities of Trans Kids|website=[[Them (website)|.them]]|date=August 17, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220211185440/https://www.them.us/story/scotland-tells-teachers-respect-gender-identities-of-trans-kids|archive-date=February 11, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite report |author=Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills |author-link=Cabinet Secretary for Education and Skills |date=August 12, 2021 |title=Supporting transgender young people in schools: guidance for Scottish schools |url=https://www.gov.scot/publications/supporting-transgender-young-people-schools-guidance-scottish-schools/pages/2/ |publisher=[[Scottish Government]] |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220130124917/https://www.gov.scot/publications/supporting-transgender-young-people-schools-guidance-scottish-schools/pages/2/ |archive-date=January 30, 2022 |isbn=9781802011852 |url-status=live |quote=This is a personal process, rather than a medical process, for example the young person may propose to change their name and pronouns.}}</ref> ==Legal issues and legal recognition== In 2018, medical doctor David Mackereth was not hired by the United Kingdom [[Department for Work and Pensions]] (DWP) because he refused to use PGPs for transgender individuals, saying they went against his Christian faith. An employment panel in 2019 ruled that his views were "incompatible with human dignity" and that the DWP had not violated the [[Equality Act 2010|Equality Act]].<ref name="bbc2019">{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-49904997|title=David Mackereth: Christian doctor loses trans beliefs case|website=[[BBC]]|date=October 2, 2019|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211020232110/https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-birmingham-49904997|archive-date=October 20, 2021|access-date=February 22, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="parvic">{{cite web|last=Parsons|first=Vic|url=https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2022/02/14/david-mackereth-doctor-trans/|title=Christian doctor says 'gender critical' Maya Forstater ruling gives him right to misgender|website=[[PinkNews]]|date=February 14, 2022|access-date=February 22, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220215000553/https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2022/02/14/david-mackereth-doctor-trans/|archive-date=February 15, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> Mackereth opposed the ruling, as did the [[Christian Legal Centre]] (a project of [[Christian Concern]]), while the DWP welcomed the ruling.<ref name="bbc2019" /><ref name="parvic" /> Andrea Williams, of the Christian Legal Centre, claimed that the decision was "the first time in the history of English law that a judge has ruled that free citizens must engage in [[compelled speech]]".<ref name="bbc2019" /> In response to the decision, [[Piers Morgan]] called Mackereth a "bigot" who was "self-righteous" in his beliefs.<ref>{{cite web|last=Wakefield|first=Lake|url=https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2019/07/09/piers-morgan-slams-bigot-doctor-wont-use-patients-correct-pronouns/|title=Piers Morgan slams 'bigot' doctor who won't use patients' correct pronouns|website=[[PinkNews]]|date=July 9, 2019|access-date=March 4, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220222142947/https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2019/07/09/piers-morgan-slams-bigot-doctor-wont-use-patients-correct-pronouns/|archive-date=February 22, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> In November 2018, the [[European Commission]] recommended guidelines emphasizing the "desirability" of using PGPs and gender pronouns that individuals prefer, including by teachers and students in accordance with [[Anti-discrimination law|non-discrimination policies]]. The report also noted that only schools in [[Greece]], [[Malta]], and [[Norway]] were required to respect people's name and PGPs, and stated this appears to be the case in [[Finland]] and some regions of [[Spain]].<ref>{{cite report |last1=van den Brink |first1=Marjolein |last2=Dunne |first2=Peter |date=December 2021 |title=Trans and intersex equality rights in Europe – a comparative analysis |url=https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Equal-Treatment-Bench-Book.pdf |publisher=[[European Commission]] |page=11, 89-91 |access-date=February 21, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220214002451/https://ec.europa.eu/info/sites/default/files/trans_and_intersex_equality_rights.pdf |archive-date=February 14, 2022 |url-status=live}}</ref> In March 2021, federal appeals court judge [[Amul Thapar]] ruled that Nicholas Meriwether could sue [[Shawnee State University]] for violating "his constitutional rights" after the University disciplined him for failing to use the right pronouns for one of his students, who was transgender, and for violating campus anti-discrimination policies.<ref>{{cite web|last=Romaine|first=Taylor|url=https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/29/us/ohio-professor-transgender-appeals-trnd/index.html|title=Federal appeals court rules in favor of Ohio professor who refused to use transgender student's pronouns|website=[[CNN]]|date=March 29, 2021|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220216035812/https://edition.cnn.com/2021/03/29/us/ohio-professor-transgender-appeals-trnd/index.html|archive-date=February 16, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|last=Sanyal|first=Pathikrit|url=https://meaww.com/nicholas-meriwether-appeals-court-devout-christian-prof-refused-trans-student-preferred-pronouns|title=Who is Nicholas Meriwether? 'Devout Christian' prof who refused to call trans student's pronouns wins in court|website=Meaww|date=March 29, 2021|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220216151525/https://meaww.com/nicholas-meriwether-appeals-court-devout-christian-prof-refused-trans-student-preferred-pronouns|archive-date=February 16, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> Asaf Orr, the director of the Transgender Youth Project for the [[National Center for Lesbian Rights]], which represented the student in the case, said that the decision "opens the door to discrimination generally". [[Andrew Koppelman|Andrew M. Koppelman]], a [[Northwestern University]] Professor of Law, had a similar opinion. John K. Wilson, an editor of the blog of the [[American Association of University Professors]], called the ruling good "for protecting faculty rights" but stated that the religious beliefs of a professor "should not give them special rights to mistreat students" and that professors don't have "full latitude" to determine which students get "respectful pronouns and which will not".<ref>{{cite web|last=Flaherty|first=Colleen|url=https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/03/29/court-sides-professor-who-repeatedly-misgendered-trans-student|title='A Hotly Contested Issue'|website=[[Inside Higher Ed]]|date=March 29, 2021|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210615022253/https://www.insidehighered.com/news/2021/03/29/court-sides-professor-who-repeatedly-misgendered-trans-student|archive-date=June 15, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> In May 2021, in a written court statement appealing a decision in the case of ''[[Forstater v Center for Global Development Europe]]'', [[Maya Forstater]] wrote: "I reserve the right to use he and him pronouns for male people. No one has the right to compel others to make statements they don't believe."<ref name=":0">{{Cite news |last=Parsons |first=Vic |date=April 27, 2021 |title='Gender critical' Maya Forstater should have the right to misgender trans women, lawyer argues |work=[[PinkNews]] |url=https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2021/04/27/maya-forstater-appeal-employment-tribunal-trans-transphobia-misgender-pronouns/ |access-date=March 4, 2022 |archive-date=March 4, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220304102941/https://www.pinknews.co.uk/2021/04/27/maya-forstater-appeal-employment-tribunal-trans-transphobia-misgender-pronouns/ |url-status=live }}</ref><ref>{{Cite web |last=Hancock |first=Sam |date=2021-04-27 |title=Maya Forstater: Who is woman in employment tribunal over transgender comments? |url=https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/maya-forstater-transgender-twitter-jk-rowling-b1838151.html |access-date=2021-04-30 |website=The Independent |language=en |quote=She describes herself as being 'a mother and a feminist' who thinks 'that sexist stereotypes about women and girls, and about men and boys, are damaging for children and adults'. |archive-date=2021-04-30 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210430180233/https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/maya-forstater-transgender-twitter-jk-rowling-b1838151.html |url-status=live }}</ref><ref>{{Cite news |last=Smith |first=Helen-Ann |date=24 April 2021 |title=Maya Forstater: Woman who lost job over transgender views warns of 'scary' precedent if her tribunal appeal fails |work=Sky News |url=https://news.sky.com/story/maya-forstater-woman-who-lost-job-over-transgender-views-warns-of-scary-precedent-if-her-tribunal-appeal-fails-12285218 |access-date=26 June 2021 |quote=Ms Forstater is a tax expert and a feminist and is the protagonist in a bitter legal battle about sex, gender and free speech. |archive-date=30 June 2021 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210630103055/https://news.sky.com/story/maya-forstater-woman-who-lost-job-over-transgender-views-warns-of-scary-precedent-if-her-tribunal-appeal-fails-12285218 |url-status=live }}</ref> ''[[PinkNews]]'' described Forstater as "[[gender-critical]]" and as claiming a "right to misgender trans women".<ref name=":0" /> In 2019, the judge in the initial case before the [[employment tribunal]], James Tayler, had ruled against her. He had stated that her belief that "sex is immutable and not to be conflated with gender identity" was something "not worthy of respect in a democratic society", called her beliefs "absolutist" and argued that there is "enormous pain that can be caused by misgendering."<ref name="BBC2021">{{cite web|last=Faulkner|first=Doug|url=https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-57426579|title=Maya Forstater: Woman wins tribunal appeal over transgender tweets|website=[[BBC News]]|date=June 10, 2021|access-date=March 4, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220115003307/https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-57426579|archive-date=January 15, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-50858919|title=Maya Forstater: Woman loses tribunal over transgender tweets|website=[[BBC News]]|date=December 19, 2019|access-date=March 4, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20211123224632/https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-50858919|archive-date=November 23, 2021|url-status=live}}</ref> The [[Employment Appeal Tribunal]] judge [[Akhlaq Choudhury]] overturned Tayler's judgment, finding that the gender-critical belief that biological sex is real, important and immutable is indeed protected under the [[Equality Act 2010|Equality Act]]; still, Choudhury made clear that the ruling did not mean "that those with gender-critical beliefs can 'misgender' trans persons with impunity".<ref name="BBC2021" /><ref>{{cite web|last=Siddique|first=Haroon|url=https://www.theguardian.com/law/2021/jun/10/gender-critical-views-protected-belief-appeal-tribunal-rules-maya-forstater|title=Gender-critical views are a protected belief, appeal tribunal rules|website=[[The Guardian]]|date=June 10, 2021|access-date=March 4, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220115062742/https://www.theguardian.com/law/2021/jun/10/gender-critical-views-protected-belief-appeal-tribunal-rules-maya-forstater|archive-date=January 15, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> In October 2021, the [[British Columbia Human Rights Tribunal]] judge Devyn Cousineau ruled that for those who are non-binary, trans, and not [[cisgender]], "using the correct pronouns validates and affirms they are a person equally deserving of respect and dignity."<ref>{{cite web|last=Factora|first=James|url=https://www.them.us/story/canadian-court-rules-misgendering-human-rights-violation|title=Misgendering Is a Human Rights Violation, Canadian Court Rules|website=[[Them (website)|.them]]|date=October 4, 2021|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220217233240/https://www.them.us/story/canadian-court-rules-misgendering-human-rights-violation|archive-date=February 17, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> The December 2021 update of the Equal Treatment Bench Book advised judges that the use of preferred gender pronouns is "common courtesy".<ref name=":1">{{cite news|last1=Quinn|first1=Ben|date=December 27, 2021|title=Transgender people: judges advised to use preferred personal pronouns|language=en|work=[[The Guardian]]|url=https://www.theguardian.com/law/2021/dec/27/transgender-people-judges-advised-to-use-preferred-personal-pronouns|access-date=February 20, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220125143010/https://www.theguardian.com/law/2021/dec/27/transgender-people-judges-advised-to-use-preferred-personal-pronouns|archive-date=January 25, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref name="report2021">{{cite report |author=Judicial College |author-link=Judicial College |date=December 2021 |title=Equal Treatment Bench Book: February 2021 Edition (December 2021 revision) |url=https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Equal-Treatment-Bench-Book.pdf |publisher=[[Sentencing Council]] |page=80, 194, 231, 327-328, 336, 345, 527 |access-date=February 20, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210316031839/https://www.sentencingcouncil.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/Equal-Treatment-Bench-Book.pdf |archive-date=March 16, 2021 |url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{Cite news|last=Hardy|first=Jack|date=December 26, 2021|title=Postmen are now postal operatives, judges told, under gender-neutral language makeover|work=[[The Daily Telegraph]]|url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/12/26/postmen-become-postal-operatives-gender-neutral-language-makeover/|access-date=February 22, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220125234902/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2021/12/26/postmen-become-postal-operatives-gender-neutral-language-makeover/|archive-date=January 25, 2022}}</ref> The guidance states that there might be situations in which a witness might refer to a transgender person with "pronouns matching their gender assigned at birth" and that judges should be alert to "how someone prefers to be addressed".<ref name="report2021" /> It also states that those who are victims of sexual violence or domestic violence should be allowed to use pronouns according to gender assigned at birth "because that is in accordance with the victim's experience and perception of the events".<ref name=":1" /><ref name="report2021" /> As of April 2021, [[U.S. Department of Labor]] policies on [[gender identity]] encourage managers and supervisors to refer to people by the pronouns and names they want to use, stating that continued misuse of pronouns and name may "breach the person's privacy...put them at risk of harm" and in certain circumstances, "may be considered harassment". It also advised such people to use [[gender-neutral]] language in order to "avoid assumptions about employees' sexual orientation or gender identity" and stated that someone's gender "should not be assumed based on their pronouns".<ref>{{cite report |author=Office of the Assistant Secretary for Administration & Management |author-link=United States Secretary of Labor#Line of succession |date=April 2021 |title=DOL Policies on Gender Identity: Rights and Responsibilities |url=https://www.dol.gov/agencies/oasam/centers-offices/civil-rights-center/internal/policies/gender-identity |publisher=[[U.S. Department of Labor]] |access-date=February 21, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220218015747/https://www.dol.gov/agencies/oasam/centers-offices/civil-rights-center/internal/policies/gender-identity |archive-date=February 18, 2022 |url-status=live}}</ref> The [[U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission]] also suggested that even though misusing the PGPs and name of a transgender employee does not violate [[Title VII]], doing so intentionally and repeatedly "could contribute to an unlawful [[hostile work environment]]."<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.eeoc.gov/sexual-orientation-and-gender-identity-sogi-discrimination|title=Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity (SOGI) Discrimination|website=[[U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission]]|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220211055858/https://www.eeoc.gov/sexual-orientation-and-gender-identity-sogi-discrimination|archive-date=February 11, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite report |author=U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission |date=June 15, 2021 |title=DOL Policies on Gender Identity: Rights and Responsibilities |url=https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/protections-against-employment-discrimination-based-sexual-orientation-or-gender |id=NVTA-2021-1 |publisher=[[U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission]] |access-date=February 21, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220122211805/https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/protections-against-employment-discrimination-based-sexual-orientation-or-gender |archive-date=January 22, 2022 |url-status=live}}</ref> EEOC decisions in ''Lusardi v. Dep't of the Army'' (2013), ''Jameson v. U.S. Postal Serv.'' (2015), and ''Jamal v. Saks & Co.'' (2015) concluded that intentional misuse of PGPs created a hostile work environment.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.eeoc.gov/federal-sector/federal-sector-eeo-cases-involving-sexual-orientation-or-gender-identity-sogi|title=Federal-Sector EEO Cases Involving Sexual Orientation or Gender Identity (SOGI) Discrimination |website=[[U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission]]|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220202184937/https://www.eeoc.gov/federal-sector/federal-sector-eeo-cases-involving-sexual-orientation-or-gender-identity-sogi|archive-date=February 2, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.eeoc.gov/fact-sheet-recent-eeoc-litigation-regarding-title-vii-lgbt-related-discrimination|title=Fact Sheet: Recent EEOC Litigation Regarding Title VII & LGBT-Related Discrimination|website=[[U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission]]|date=July 8, 2016|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220122211641/https://www.eeoc.gov/fact-sheet-recent-eeoc-litigation-regarding-title-vii-lgbt-related-discrimination|archive-date=January 22, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> The commission also said gender identity harassment may include repeated, and intentional, misuse of PGPs.<ref>{{cite report |author=U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission |date=September 21, 2004 |title=Sex Discrimination |url=https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/protections-against-employment-discrimination-based-sexual-orientation-or-gender |id=EEOC-NVTA-2004-14 |publisher=[[U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission]] |access-date=February 21, 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20210814104538/https://www.eeoc.gov/laws/guidance/sex-discrimination |archive-date=August 14, 2021 |url-status=live}}</ref> In May 2022, the [[Conservatism in the United Kingdom|conservative]] think tank [[Policy Exchange]] reported that UK police and courts were referring to suspects by preferred pronoun because [[gender self-identification]] had been adopted as policy despite no basis in law.<ref name=":2">{{Cite news |last=Hymas |first=Charles |date=29 May 2022 |title=Police are calling transgender rape suspects by their 'preferred pronoun', report finds |work=[[The Sunday Telegraph]] |url=https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/05/29/police-calling-transgender-rape-suspects-preferred-pronoun-report/ |access-date=11 June 2022 |archive-date=10 June 2022 |archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220610091255/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2022/05/29/police-calling-transgender-rape-suspects-preferred-pronoun-report/ |url-status=live }}</ref> The practice was revealed by [[Freedom of Information Act 2000|Freedom of Information]] requests made by campaign group Fair Play for Women.<ref name=":2" /> The report recommended the ending of "compelled use" of preferred pronouns by police.<ref name=":2" /> In June 2022, [[Burke family (Castlebar)|Enoch Burke]] was suspended from [[Wilson's Hospital School]], a [[Church of Ireland]] co-educational boarding school in [[County Westmeath]] at which he was employed as a teacher, after he voiced his objections to addressing a transgender student of the school as "they".<ref name=":7">{{Cite web |last=O'Faolain |first=Aodhan |date=30 August 2022 |title=Court injunction against teacher Enoch Burke attending school after he opposed addressing student with pronoun 'they' |url=https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/court-injunction-against-teacher-enoch-burke-attending-school-after-he-opposed-addressing-student-with-pronoun-they-41947855.html |access-date=2022-08-31 |website=independent |language=en}}</ref><ref name=":10">{{Cite web |last1=Phelan |first1=Shane |last2=O'Faolain |first2=Aodhan |date=5 September 2022 |title=School teacher Enoch Burke says he will contest contempt of court application |url=https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/school-teacher-enoch-burke-says-he-will-contest-contempt-of-court-application-41960828.html |access-date=2022-09-05 |website=independent |language=en}}</ref> ==Criticism== Some groups and individuals have been critical of the application of PGPs. Republican Congressmember [[Greg Murphy (politician)|Greg Murphy]] opposed the [[U.S. Air Force]] allowing PGPs in email signature blocks, calling it "unbelievable", and arguing it detracted from [[military preparedness]].<ref>{{cite web|last=Spraygen|first=Molly|url=https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/01/air-force-military-branch-promotes-pronoun-usage-email-signatures/|title=GOP freaks out after Air Force memo says service members can include pronouns in email signatures|website=LGBTQ Nation|date=January 10, 2022|access-date=February 21, 2022|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20220110201127/https://www.lgbtqnation.com/2022/01/air-force-military-branch-promotes-pronoun-usage-email-signatures/|archive-date=January 10, 2022|url-status=live}}</ref> In a dissent in ''[[Bostock v. Clayton County]]'', [[U.S. Supreme Court]] Justice [[Samuel Alito]] said that the majority decision, in which the Court held that [[Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964]] protects employees against discrimination because they are [[gay]] or [[transgender]],<ref name=":4">''Bostock v. Clayton County'', {{ussc|volume=590|year=2020|docket=17-1618}}.</ref> may lead some to claim that not using their PGP "violates one of the federal laws prohibiting sex discrimination" and believed that the decision would affect how employers "address their employees" and how school officials and teachers talk to students.<ref>{{cite court |litigants=Bostock v. Clayton County|vol=17 |reporter=U.S. |opinion=570 |pinpoint=51-52 |court= |date=June 15, 2020 |url=https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/19pdf/17-1618_hfci.pdf |access-date=February 21, 2022 |lang=en}}</ref> sqx8ok65joue6w15sqwtbdp92ha6zte 0 2219 4245 2015-03-11T21:22:35Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "When a [[piece]] is [[pregnant]], he must be rushed to the Hospital Square ([[h1]]) within nine [[turns]] (the '''gestation period'''). When the piece reaches this [[squa..." 4245 wikitext text/x-wiki When a [[piece]] is [[pregnant]], he must be rushed to the Hospital Square ([[h1]]) within nine [[turns]] (the '''gestation period'''). When the piece reaches this [[square]], he can give birth by rolling 4 or more. The colour of the offspring depends on the colours of the parents. The offspring piece is considered a [[child]] for the next 20 turns and cannot attack, but after this it is a fully-fledged piece. The type of piece in question is decided by [[D6]]. 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If the piece fails to reach the Hospital Square in time, the '''gestation period''' ends and play continues. s8jyvcofd6vrzf4c5sxpb4t7m87m7md 4247 4246 2015-03-11T21:23:35Z 82.24.92.97 4247 wikitext text/x-wiki <references /> When a [[piece]] is [[pregnant]], he must be rushed to the Hospital Square ([[h1]]) within nine [[turns]] (the '''gestation period'''). When the piece reaches this [[square]], he can give birth by rolling 4 or more. The colour of the offspring depends on the colours of the parents<ref>Pregnancy, Chess and You, Harvard Press, 2006</ref>. The offspring piece is considered a [[child]] for the next 20 turns and cannot attack, but after this it is a fully-fledged piece. The type of piece in question is decided by [[D6]]. 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[[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Theology]] q5ldgeze2gt37d98ijxr10k44k3991k 6651 6650 2023-09-07T00:51:00Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6651 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Conversion]].'' The Priest Shuffle is the transfer of a [[Bishop]] or other [[Clergy Pieces|Clergy Piece]] [[to]] another [[fank]]. This allows the Bishop to reach spaces they could never go before! [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] qudk67ol829rd4gxcv932760ppyggw2 7123 6651 2024-06-27T22:45:27Z Craten 26192002 7123 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Conversion]].'' The Priest Shuffle is the transfer of a [[Bishop]] or other [[Clergy Pieces|Clergy Piece]] [[to]] another [[fank]]. This allows the Bishop to reach spaces they could never go [[B4|before]]! [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] siiftipqbwgugm5wyhj9mw3z8ml4c80 0 2169 4133 2015-03-11T05:17:55Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods..." 4133 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? 92rw5bj3n8ktkuae3owb0pc4d4y1lli 4134 4133 2015-03-11T05:18:02Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4134 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? [[Category:Pieces]] qc8qas6e62wbgsiy789roil5ywmkerw 5844 4134 2023-05-06T17:29:48Z GenEric1110 46567414 5844 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? Originally put in the game in the Clue Vs Chess (Also know as "Clhusse" in the european relace) Professor Plum is a special piece that when put in the game lets you "kill" (Permanently remove, unless intercepted by black magic) a single non-king piece in the board and then resumes to working like a [[Pawn]], but creates 2 [[Evidense]] pieces on board whose spots are only know by a spectator, if the rival figures out where the evidense is placed they win, this proves to be quite risky but users of Professor Plum are able to remove optimal pieces to capture the king before the other player finds out their dastarly plan. == Film Adaption == Professor Plum happears as a NPC in the film Clue (1985), he cannot be played by anyone other than the actor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Lloyd| Christopher Lloyd]. [[Category:Pieces]] hvm7e1duijiktpwaehg59oantjk1706 5854 5844 2023-05-07T03:46:27Z Devo Energy Dome 45962737 5854 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? Originally put in the game in the Clue Vs Chess (Also know as "Clhusse" in the european relace) Professor Plum is a special piece that when put in the game lets you "kill" (Permanently remove, unless intercepted by black magic) a single non-king piece in the board and then resumes to working like a [[Pawn]], but creates 2 [[Evidense]] pieces on board whose spots are only know by a spectator, if the rival figures out where the evidense is placed they win, this proves to be quite risky but users of Professor Plum are able to remove optimal pieces to capture the king before the other player finds out their dastarly plan. == Film Adaption == Professor Plum happears as a NPC in the film Clue (1985), he cannot be played by anyone other than the actor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Lloyd| Christopher Lloyd]. == Trivia == * Professor Plum is a noob at sex [[Category:Pieces]] 5umu9mic9h13it8icsw6xona6ns4f01 5855 5854 2023-05-07T03:46:41Z Devo Energy Dome 45962737 5855 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? Originally put in the game in the Clue Vs Chess (Also know as "Clhusse" in the european relace) Professor Plum is a special piece that when put in the game lets you "kill" (Permanently remove, unless intercepted by black magic) a single non-king piece in the board and then resumes to working like a [[Pawn]], but creates 2 [[Evidense]] pieces on board whose spots are only know by a spectator, if the rival figures out where the evidense is placed they win, this proves to be quite risky but users of Professor Plum are able to remove optimal pieces to capture the king before the other player finds out their dastarly plan. == Film Adaption == Professor Plum happears as a NPC in the film Clue (1985), he cannot be played by anyone other than the actor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Lloyd| Christopher Lloyd]. == Trivia == * Professor Plum is a noob at [[Breeding|sex]] [[Category:Pieces]] 7pj1hyy7n6edn0rrv113hr398e1i4vs 6246 5855 2023-07-29T02:43:48Z Milo fett 34586 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Devo Energy Dome|Devo Energy Dome]] ([[User talk:Devo Energy Dome|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:GenEric1110|GenEric1110]] 5844 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of suspicion. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? Originally put in the game in the Clue Vs Chess (Also know as "Clhusse" in the european relace) Professor Plum is a special piece that when put in the game lets you "kill" (Permanently remove, unless intercepted by black magic) a single non-king piece in the board and then resumes to working like a [[Pawn]], but creates 2 [[Evidense]] pieces on board whose spots are only know by a spectator, if the rival figures out where the evidense is placed they win, this proves to be quite risky but users of Professor Plum are able to remove optimal pieces to capture the king before the other player finds out their dastarly plan. == Film Adaption == Professor Plum happears as a NPC in the film Clue (1985), he cannot be played by anyone other than the actor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Lloyd| Christopher Lloyd]. [[Category:Pieces]] hvm7e1duijiktpwaehg59oantjk1706 6300 6246 2023-08-04T22:28:06Z Milo fett 34586 6300 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of [[Suspicious|suspicion]]. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? Originally put in the game in the Clue Vs Chess (Also know as "Clhusse" in the [[Europe]]an release) Professor Plum is a special piece that when put in the game lets you "kill" (Permanently remove, unless intercepted by black magic) a single non-king piece in the board and then resumes to working like a [[Pawn]], but creates 2 [[Evidence]] pieces on board whose spots are only know by a spectator, if the rival figures out where the evidence is placed they win, this proves to be quite risky but users of Professor Plum are able to remove optimal pieces to capture the king before the other player finds out their dastardly plan. == Film Adaption == Professor Plum appears as a NPC in the film Clue (1985), he cannot be played by anyone other than the actor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Lloyd| Christopher Lloyd]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] 2gbvr6sikfcjewlc3l1g6qvxozew89e 6301 6300 2023-08-04T22:28:24Z Milo fett 34586 6301 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Professor-plum-67600.jpg-1180546328.jpg|thumb|325x325px]] '''Prof. Peter Plum''' (born August 31, 1922) is a man with a degree of [[Suspicious|suspicion]]. Would his research methods stand the scrutiny of a microscope? Originally put in the game in the Clue Vs Chess (Also know as "Clhusse" in the [[Europe]]an release) Professor Plum is a special piece that when put in the game lets you "kill" (Permanently remove, unless intercepted by black magic) a single non-king piece in the board and then resumes to working like a [[Pawn]], but creates 2 [[Evidence]] pieces on board whose spots are only know by a spectator, if the rival figures out where the evidence is placed they win, this proves to be quite risky but users of Professor Plum are able to remove optimal pieces to capture the king before the other player finds out their dastardly plan. == Film Adaption == Professor Plum appears as a NPC in the film Clue (1985), he cannot be played by anyone other than the actor [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christopher_Lloyd Christopher Lloyd]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] g1f8fkr2lm6vahcylwtel83svlh2y65 0 2660 5141 2023-01-11T12:54:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Promotions''' are events with the purpose of raising publicity for different games, franchises, organizations, et cetera. There have been multiple promotions done by [[Chess]]: * '''[[Flash Chess]]'''; [[:Category:Variants|chess variant]] promoting the movie "''The Flash (1990)''" * '''[[Freddy Fazbear]]'''; part of the short-lived ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' promotion in 2016 * The Nintendo promotion, adding the new pieces [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Donkey Kong]] C..." 5141 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Promotions''' are events with the purpose of raising publicity for different games, franchises, organizations, et cetera. There have been multiple promotions done by [[Chess]]: * '''[[Flash Chess]]'''; [[:Category:Variants|chess variant]] promoting the movie "''The Flash (1990)''" * '''[[Freddy Fazbear]]'''; part of the short-lived ''Five Nights at Freddy's'' promotion in 2016 * The Nintendo promotion, adding the new pieces [[Mario]], [[Luigi]], [[Donkey Kong]] [[Category:Mechanics]] atmy21z35ycc15c1hf4z8c52f6uuxp4 0 2952 5728 2023-02-12T17:29:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Pwnzmsaucz is the [[White]] [[Pawn]] who starts in [[Square]] [[H2]] and a prolific [[Streaming|Chess Streamer]]. == Content == Streaming every Game from his start position of H2, Pwnzmsaucz is one of the most popular Chess Streamers, despite his unfortunate starting position placing him and his camera at the edge of the board. It is infrequent that his videos show any of his ally Pieces or many of his opponent Pieces. Being a Pawn, he doesn't last long in games, stops..." 5728 wikitext text/x-wiki Pwnzmsaucz is the [[White]] [[Pawn]] who starts in [[Square]] [[H2]] and a prolific [[Streaming|Chess Streamer]]. == Content == Streaming every Game from his start position of H2, Pwnzmsaucz is one of the most popular Chess Streamers, despite his unfortunate starting position placing him and his camera at the edge of the board. It is infrequent that his videos show any of his ally Pieces or many of his opponent Pieces. Being a Pawn, he doesn't last long in games, stops streaming when he is defeated, then asks you to subscribe. His first Chess video was "Game April 8th 2007", released on April 26th 2007. He was defeated after 3 minutes. == Memorable Moments == * In a video released in 2013, Pwnzmsaucz performed En Passant on a neighboring [[Pawn]]. See [[Pwnzmsaucz#Controversies|Controversies]]. * In Pwnzmsaucz's 3558th video, released on the 6th of December 2015, he reached the end of the board and became a Queen. He was then [[Taken]]. == Accolades == == Relationships == == Controversies == * In a video released in 2013, Pwnzmsaucz performed [[En Passant]] on a neighboring [[Pawn]]. Though the family of the Pawn in question have been contacted and do not bear any ill will, Pwnzmsaucz's account received several reports for performing and broadcasting a [[Pawnography|lewd act]]. * He is deeply racist. == Quotes == * "Ya-ha!" * "Hey it's me Pwnzmsaucz and today we're gonna [[Chess]]!" [[Category:Pawns]] 5sautb7kdz53b2z07vsrzlbqqyl7m6y 5731 5728 2023-02-13T19:06:34Z Craten 26192002 5731 wikitext text/x-wiki Pwnzmsaucz is the [[White]] [[Pawn]] who starts in [[Square]] [[H2]] and a prolific [[Streaming|Chess Streamer]]. == Content == Streaming every Game from his start position of H2, Pwnzmsaucz is one of the most popular Chess Streamers, despite his unfortunate starting position placing him and his camera at the edge of the board. Due to this position, it is infrequent that his videos show any of his ally Pieces or many of his opponent Pieces. Being a Pawn, he doesn't last long in games, stops streaming when he is defeated, then asks you to subscribe. His first Chess video was "Game April 8th 2007", released on April 26th 2007. He was defeated after 3 minutes. == Memorable Moments == * In a video released in 2013, Pwnzmsaucz performed En Passant on a neighboring [[Pawn]]. See [[Pwnzmsaucz#Controversies|Controversies]]. * In Pwnzmsaucz's 3558th video, released on the 6th of December 2015, he reached the end of the board and became a Queen. He was then [[Taken]]. == Accolades == == Relationships == == Controversies == * In a video released in 2013, Pwnzmsaucz performed [[En Passant]] on a neighboring [[Pawn]]. Though the family of the Pawn in question have been contacted and do not bear any ill will, Pwnzmsaucz's account received several reports for performing and broadcasting a [[Pawnography|lewd act]]. * He is deeply racist. == Quotes == * "Ya-ha!" * "Hey it's me Pwnzmsaucz and today we're gonna [[Chess]]!" *"You got TOOK!" *"Okay" *"Subscribe to my channel" == Trivia == * He likes [[Chess]]. [[Category:Pawns]] l3qzbs3o9stzfnui995zk4gwwv3pite 0 2895 5608 2023-02-07T00:39:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The [[Chess Fanon Wiki Fanon Wiki|Fandom]] often ships file [[Q]] with file [[A]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Shipping]]" 5608 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Chess Fanon Wiki Fanon Wiki|Fandom]] often ships file [[Q]] with file [[A]] [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Shipping]] dcpjexqerstb2fzs162e4f4z7chy0c1 0 2899 5612 2023-02-07T01:14:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Idyllic-vacation-traditional-hotel-mlenny.jpg|thumb|392x392px]] '''Q -6''' is a cozy remote island known for being a popular vacation spot [[to]] [[go]] [[to]] on holidays. The [[Rook]] is the preferred method of transport onto this island<ref>''The rook is the preferred method of transport onto this island'': see [[Rook to Q -6]]</ref> == Reference list == <references /> [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Extra Squares]]" 5612 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Idyllic-vacation-traditional-hotel-mlenny.jpg|thumb|392x392px]] '''Q -6''' is a cozy remote island known for being a popular vacation spot [[to]] [[go]] [[to]] on holidays. The [[Rook]] is the preferred method of transport onto this island<ref>''The rook is the preferred method of transport onto this island'': see [[Rook to Q -6]]</ref> == Reference list == <references /> [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Extra Squares]] 6zkd5h8k55nemmg2apvm14nmqq94dbm 0 3329 6567 2023-08-30T01:34:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Tunneling.jpg|thumb|272x272px]] '''Quantum tunneling''' occurs when a [[:Category:Particles|particle]] (or arrangement of multiple particles) just straight up [[move]] past (= tunnel) another particles, as opposed to colliding with them. In the [[:Category:Events|event]] of quantum tunneling occuring during a game of [[Chess]], it is to be considered as a part of the match, and not as [[cheating]]. In fact, quantum tunneling is an intentional feature, it is used..." 6567 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Tunneling.jpg|thumb|272x272px]] '''Quantum tunneling''' occurs when a [[:Category:Particles|particle]] (or arrangement of multiple particles) just straight up [[move]] past (= tunnel) another particles, as opposed to colliding with them. In the [[:Category:Events|event]] of quantum tunneling occuring during a game of [[Chess]], it is to be considered as a part of the match, and not as [[cheating]]. In fact, quantum tunneling is an intentional feature, it is used in several [[Move|moves]], such as [[Castle|castling]]. [[Category:Physics]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 0zlh5yyygk1n004g786twhqkfdr8nno 0 2480 4789 2016-07-13T16:37:23Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''quarter''' is a legal replacement for [[George Washington]] if you don't have the official piece. [[Category: Pieces]]" 4789 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''quarter''' is a legal replacement for [[George Washington]] if you don't have the official piece. [[Category: Pieces]] g6z30pblhorbnbr22vohjnbm24c5wcr 0 3517 7144 2024-06-28T18:12:32Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradua..." 7144 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7147 7144 2024-06-28T20:17:26Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7147 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. [[Category:Pieces]] ovpq6ag6ihatat3lptj9xcd6w3vybnv 7148 7147 2024-06-28T21:06:24Z Craten 26192002 7148 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] anf6pvxghy8kc2k2jpffd0dm4if9zca 7154 7148 2024-06-29T04:54:07Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7154 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] jvyriho8z8mi4aylnhf6qxm1bso1ssj 7159 7154 2024-06-29T17:57:13Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7159 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen (not the band?)|The Chess Piece]].'' '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] kih5bz7vyeema74q5kdbrat66wgyif4 7187 7159 2024-07-27T17:36:19Z Rapanuixd 54182460 Rapanuixd moved page [[Queen]] to [[Queen (band)]] 7159 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen (not the band?)|The Chess Piece]].'' '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] kih5bz7vyeema74q5kdbrat66wgyif4 7189 7187 2024-07-28T00:13:26Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Queen (band)]] to [[Queen]] over redirect: revert 7159 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen (not the band?)|The Chess Piece]].'' '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] kih5bz7vyeema74q5kdbrat66wgyif4 7191 7189 2024-07-28T00:13:47Z Craten 26192002 7191 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] jvyriho8z8mi4aylnhf6qxm1bso1ssj 7200 7191 2024-08-02T02:31:15Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7191 by [[Special:Contributions/Craten|Craten]] ([[User talk:Craten|talk]]) 7200 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen (not the band?)|The Chess Piece]].'' '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] kih5bz7vyeema74q5kdbrat66wgyif4 7208 7200 2024-08-07T01:01:38Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7208 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen (piece)|The Chess Piece]].'' '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. ==Role in Chess== {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] 42d4avxfx5r4jfdo2ysdvlh2t4mb1rl 0 3237 6369 2023-08-14T09:38:13Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "If a Queen does not move for three whole [[Turn|turns]] (count the whole turn, not the individual turn), she can begin the [[Queen's Pawn Game]]. In this [[:Category:Minigames|minigame]], the Queen Pawns her possessions. She doesn't even need to: It's a game! [[Category:Minigames]]" 6369 wikitext text/x-wiki If a Queen does not move for three whole [[Turn|turns]] (count the whole turn, not the individual turn), she can begin the [[Queen's Pawn Game]]. In this [[:Category:Minigames|minigame]], the Queen Pawns her possessions. She doesn't even need to: It's a game! [[Category:Minigames]] 1sdkegjvj16fpu71ffgtiudqh5ta9vz 0 3535 7190 2024-07-28T00:13:26Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Queen (band)]] to [[Queen]] over redirect: revert 7190 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Queen]] q26mmj8ox2ak5mdjp3720700sztctpu 0 3539 7202 2024-08-02T18:48:39Z Rapanuixd 54182460 Rapanuixd moved page [[Queen (not the band?)]] to [[Queen (piece)]] 7202 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Queen (piece)]] dp66p9n2stcfdazp0w2xfqrmqzetkkf 0 2259 4324 2015-03-17T19:23:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddi..." 4324 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. [[Category:Pieces]] ovpq6ag6ihatat3lptj9xcd6w3vybnv 5210 4324 2023-01-18T04:27:51Z 79.66.87.129 5210 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] oa08wt6wrdjac0h0jdftgqrqe9yk6pf 7050 5210 2024-06-17T23:36:32Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Replaced content with "The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]]" 7050 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] t267d6ix1kv6g5of5cugzbg5k7lxk4p 7057 7050 2024-06-19T20:26:06Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7050 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) - Vandalism 7057 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] oa08wt6wrdjac0h0jdftgqrqe9yk6pf 7058 7057 2024-06-19T23:59:20Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7057 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) The Queen in the game chess not the Band. 7058 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] t267d6ix1kv6g5of5cugzbg5k7lxk4p 7059 7058 2024-06-20T00:01:52Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7059 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] d1gsm5xw7e0ovs1jb75t20q8zle7hc0 7061 7059 2024-06-21T23:16:51Z Milo fett 34586 no your wrong 7061 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] oa08wt6wrdjac0h0jdftgqrqe9yk6pf 7071 7061 2024-06-22T01:13:17Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7061 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) I'm right. 7071 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] d1gsm5xw7e0ovs1jb75t20q8zle7hc0 7072 7071 2024-06-22T01:17:33Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7072 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] kcaojcz79tvd9apajo2cznj0ubh1w8c 7074 7072 2024-06-24T01:34:57Z 2.97.111.236 Undo revision 7071 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) 7074 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7075 7074 2024-06-24T06:14:53Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Replaced content with "The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]]" 7075 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] kcaojcz79tvd9apajo2cznj0ubh1w8c 7076 7075 2024-06-24T11:03:23Z 78.40.233.12 Undo revision 7075 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) 7076 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7077 7076 2024-06-24T18:44:55Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Stop 7077 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7079 7077 2024-06-25T00:01:33Z Craten 26192002 removed strange misinformation - copies the attributes from the Taylor Swift page? 7079 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7081 7079 2024-06-25T00:21:00Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7079 by [[Special:Contributions/Craten|Craten]] ([[User talk:Craten|talk]]) 7081 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7083 7081 2024-06-25T01:00:03Z Craten 26192002 Read the 'Knight' page before claiming some piece has its powers! 7083 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7086 7083 2024-06-25T01:58:35Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7083 by [[Special:Contributions/Craten|Craten]] ([[User talk:Craten|talk]]) 7086 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7088 7086 2024-06-25T18:20:26Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7086 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) duck season 7088 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7089 7088 2024-06-25T19:25:20Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7088 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) Huh? 7089 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7090 7089 2024-06-25T22:17:22Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7089 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) duck season 7090 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7098 7090 2024-06-26T00:05:07Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7090 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) I don't know what that means? 7098 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7099 7098 2024-06-26T15:15:23Z Craten 26192002 duck season 7099 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7103 7099 2024-06-26T18:24:17Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7099 by [[Special:Contributions/Craten|Craten]] ([[User talk:Craten|talk]]) 7103 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7104 7103 2024-06-26T19:56:13Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7103 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) duck season 7104 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7105 7104 2024-06-26T20:03:10Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7104 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) 7105 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7106 7105 2024-06-27T01:56:50Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7105 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) there a band 7106 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7107 7106 2024-06-27T03:41:47Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7106 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) there is a chess piece. 7107 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7108 7107 2024-06-27T14:57:30Z Craten 26192002 Chess Fanon Wiki isn't for nonsense you make up. It's for facts about things like Queen 7108 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7109 7108 2024-06-27T18:01:32Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7108 by [[Special:Contributions/Craten|Craten]] ([[User talk:Craten|talk]]) it said's royalty. Do 3 7109 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7110 7109 2024-06-27T18:56:32Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7109 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) To me they're royalty 7110 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7116 7110 2024-06-27T22:13:33Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7110 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) No. 7116 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] r45ndidithf02z5ew92m42zjusvvefn 7117 7116 2024-06-27T22:18:16Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7116 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) do NOT tell me how I feel about Queen 7117 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7127 7117 2024-06-27T23:01:13Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Replaced content with "The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]]" 7127 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7128 7127 2024-06-27T23:02:51Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7127 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) reported to the US Dept of Misinformation 7128 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7129 7128 2024-06-27T23:07:16Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7128 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) Huh? 7129 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7130 7129 2024-06-27T23:08:41Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7129 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) duck season 7130 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7131 7130 2024-06-27T23:09:42Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7130 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) NOT DUCK SEASON 7131 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7132 7131 2024-06-27T23:19:24Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7131 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) what is it then? 7132 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7133 7132 2024-06-27T23:20:41Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7132 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) IT'S SUMMER 7133 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7134 7133 2024-06-27T23:23:09Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7133 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) duck season 7134 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7135 7134 2024-06-27T23:30:23Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7134 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) 7135 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7136 7135 2024-06-27T23:48:54Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7135 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) duck season 7136 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7137 7136 2024-06-27T23:51:37Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7136 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) 7137 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7138 7137 2024-06-27T23:53:51Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7137 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) - Vandalism 7138 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7139 7138 2024-06-28T01:05:00Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7138 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) If you want to add bands, make more pages. 7139 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a major chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] cmbti52pyib5bpydppgn4nu55vj4hy1 7140 7139 2024-06-28T16:38:00Z 78.40.233.11 Undo revision 7139 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) 7140 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queen''' <!-- Do not change this to "is" -->are<!-- is correct UK English --> a British [[rock music|rock]] band formed in London in 1970, originally consisting of [[Freddie Mercury]] (lead vocals, piano), [[Brian May]] (guitar, vocals), [[John Deacon]] (bass guitar), and [[Roger Taylor (Queen drummer)|Roger Taylor]] (drums, vocals). Queen's earliest works were influenced by [[progressive rock]], [[hard rock]] and [[Heavy metal music|heavy metal]], but the band gradually ventured into more conventional and radio-friendly works, incorporating further diverse styles, such as [[arena rock]] and [[pop rock]], into their music. Before joining Queen, Brian May and Roger Taylor had been playing together in a band named [[Smile (band)|Smile]] with bassist [[Tim Staffell]]. Freddie Mercury (then known by his birth name of Farrokh "Freddie" Bulsara) was a fan of Smile, and encouraged them to experiment with more elaborate stage and recording techniques after Staffell's departure in 1970. Mercury himself joined the band shortly thereafter, changed the name of the band to "Queen", and adopted his familiar stage name. John Deacon was recruited prior to recording their [[Queen (Queen album)|eponymous debut album]] in 1973. Queen enjoyed success in the UK with their debut and its follow-up, ''[[Queen II]]'' in 1974, but it was the release of ''[[Sheer Heart Attack]]'' later in 1974 and ''[[A Night at the Opera (Queen album)|A Night at the Opera]]'' in 1975 that gained the band international success. The latter featured "[[Bohemian Rhapsody]]", which stayed at number one in the [[UK Singles Chart]] for nine weeks; it charted at number one in several other territories, and gave the band their first top ten hit on the [[Billboard Hot 100|US Billboard Hot 100]]. Their 1977 album, ''[[News of the World (album)|News of the World]]'', contained two of rock's most recognisable anthems, "[[We Will Rock You]]" and "[[We Are the Champions]]". By the early 1980s, Queen were one of the biggest [[Arena rock|stadium rock]] bands in the world, with "[[Another One Bites the Dust]]" their best selling single, and their performance at 1985's [[Live Aid]] is regarded as one of the greatest in rock history. In 1991, Mercury died of [[bronchopneumonia]], a complication of AIDS, and Deacon retired in 1997. Since then, May and Taylor have occasionally performed together, including a collaboration with [[Free (band)|Free]] and [[Bad Company]] vocalist [[Paul Rodgers]] under the name [[Queen + Paul Rodgers]] which ended in May 2009. Since 2011, May and Taylor have collaborated with vocalist [[Adam Lambert]] under the name of [[Queen + Adam Lambert]]. In November 2014, Queen released a new album, ''[[Queen Forever]]'', featuring vocals from the late Freddie Mercury. The band have released a total of 18 number one albums, 18 number one singles, and 10 number one DVDs. Estimates of their record sales generally range from 150 million to 300 million records, making them one of the world's [[List of best-selling music artists|best-selling music artists]]. They received the Outstanding Contribution to British Music Award from the [[British Phonographic Industry]] in 1990, and were inducted into the [[Rock and Roll Hall of Fame]] in 2001. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] g2cvjof3geysz1r33k798w28i32g3u0 7141 7140 2024-06-28T16:56:16Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Replaced content with "The '''Queen''' is a popular chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]]" 7141 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a popular chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] oxqyw1ju1xbz29xkgiaewcn4zycpyfy 7142 7141 2024-06-28T18:10:54Z Craten 26192002 Craten moved page [[Queen]] to [[Queen (not the band?)]] without leaving a redirect 7141 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Queen''' is a popular chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] oxqyw1ju1xbz29xkgiaewcn4zycpyfy 7143 7142 2024-06-28T18:12:31Z Craten 26192002 7143 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen]]'' The '''Queen''' is apparently a popular chess piece? Her moves are meant to be a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]] (sic), [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]? {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] cnszz8craxx2o4rrjdzg7gnmvjtfmwx 7145 7143 2024-06-28T20:14:35Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7145 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen]].'' The '''Queen''' is apparently a popular chess piece? Yes. Her moves are meant to be a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]? {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] pshl5uajc7gkgk41msvx729pp8h9xqp 7158 7145 2024-06-29T17:56:08Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7158 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen|The Band]].'' The '''Queen''' is apparently a popular chess piece? Yes. Her moves are meant to be a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]? {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] omq9f2xbnnwe5dmz4wdsaabhkrwr4n4 7201 7158 2024-08-02T18:48:39Z Rapanuixd 54182460 Rapanuixd moved page [[Queen (not the band?)]] to [[Queen (piece)]] 7158 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen|The Band]].'' The '''Queen''' is apparently a popular chess piece? Yes. Her moves are meant to be a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]? {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] omq9f2xbnnwe5dmz4wdsaabhkrwr4n4 7213 7201 2024-08-28T23:35:23Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7213 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You're probably thinking of [[Queen|The Band]].'' The '''Queen''' is a overpowered chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Royalty]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] tu70evy0tk1e6rbnweg5mu8wjro3oqj 0 2258 4323 2015-03-17T19:22:33Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Queens''' is the easternmost and largest in area of the five [[Borough (New York City)|boroughs]] of [[New York City]], geographically adjacent to the borough of [[Brooklyn..." 4323 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Queens''' is the easternmost and largest in area of the five [[Borough (New York City)|boroughs]] of [[New York City]], geographically adjacent to the borough of [[Brooklyn]] at the western end of [[Long Island]]. Coterminous with '''Queens County''' since 1899, the borough of Queens is the second-largest in population (behind Brooklyn), with approximately 2.3 million residents in 2013, approximately 48% of them foreign-born;<ref name=QueensQuickFacts/> Queens County is also the second most populous [[County (New York)|county]] in [[New York State]], behind neighboring [[Brooklyn|Kings County]], which is coterminous with the borough of Brooklyn. Queens is the fourth-most densely populated county among New York City's boroughs, as well as in the United States; and if each New York City borough were an independent city, Queens would also be the nation's fourth most populous city, after [[Los Angeles]], [[Chicago]], and Brooklyn.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://queens.about.com/od/queensalmanac/f/queens_faq1.htm |title=Is Queens a Suburb of New York or Part of the City? |publisher=Queens.about.com |date=2009-11-03 |accessdate=June 23, 2014}}</ref> Queens is one of the most [[ethnic diversity|ethnically diverse]] urban area in the world.<ref>{{cite news|url=http://traveltips.usatoday.com/queens-new-york-sightseeing-107156.html|title=Queens, New York, Sightseeing|author=Christine Kim, Demand Media|newspaper=USA TODAY|accessdate=June 23, 2014}}</ref><ref>{{cite web|url=http://www.newyork.com/articles/neighborhoods/queens-72876/|title=Queens|author=Andrew Weber|publisher=NewYork.com|date=April 30, 2013|accessdate=June 23, 2014}}</ref> The differing character in the neighborhoods of Queens is reflected by its diverse housing stock ranging from [[tower block|high-rise]] [[apartment buildings]], especially prominent in the more densely [[urban area|urban]] areas of western and central Queens, such as [[Jackson Heights, Queens|Jackson Heights]], [[Flushing, Queens|Flushing]], [[Astoria, Queens|Astoria]], and [[Long Island City]], to large, free-standing [[single-family homes]], common in the eastern part of the borough, in neighborhoods that have a more [[suburb]]an layout like neighboring [[Nassau County, New York|Nassau County]], such as [[Little Neck]], [[Douglaston]], and [[Bayside, Queens|Bayside]].<ref>{{cite news| url=http://www.nytimes.com/2004/02/08/realestate/if-you-re-thinking-living-douglaston-queens-timeless-city-area-with-country-feel.html?pagewanted=all | work=The New York Times | first=Diana | last=Shaman | title=If You're Thinking of Living In/Douglaston, Queens; Timeless City Area, With a Country Feel | date=2004-02-08}} </ref><ref> {{cite news| url=http://www.nytimes.com/2011/11/20/realestate/posting-queens-more-rentals-planned-in-long-island-city.html?_r=1&ref=queens | work=The New York Times | first=C. J. | last=Hughes | title=Posting – Queens — More Rentals Planned in Long Island City | date=2011-11-17}}</ref> Queens has the second-largest and most diversified economy of all the five boroughs of New York City;<ref name="state1">{{cite web|url=http://www.osc.state.ny.us/osdc/rpt3-2007queens.pdf |title=Queens: Economic Development and the State of the Borough Economy. Report 3-2007 |publisher=Office of the State Comptroller |date=June 2006 |accessdate=2012-03-28}}</ref> the borough is home to two of the three major New York City area airports (and both major airports in New York City proper), [[John F. Kennedy International Airport|JFK International Airport]] and [[LaGuardia Airport]]. These airports are among the busiest in the world, causing the airspace above Queens to be the most congested in the country. Attractions in Queens include [[Flushing Meadows–Corona Park|Flushing Meadows Park]]—home to the [[New York Mets]] baseball team and the [[USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center|US Open]] tennis tournament—[[Kaufman Astoria Studios]], [[Silvercup Studios]], and [[Aqueduct Racetrack]]. Queens was established in 1683 as one of the [[Province of New York#Counties|original 12 counties of New York]] and was named for the Portuguese Princess [[Catherine of Braganza]] (1638–1705), who was at the time queen of England, Scotland, and Ireland.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://queens.about.com/od/queensalmanac/f/queens_name.htm |title=Queens Almanac |publisher=Queens.about.com |date=2009-11-03 |accessdate=2012-03-28}} </ref><ref> {{cite web|url=http://www.ny.com/histfacts/geography.html#queens |title=NY.com |publisher=NY.com |date= |accessdate=2012-03-28}} </ref> Queens became a borough of New York City in 1898. From 1683 until 1899, the County of Queens included what is now [[Nassau County, New York|Nassau County]]. [[Category:Pieces]] l1ocnxp69b88jkje1yrlicnlrfrsguc 0 3321 6542 2023-08-29T01:46:23Z 2.97.99.207 craten gives no explanation 6542 wikitext text/x-wiki In order [[to]] access this [[page]], you must first [ftp://error '''install Quicktime''']. [[Category:Events]] 2bkfj8o6wc90k5zk0s3ajkii8hp5co1 0 3194 6243 2023-07-28T14:05:26Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Some Squares, especially [[G7]], can be Quicksand. [[Piece]]<nowiki/>s on a Quicksand [[Square]] will sink after a certain number of [[Turn|turns]], depending on their Height. Pieces with only one Quicksand turn left are unable [[to]] do anything. Pieces with two Quicksand turns left can escape but cause the next square they reach to become Quicksand. This can be exploited for a [[Sandblast]] playthrough. [[Category:Weather conditions]]" 6243 wikitext text/x-wiki Some Squares, especially [[G7]], can be Quicksand. [[Piece]]<nowiki/>s on a Quicksand [[Square]] will sink after a certain number of [[Turn|turns]], depending on their Height. Pieces with only one Quicksand turn left are unable [[to]] do anything. Pieces with two Quicksand turns left can escape but cause the next square they reach to become Quicksand. This can be exploited for a [[Sandblast]] playthrough. [[Category:Weather conditions]] 55p6tveve0hgbgolpiyn1uevwtbnj02 0 3571 7283 2024-12-20T13:54:51Z Johncena1010 56446448 Created page with "The raft is not the [[Drone Strike Gambit|Drone strike gambit]]" 7283 wikitext text/x-wiki The raft is not the [[Drone Strike Gambit|Drone strike gambit]] qppg5ctjgj4jilbjencgrn9jdkc6doc 0 2516 4861 2016-11-21T07:33:56Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Raft Guys''' are a recurring set of mini[[boss]]es and ancillary villains. Each travels around on a personalized [[raft]] in the [[color]] of their choice. [[Category:..." 4861 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Raft Guys''' are a recurring set of mini[[boss]]es and ancillary villains. Each travels around on a personalized [[raft]] in the [[color]] of their choice. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Lore]] 2ds6s65wq0fyp60p6gcpumi30i7wde8 5498 4861 2023-02-04T20:38:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 added to antagonists 5498 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Raft Guys''' are a recurring set of mini[[boss]]es and ancillary villains. Each travels around on a personalized [[raft]] in the [[color]] of their choice. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Antagonists]] 8xlzfd8br1zzx0abkrqwebvyo24p1yk 5520 5498 2023-02-05T07:34:20Z Craten 26192002 5520 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Raft Guys''' are a recurring set of mini[[boss]]es and ancillary villains. Each travels around the [[C]] on a personalized [[raft]] in the [[color]] of their choice. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Villains]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Antagonists]] lnelzi6o99g7zk2hy6l97e732w8h8ab 0 2992 5792 2023-03-08T07:54:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Rain''' is a [[weather]] event where the vapor from clouds turns into droplets of water and falls down, reaching the [[board]]. Variants of rain include: * '''rain''' * storm * snow * snow storm * acid rain * hail * [[Category:Weather conditions]]" 5792 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rain''' is a [[weather]] event where the vapor from clouds turns into droplets of water and falls down, reaching the [[board]]. Variants of rain include: * '''rain''' * storm * snow * snow storm * acid rain * hail * [[Category:Weather conditions]] 1yum36q03c4mk0ity7zhosr54hu6sj4 5793 5792 2023-03-08T10:44:48Z Chalcogens 52316134 5793 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rain''' is a [[weather]] event where the vapor from clouds turns into droplets of water and falls down, reaching the [[board]]. Variants of rain include: * '''rain''' * [[storm]] * [[snow]] * [[snow storm]] * [[acid rain]] * [[hail]] *[[blizzard]] * [[Category:Weather conditions]] 20voezlv5rh07tabny49n466w67gmsm 0 3351 6691 2023-09-07T01:03:45Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Once per [[turn]], when their Rampage Meter is full, a Player may declare their Rampage. When it is their [[Rampage]], the Player may make 20 uncontestable legal [[Move|Moves]] in a row. Any Moves placed after a valid [[Checkmate]] that do not invalidate this Checkmate can be considered a [[Victory Dance]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6691 wikitext text/x-wiki Once per [[turn]], when their Rampage Meter is full, a Player may declare their Rampage. When it is their [[Rampage]], the Player may make 20 uncontestable legal [[Move|Moves]] in a row. Any Moves placed after a valid [[Checkmate]] that do not invalidate this Checkmate can be considered a [[Victory Dance]]. [[Category:Moves]] 8inwyn6xdpzbh8yciy5lkie9k06b0jk 0 3439 6890 2023-10-04T01:58:14Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If you can't [[Thinking|Think]] of a [[Move]], select [[Random Move]]. One of your [[Piece|Pieces]], selected at [[Random]], will be [[Movement|Moved]] to another Square at Random, [[Telefrag|Taking anything that occupied that Square]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6890 wikitext text/x-wiki If you can't [[Thinking|Think]] of a [[Move]], select [[Random Move]]. One of your [[Piece|Pieces]], selected at [[Random]], will be [[Movement|Moved]] to another Square at Random, [[Telefrag|Taking anything that occupied that Square]]. [[Category:Moves]] r2crq8oo826gmhpra5tibe8uq3iq2js 6891 6890 2023-10-04T01:58:28Z Craten 26192002 6891 wikitext text/x-wiki If you can't [[Thinking|Think]] of a [[Move]], select [[Random Move]]. One of your [[Piece|Pieces]], selected at [[Random]], will be [[Movement|Moved]] [[to]] another Square at Random, [[Telefrag|Taking anything that occupied that Square]]. [[Category:Moves]] 20o9fpqyccjxqwwgnjnlm87aqf2pkm4 0 2422 4662 2016-04-03T05:19:22Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[Rank]] is the level system of [[Chess]]. All pieces start at rank [[1]], and can increase their rank throughout the game as they gain [[EXP|experience points]]." 4662 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Rank]] is the level system of [[Chess]]. All pieces start at rank [[1]], and can increase their rank throughout the game as they gain [[EXP|experience points]]. t7c1z0gw15hpvkore5311450oa5pz2n 4663 4662 2016-04-03T05:19:42Z 82.31.22.143 4663 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Rank|Ranks]] are the level system of [[Chess]]. All pieces start at rank [[1]], and can increase their rank throughout the game as they gain [[EXP|experience points]]. 0j3rfu3hjbbwbhqbcp53rknmt0lfs0z 6014 4663 2023-06-30T00:42:40Z Milo fett 34586 6014 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Rank|Ranks]] are the level system of [[Chess]]. All pieces start at rank [[1]], and can increase their rank throughout the game as they gain [[EXP|experience points]]. [[Category::Dimensions]] rzjouijbx0akn117rry7kuqspe0x7hd 6041 6014 2023-07-13T18:11:27Z Milo fett 34586 6041 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Rank|Ranks]] are the level system of [[Chess]]. All pieces start at rank [[1]], and can increase their rank throughout the game as they gain [[EXP|experience points]]. [[Category:Dimensions]] syz1d76pfccztoj7fvz8j685s211oa0 6429 6041 2023-08-17T00:24:20Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6429 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Rank|Ranks]] are the level system of [[Chess]]. All pieces start at rank [[1]], and can increase their rank throughout the game as they gain [[EXP|experience points]]. [[Category:Dimensions]] [[Category:Sort]] 0dgqmu1xu5drhpnenb0uvrucdw1mw80 0 2228 4265 2015-03-13T20:27:47Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[The Twins]] 4265 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[The Twins]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] 2d35nuww8so3348fuxyy3ljana1dokk 0 2817 5477 2023-02-03T13:23:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Chess Emulator]] 5477 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Chess Emulator]] [[Category:Realms]] [[Category:Locations]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Universes]] 0dkalkvi8y37xjtefdo36c2k1dhkjt3 0 3240 6376 2023-08-14T17:02:14Z 2.97.99.207 Redirected page to [[Recent Changes]] 6376 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Recent Changes]] f76ean2ptlon1ty4xro8xswn6m8hgy8 0 3239 6375 2023-08-14T17:01:48Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Changes to Chess since August 2023 == August 2023 == * Instituted Recent Changes page" 6375 wikitext text/x-wiki Changes to Chess since August 2023 == August 2023 == * Instituted Recent Changes page cfux0tmzowgwexkptehh6pxt2k7f8ao 6589 6375 2023-09-01T15:13:45Z Craten 26192002 6589 wikitext text/x-wiki Changes to Chess since August 2023 == August 2023 == * Instituted Recent Changes page * [[Chess Beta leak (August 31 2023)|Chess Beta Leak]] caused uproar in Chess community. Downroar not yet confirmed. 2gdy03uqvte66syqe41iydxk57hfe3a 0 3392 6798 2023-09-26T18:12:47Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Chess Review.jpg|thumb|One of many magazine-length reviews of Chess.]] Many critics have written responses to [[Chess]] since its [[Chess Timeline|release]], including essays, criticism, and retrospectives. == Early reviews == Around the time of the game's release, it received generally mixed reactions from critics. Many cited as faults its limited moveset, lack of character customization, and unreliable netcode, although some of these problems were determined..." 6798 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess Review.jpg|thumb|One of many magazine-length reviews of Chess.]] Many critics have written responses to [[Chess]] since its [[Chess Timeline|release]], including essays, criticism, and retrospectives. == Early reviews == Around the time of the game's release, it received generally mixed reactions from critics. Many cited as faults its limited moveset, lack of character customization, and unreliable netcode, although some of these problems were determined to be limited to the review build distributed to critics. Rev. G.A. McDonnell, writing for ''[[Sporting and Dramatic News]]'' in 1881, : {{Quotebox|What a dull, unsocial game is [[chess]]! Why, look at those two playing in that corner for the last two hours I don't think they have exchanged a word in that time, except, perhaps, "[[check]]." They have hindered us from having a nice [[A marble|round game]]. They look anxious and miserable as though they were each undergoing a surgical operation. Their eyes flash daggers when the [[Chess (soundtrack)|music]] strikes up. They corrugate their brows as they bend over the [[board]] and, in short, are absorbed in a silly pastime as though [[Death (real life)|life]] or honor depended upon the result.|Brentano's Aquatic Monthly and Sporting Gazetteer, Volume 4}} Other critics, however, had a more positive response. IGN praised its advanced physics system, and GameInformer gave it a rating of 8.9 out of 10, citing the wide character roster and "Hollywood-tier voice acting". A writer for the Glasgow Herald, again [https://books.google.com/books?id=2kVAAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=Brentano%27s+Aquatic+Monthly+and+Sporting+Gazetteer+Volume+4&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Aw-XU5m4J8eSyATFoIGADQ#v=snippet&q=what%20a%20dull%2C%20unsocial%20game%20is%20chess&f=false cited in Brentano's] in 1881, was effusive in their praise: {{Quotebox|The truth is, however, that chess ought to be lauded rather than censured for the fierce [[Lightning|light]] it throws on all the aberrations, weaknesses, and defects of our mental system; and if this result of chess were more [[Game theory|introspectively studied]], the benefits of chess might be much greater than they are. If the standard of conduct, as well as [[Chess Gun|calibre]], which Chess sets up so high that few attain to it, this should incite us not to denounce chess, but to aspire to [[Chessploitation|represent it more worthily]].}} == Later reaction == Since then, Chess has taken its rightful place at the top of the public's awareness. It has been listed as the best and most popular board game of all time by [https://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/comics/games/sns-the-most-popular-board-games-of-all-time-20230320-52cwjqgdhvcljdjqzegonn5hv4-photogallery.html The Baltimore Sun], [https://hobbylark.com/board-games/The-Top-Ten-Board-Games-Of-All-Time HobbyLark], and [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Critical reactions have been effusive in their praise, citing the frequent content updates and reasonably priced microtransactions. In late 2005, a stage adaptation was performed in Battle Creek, MI. [[Category:Criticism]] pq0vlb6041c1y1zedjc8isxqgru3uqn 6799 6798 2023-09-26T18:13:10Z Milo fett 34586 6799 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Chess Review.jpg|thumb|One of many magazine-length reviews of Chess.]] Many critics have written responses to [[Chess]] since its [[Chess Timeline|release]], including essays, criticism, and retrospectives. == Early reviews == Around the time of the game's release, it received generally mixed reactions from critics. Many cited as faults its limited moveset, lack of character customization, and unreliable netcode, although some of these problems were determined to be limited to the review build distributed to critics. Rev. G.A. McDonnell, writing for ''[[Sporting and Dramatic News]]'' in 1881, said the following: {{Quotebox|What a dull, unsocial game is [[chess]]! Why, look at those two playing in that corner for the last two hours I don't think they have exchanged a word in that time, except, perhaps, "[[check]]." They have hindered us from having a nice [[A marble|round game]]. They look anxious and miserable as though they were each undergoing a surgical operation. Their eyes flash daggers when the [[Chess (soundtrack)|music]] strikes up. They corrugate their brows as they bend over the [[board]] and, in short, are absorbed in a silly pastime as though [[Death (real life)|life]] or honor depended upon the result.|Brentano's Aquatic Monthly and Sporting Gazetteer, Volume 4}} Other critics, however, had a more positive response. IGN praised its advanced physics system, and GameInformer gave it a rating of 8.9 out of 10, citing the wide character roster and "Hollywood-tier voice acting". A writer for the Glasgow Herald, again [https://books.google.com/books?id=2kVAAAAAYAAJ&printsec=frontcover&dq=Brentano%27s+Aquatic+Monthly+and+Sporting+Gazetteer+Volume+4&hl=en&sa=X&ei=Aw-XU5m4J8eSyATFoIGADQ#v=snippet&q=what%20a%20dull%2C%20unsocial%20game%20is%20chess&f=false cited in Brentano's] in 1881, was effusive in their praise: {{Quotebox|The truth is, however, that chess ought to be lauded rather than censured for the fierce [[Lightning|light]] it throws on all the aberrations, weaknesses, and defects of our mental system; and if this result of chess were more [[Game theory|introspectively studied]], the benefits of chess might be much greater than they are. If the standard of conduct, as well as [[Chess Gun|calibre]], which Chess sets up so high that few attain to it, this should incite us not to denounce chess, but to aspire to [[Chessploitation|represent it more worthily]].}} == Later reaction == Since then, Chess has taken its rightful place at the top of the public's awareness. It has been listed as the best and most popular board game of all time by [https://www.baltimoresun.com/entertainment/comics/games/sns-the-most-popular-board-games-of-all-time-20230320-52cwjqgdhvcljdjqzegonn5hv4-photogallery.html The Baltimore Sun], [https://hobbylark.com/board-games/The-Top-Ten-Board-Games-Of-All-Time HobbyLark], and [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. Critical reactions have been effusive in their praise, citing the frequent content updates and reasonably priced microtransactions. In late 2005, a stage adaptation was performed in Battle Creek, MI. [[Category:Criticism]] 0rv31p1wpdcb95jon1g7cnjr6s7qgio 0 3140 6120 2023-07-26T01:35:59Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what..." 6120 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] nyzmue5v82l2x2o5ndrvlze34386qvl 6123 6120 2023-07-26T01:42:04Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6123 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] mj75oo32o845dov0wzer7pq8x29t676 6125 6123 2023-07-26T01:44:23Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6125 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] qbdkbh1cncpfk5fxhh45xn29vrobgr9 6127 6125 2023-07-26T01:46:56Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6127 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] gowjveu8zqnvn7q8fnn7dqpnbpm75fx 6129 6127 2023-07-26T01:51:08Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6129 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] eiae5yvoqn6r56cddvc1ynaenz9htq8 6132 6129 2023-07-26T01:54:14Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6132 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 4 squares horizontally or vertically. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] o3uwekn5q4k21xxzd6fyosjsj7sznrw 6133 6132 2023-07-26T01:54:28Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6133 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 4 squares horizontally or vertically. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]][[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] 0z89m5qnz3kob9u0aqgi7b37kqqwuvt 6134 6133 2023-07-26T01:54:44Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6134 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 4 squares horizontally or vertically. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] o3uwekn5q4k21xxzd6fyosjsj7sznrw 6135 6134 2023-07-26T01:55:50Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6135 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] b3evgm51kddi0oqr1o3n2in39it8ohd 6136 6135 2023-07-26T01:56:14Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6136 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] [[Category:Realms]] 3f5dg68xvb1zmbccxmp3sx5trn3y4kj 6235 6136 2023-07-27T10:38:45Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6235 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Grasshopper.png|thumb|The grasshopper moves on the queens lines, but ''must jump'' and lands at the first square after the piece he jumps. To be precise: the grasshopper moves in horizontal, vertical or diagonal direction until it meets a piece (either friendly or unfriendly). It jumps over the piece and goes to the first square on the line after the piece that it jumped over. If that square is occupied by a piece from the opponent, that piece is taken, i.e., the grasshopper takes in the same way as it moves without taking. To obtain, you must spend 25 gold or sacrifice any of your queens, the one you bought or your original one.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] [[Category:Realms]] 8n4exoa004zjxkvn9jwaivketdh7yzg 6238 6235 2023-07-27T10:47:03Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6238 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Grasshopper.png|thumb|The grasshopper moves on the queens lines, but ''must jump'' and lands at the first square after the piece he jumps. To obtain, you must spend 25 gold or sacrifice any of your queens, the one you bought or your original one.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] [[File:Amazon.png|left|thumb|The Amazon moves like a queen and knight. Spend 12 gold or sacrifice your queen and knight to obtain it.]] [[File:Ferz.png|center|thumb|The ferz moves diagonally. Sacrifice the bishop, queen, or pawn to obtain or buy it with 2 gold.]] [[Category:Realms]] pzljmllenn5289yet2fwclxv49v42ki 6239 6238 2023-07-27T10:48:26Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6239 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. You can only recruit 4 pieces while in a game, but 13 pieces while not in game. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The knight, also known as horse or horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Grasshopper.png|thumb|The grasshopper moves on the queens lines, but ''must jump'' and lands at the first square after the piece he jumps. To obtain, you must spend 25 gold or sacrifice any of your queens, the one you bought or your original one.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] [[File:Amazon.png|left|thumb|The Amazon moves like a queen and knight. Spend 12 gold or sacrifice your queen and knight to obtain it.]] [[File:Ferz.png|center|thumb|The ferz moves diagonally. Sacrifice the bishop, queen, or pawn to obtain or buy it with 2 gold.]] [[Category:Realms]] n4xziuathjplgjy2f7iqv5np68co0vn 6250 6239 2023-07-29T13:05:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 The horsey. For knight, see https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Knight 6250 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. You can only recruit 4 pieces while in a game, but 13 pieces while not in game. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a knight/horse/horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Grasshopper.png|thumb|The grasshopper moves on the queens lines, but ''must jump'' and lands at the first square after the piece he jumps. To obtain, you must spend 25 gold or sacrifice any of your queens, the one you bought or your original one.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] [[File:Amazon.png|left|thumb|The Amazon moves like a queen and knight. Spend 12 gold or sacrifice your queen and knight to obtain it.]] [[File:Ferz.png|center|thumb|The ferz moves diagonally. Sacrifice the bishop, queen, or pawn to obtain or buy it with 2 gold.]] [[Category:Realms]] 7qhi2zhz41qq7fsl5ylkff09xrz9j2t 6251 6250 2023-07-29T13:06:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 6251 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Recruit Realm''' is a realm where you can recruit pieces. It does not limit to 6 pieces and has additional ones. You can only recruit 4 pieces while in a game, but 13 pieces while not in game. ==Main pieces== [[File:King icon.png|left|thumb|The king can move in adjacent squares. This king can be captured. You will need 20 gold to recruit your king.]] [[File:Rook icon.png|thumb|The rook can move horizontally and vertically infinite squares. You need 5 gold.]] [[File:Bishop icon.png|left|thumb|The bishop moves diagonally infinite squares. You need 4 gold.]] [[File:Pawn icon.png|thumb|The pawn can move 2 squares in the first turn, but only move 1 square in the second turn and so on… It can capture diagonally and promote to a knight, bishop, rook or queen. You need 1 gold.]] [[File:Knight icon.png|center|thumb|The horsey can jump over pieces and moves in L shape. You need 3 gold.]] [[File:Queen icon.png|center|thumb|The queen can move infinitely horizontally, vertically or diagonally. For short, like the rook and bishop. You will need 9 gold. This might get in handy later… You know what I mean?]] ==Additional pieces== [[File:Archbishop.png|left|thumb|The archbishop moves like a horsey and bishop. You need to sacrifice one of your knights and one of your bishops or buy it with 7 gold.]] [[File:Grasshopper.png|thumb|The grasshopper moves on the queens lines, but ''must jump'' and lands at the first square after the piece he jumps. To obtain, you must spend 25 gold or sacrifice any of your queens, the one you bought or your original one.]] [[File:Swordsman icon.png|center|thumb|The swordsman moves 2 squares in any direction. You need to sacrifice your pawn to obtain it or buy it with 10 gold.]] [[File:Blade dancer.png|thumb|The blade dancer moves like a swordsman and a bishop. You can buy it with 15 gold or upgrade your swordsman by training him.]] [[File:Amazon.png|left|thumb|The Amazon moves like a queen and a horsey. Spend 12 gold or sacrifice your queen and knight to obtain it.]] [[File:Ferz.png|center|thumb|The ferz moves diagonally. Sacrifice the bishop, queen, or pawn to obtain or buy it with 2 gold.]] [[Category:Realms]] 3oq8bn5lltx3w2uw6j7gvbbnio7kyfq 0 2938 5698 2023-02-10T19:00:03Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[The Red Pawn]] 5698 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[The Red Pawn]] 9jig9qc80k53hkwuhnne2sj5z5bijq2 0 3320 6541 2023-08-29T01:43:37Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "When a '''[[Red]] dot sight''' appears on a [[Piece]], a [[Sniper Rifle]] has been [[Training|trained]] on them. This [[Sniper Rifle]] may come from elsewhere on the [[Chessboard]], outside of the [[Chessboard]] or, depending on the location of play, [[Terrorists (real life)|influences entirely outside of the community of Chess]]. Whichever case, that Piece enters a [[Quick Time Event]] for its [[life]]. If it escapes, the [[Quick Time Event|QTE]] repeats until it is ..." 6541 wikitext text/x-wiki When a '''[[Red]] dot sight''' appears on a [[Piece]], a [[Sniper Rifle]] has been [[Training|trained]] on them. This [[Sniper Rifle]] may come from elsewhere on the [[Chessboard]], outside of the [[Chessboard]] or, depending on the location of play, [[Terrorists (real life)|influences entirely outside of the community of Chess]]. Whichever case, that Piece enters a [[Quick Time Event]] for its [[life]]. If it escapes, the [[Quick Time Event|QTE]] repeats until it is [[Death|dead]]. [[Category:Accessories]] [[Category:Phenomena]] 107rkga7sw96pr2jk9ej9yms8v4y2g6 0 3242 6380 2023-08-14T17:37:37Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The creators of [[Chess]] appear to be aware of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]], and have inserted a number of '''references''' to it into the [[base]] [[game]]. == Examples == * The first known '''reference to Chess Fanon Wiki''' dates back to nearly a year after its 2015 founding. In the 2016-02-03 Chess Homepage [[ChessToon of the Day]], the following exchange occurs: {{Quotebox| WARNER: All right Otis, for the tournament tomorrow we need to study our openings. OTIS: Don't wo..." 6380 wikitext text/x-wiki The creators of [[Chess]] appear to be aware of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]], and have inserted a number of '''references''' to it into the [[base]] [[game]]. == Examples == * The first known '''reference to Chess Fanon Wiki''' dates back to nearly a year after its 2015 founding. In the 2016-02-03 Chess Homepage [[ChessToon of the Day]], the following exchange occurs: {{Quotebox| WARNER: All right Otis, for the tournament tomorrow we need to study our openings. OTIS: Don't worry, Warner! I've already been doing that! WARNER: Great, what are you thinking? The English Opening? The Ruy Lopez? OTIS: Nope! I've been '''opening up the internet and writing a lot of nonsense on Chess Fan Wiki!''' <sub>''(sic)''</sub> WARNER: ''[blown off his feet]'' }} * Later references to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] would come to be more positive. In the [[October 2021 update]], the character [[82.31.22.143]] was added to the game. This is believed to have been a '''reference''' to the [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Special:Contributions/82.31.22.143 Chess Fanon Wiki contributor of the same name]. * In [[Chess Timeline|August 2023]], the registered creators of the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] received a Cease and Desist letter from [[Ubisoft]], the current holders of the license to make [[game]]s based on the [[Chess]] franchise, citing international copyright law and also containing numerous references to United States case law for [[Lie|libel]]. This is believed to be a '''reference to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]'''. == See also == * [[Chessploitation]] * [[Easter Eggs]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Easter eggs]] [[Category:Secrets]] colzm7w54p5nr35jcfh698l2fsowm5a 6381 6380 2023-08-14T17:49:09Z Milo fett 34586 6381 wikitext text/x-wiki The creators of [[Chess]] appear to be aware of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]], and have inserted a number of '''references''' to it into the [[base]] [[game]]. == Examples == * The first known '''reference to Chess Fanon Wiki''' dates back to nearly a year after its 2015 founding. In the 2016-02-03 Chess Homepage [[ChessToon of the Day]], the following exchange occurs: {{Quotebox| WARNER: All right Otis, for the tournament tomorrow we need to study our openings. OTIS: Don't worry, Warner! I've already been doing that! WARNER: Great, what are you thinking? The English Opening? The Ruy Lopez? OTIS: Nope! I've been '''opening up the internet and writing a lot of nonsense on ChessFan Wiki!''' <sub>''(sic)''</sub> WARNER: ''[blown off his feet]'' }} * Later references to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] would come to be more positive. In the [[October 2021 update]], the character [[82.31.22.143]] was added to the game. This is believed to have been a '''reference''' to the [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Special:Contributions/82.31.22.143 Chess Fanon Wiki contributor of the same name]. * In [[Chess Timeline|August 2023]], the registered creators of the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] received a Cease and Desist letter from [[Ubisoft]], the current holders of the license to make [[game]]s based on the [[Chess]] franchise, citing international copyright law and also containing numerous mentions of United States case law for [[Lie|libel]]. This is believed to be a '''reference to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]'''. == See also == * [[Chessploitation]] * [[Easter Eggs]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Easter eggs]] [[Category:Secrets]] 5a1j8u4pic1mi86ofcxlrm5geyrwc49 6401 6381 2023-08-15T17:22:02Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6401 wikitext text/x-wiki The creators of [[Chess]] appear to be aware of [[Chess Fanon Wiki]], and have inserted a number of '''references''' to it into the [[base]] [[game]]. == Examples == * The first known '''reference to Chess Fanon Wiki''' dates back to nearly a year after its 2015 founding. In the 2016-02-03 Chess Homepage [[ChessToon of the Day]], the following exchange occurs: {{Quotebox| WARNER: All right Otis, for the tournament tomorrow we need to study our openings. OTIS: Don't worry, Warner! I've already been doing that! WARNER: Great, what are you thinking? The English Opening? The Ruy Lopez? OTIS: Nope! I've been '''opening up the internet and writing a lot of nonsense on ChessFan Wiki!''' <sub>''(sic)''</sub> WARNER: ''[blown off his feet]'' }} * Later references to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] would come to be more positive. In the [[October 2021 update]], the character [[82.31.22.143]] was added to the game. This is believed to have been a '''reference''' to the [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/Special:Contributions/82.31.22.143 Chess Fanon Wiki contributor of the same name]. * In [[Chess Timeline|August 2023]], the registered creators of the [[Chess Fanon Wiki]] received a Cease and Desist letter from [[Ubisoft]], the current holders of the license to make [[game]]s based on the [[Chess]] franchise, citing international copyright law and also containing numerous mentions of United States case law for [[Lie|libel]]. This is believed to be a '''reference to [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]'''. == See also == * [[Chessploitation]] * [[Easter Eggs]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Easter eggs]] [[Category:Secrets]] [[Category:References]] [[Category:Facts]] cba3f48a58c6eb3vpmwe0n9qys4mcpd 0 3459 6942 2023-12-10T21:26:10Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Created page with "Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid to activate (subclass does not matter) and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = 5 Transmutation * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Chess Ma..." 6942 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid to activate (subclass does not matter) and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = 5 Transmutation * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: [[Chess Madness|Druid]] * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 Race 01–04 Dragonborn 05–13 Dwarf, hill 14–21 Dwarf, mountain 22–25 Elf, dark 26–34 Elf, high 35–42 Elf, wood 43–46 Gnome, forest 47–52 Gnome, rock 53–56 Half-elf 57–60 Half-orc 61–68 Halfling, lightfoot 69–76 Halfling, stout 77–96 Human 97–00 Tiefling The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. ey7p9gy8m23a694fyfm9z2cbhetq8ub 6943 6942 2023-12-10T21:26:58Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 /* Reincarnate */ 6943 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid to activate (subclass does not matter) and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = 5 Transmutation * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Druid * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 Race 01–04 Dragonborn 05–13 Dwarf, hill 14–21 Dwarf, mountain 22–25 Elf, dark 26–34 Elf, high 35–42 Elf, wood 43–46 Gnome, forest 47–52 Gnome, rock 53–56 Half-elf 57–60 Half-orc 61–68 Halfling, lightfoot 69–76 Halfling, stout 77–96 Human 97–00 Tiefling The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. pbrwgn175p5mvw9yd4t8l2eb4tmy5qe 6944 6943 2023-12-10T21:29:14Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6944 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid to activate (subclass does not matter) and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = 5 Transmutation * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Druid * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 ** Race: 01–04 Dragonborn 05–13 Dwarf, hill 14–21 Dwarf, mountain 22–25 Elf, dark 26–34 Elf, high 35–42 Elf, wood 43–46 Gnome, forest 47–52 Gnome, rock 53–56 Half-elf 57–60 Half-orc 61–68 Halfling, lightfoot 69–76 Halfling, stout 77–96 Human 97–00 Tiefling **The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. 9c9inrqge3spntuhy11bu3423kyi89y 6945 6944 2023-12-10T21:31:18Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6945 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid to activate (subclass does not matter) and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = 5 Transmutation * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Druid * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 ** Race: 01–04 Dragonborn, 05–13 Hill Dwarf, 14–21 Mountain Dwarf, 22–25 Dark Elf, 26–34 High Elf, 35–42 Wood Elf, 43–46 Forest Gnome, 47–52 Rock Gnome, 53–56 Half-elf, 57–60 Half-orc, 61–68 Lightfoot Halfling, 69–76 Stout Halfling, 77–96 Human, 97–00 Tiefling **The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. 97u9nadk4b5cf75ailsggsmf3f4otqz 6946 6945 2023-12-10T21:32:03Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 /* Reincarnate */ 6946 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid to activate (subclass does not matter) and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = ''5th Level, Transmutation'' * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Druid * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 ** Race: 01–04 Dragonborn, 05–13 Hill Dwarf, 14–21 Mountain Dwarf, 22–25 Dark Elf, 26–34 High Elf, 35–42 Wood Elf, 43–46 Forest Gnome, 47–52 Rock Gnome, 53–56 Half-elf, 57–60 Half-orc, 61–68 Lightfoot Halfling, 69–76 Stout Halfling, 77–96 Human, 97–00 Tiefling **The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. pr2zpjdh80watujrp1953o8sc3ritg2 6947 6946 2023-12-10T21:32:35Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6947 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid (subclass does not matter) to activate the ability and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = ''5th Level, Transmutation'' * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Druid * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 ** Race: 01–04 Dragonborn, 05–13 Hill Dwarf, 14–21 Mountain Dwarf, 22–25 Dark Elf, 26–34 High Elf, 35–42 Wood Elf, 43–46 Forest Gnome, 47–52 Rock Gnome, 53–56 Half-elf, 57–60 Half-orc, 61–68 Lightfoot Halfling, 69–76 Stout Halfling, 77–96 Human, 97–00 Tiefling **The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. 4spylckm9ogaxnhk4vqwk29tgcva9ir 6948 6947 2023-12-10T21:33:33Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 Adding categories 6948 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid (subclass does not matter) to activate the ability and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = ''5th Level, Transmutation'' * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: Druid * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 ** Race: 01–04 Dragonborn, 05–13 Hill Dwarf, 14–21 Mountain Dwarf, 22–25 Dark Elf, 26–34 High Elf, 35–42 Wood Elf, 43–46 Forest Gnome, 47–52 Rock Gnome, 53–56 Half-elf, 57–60 Half-orc, 61–68 Lightfoot Halfling, 69–76 Stout Halfling, 77–96 Human, 97–00 Tiefling **The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Mechanics]] nsci9x28lmimufh64yq6gr7kgwu1gur 6949 6948 2023-12-10T21:35:24Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 /* Reincarnate */ 6949 wikitext text/x-wiki Reincarnation is a special move a player can activate after [[Death (real life)]]. The player must be a 9th level Druid (subclass does not matter) to activate the ability and it takes an hour to cast. == Details == = Reincarnate = ''5th Level, [[Transmutation]]'' * Casting Time: 1 hour * Range: Touch * Target: A dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid * Components: V S M (Rare oils and unguents worth at least 1,000 gp, which the spell consumes) * Duration: Instantaneous * Classes: [[Druid]] * You touch a dead humanoid or a piece of a dead humanoid. Provided that the creature has been dead no longer than 10 days, the spell forms a new adult body for it and then calls the soul to enter that body. If the target’s soul isn’t free or willing to do so, the spell fails. The magic fashions a new body for the creature to inhabit, which likely causes the creature’s race to change. The [[GM]] rolls a d100 and consults the following table to determine what form the creature takes when restored to life, or the [[GM]] chooses a form. d100 ** Race: 01–04 Dragonborn, 05–13 Hill Dwarf, 14–21 Mountain Dwarf, 22–25 Dark Elf, 26–34 High Elf, 35–42 Wood Elf, 43–46 Forest Gnome, 47–52 Rock Gnome, 53–56 Half-elf, 57–60 Half-orc, 61–68 Lightfoot Halfling, 69–76 Stout Halfling, 77–96 Human, 97–00 Tiefling **The reincarnated creature recalls its former life and experiences. It retains the capabilities it had in its original form, except it exchanges its original race for the new one and changes its racial traits accordingly. [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Mechanics]] pz06065lc02pb1b3m3umttqobzaxjg8 0 2733 5295 2023-01-24T22:04:40Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[F2]] 5295 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[F2]] rrjg40qpjn4i32trb9z42ltpnbc48yw 0 3307 6511 2023-08-24T23:18:41Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "If every [[Piece]] manages to [[Enter|return]] [[to]] its original placement, you hear the Renewal [[Sound Effects|sound effect]]. That's all. [[Category:Sounds]] [[Category:Easter eggs]]" 6511 wikitext text/x-wiki If every [[Piece]] manages to [[Enter|return]] [[to]] its original placement, you hear the Renewal [[Sound Effects|sound effect]]. That's all. [[Category:Sounds]] [[Category:Easter eggs]] hxr8avipd5jff426vik3s2a42l4expm 0 2841 5509 2023-02-04T21:24:48Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Give up]] 5509 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Give up]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Strategy]] 0d4ony00qse0y0w5zzwb4v9xu19yw1d 0 2690 5194 2023-01-18T02:31:45Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "On any turn, any Piece on a [[Black]] [[Square]] who is not [[Wicked]] or already Resting can choose [[to]] Rest instead of making a move. To Rest, lay the Piece on its side. If a Resting Piece is not Attacked before the start of your next Turn, it stops Resting and recovers its entire [[HP]], and removes absolutely any [[Status conditions]] (with some exceptions). Pieces who are Resting cannot [[Counter-attack]], [[Sass]] or [[Defend]]." 5194 wikitext text/x-wiki On any turn, any Piece on a [[Black]] [[Square]] who is not [[Wicked]] or already Resting can choose [[to]] Rest instead of making a move. To Rest, lay the Piece on its side. If a Resting Piece is not Attacked before the start of your next Turn, it stops Resting and recovers its entire [[HP]], and removes absolutely any [[Status conditions]] (with some exceptions). Pieces who are Resting cannot [[Counter-attack]], [[Sass]] or [[Defend]]. peupw7y24vk44wpyuca4o70lv5oi041 5248 5194 2023-01-19T21:58:31Z 79.66.87.129 5248 wikitext text/x-wiki On any turn, any Piece on a [[Black]] [[Square]] who is not [[Wicked]] or already Resting can choose [[to]] Rest instead of making a move. To Rest, lay the Piece on its side. If a Resting Piece is not Attacked before the start of your next Turn, it stops Resting and recovers its entire [[HP]], and removes absolutely any [[Status conditions]] (with some exceptions). Pieces who are Resting cannot [[Counter-attack]], [[Sass]] or [[Defend]]. Note that a resting [[King]] ends the game in [[a]] [[The Missed Carriage|loss]]. rbv8dyc89swuin18zv93vo74uax29v0 0 3310 6519 2023-08-28T19:57:39Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "'''Reversi''' ⚪⚫ is a [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]], with its own eponymous [[Reversi (game)|Variant]] game. Here, we discuss the Piece. As you know from [[Reversi (game)|the game article]], Reversi's behaviour is based on the character of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello_(character) Shakespeare's Othello], from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello Shakespeare's Othello], who is known for [[(ノ°Д°）ノ︵ ┻━┻|flipping things]]. In less enlightened ti..." 6519 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reversi''' ⚪⚫ is a [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]], with its own eponymous [[Reversi (game)|Variant]] game. Here, we discuss the Piece. As you know from [[Reversi (game)|the game article]], Reversi's behaviour is based on the character of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello_(character) Shakespeare's Othello], from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello Shakespeare's Othello], who is known for [[(ノ°Д°）ノ︵ ┻━┻|flipping things]]. In less enlightened times Reversi was known as '''''Othello''''', but the reference was obscured due to the dubious ethical implications of [[Betrayal|Pieces changing color]]. Reversi is only useful when there are [[Duplicate Pieces|two of him]], as it is the line between two Reversis where his [[Tiers|often quite OP attack]] takes effect. Due to his inherent plurality, there is a [[Misconceptions|common misconception]] that a singular '''Reversi''' ⚪ is called a '''Revers''o ⦻'''''. A singular '''Reversi''' ⚪ is called a '''Reversi ⚪'''. * ⚪⚪ Now there is another one. There are two of them. There are two '''Reversis'''. == Attacks == Reversi has one attack, which requires two Reversis, but it <u>really</u> works. When any Reversi steps forward, any unbroken path [[:Category:Corvidae|''as the crow flies'']] of opposing Pieces between him and any other Reversi is flipped to Reversi's color. They are now on Reversi's team. Though they are still controlled by their original player, their goal is now inverted. If a [[King]] is flipped, he [[Marriage|Marries]] his fellow [[King]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] 383p67l0mqa7yge85ovgk7cdppq8vbo 6520 6519 2023-08-28T19:58:59Z 2.97.99.207 6520 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Reversi''' ⚪⚫ is a [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]], with its own eponymous [[Reversi (game)|Variant]] game. Here, we discuss the Piece. As you know from [[Reversi (game)|the game article]], Reversi's behaviour is based on the character of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello_(character) Shakespeare's Othello], from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Othello Shakespeare's Othello], who is known for [[(ノ°Д°）ノ︵ ┻━┻|flipping things]]. In less enlightened times Reversi was known as '''''Othello''''', but the reference was obscured due [[to]] the dubious ethical implications of [[Betrayal|Pieces changing color]]. Reversi is only useful when there are [[Duplicate Pieces|two of him]], as it is the line between two Reversis where his [[Tiers|often quite OP attack]] takes effect. Due [[to]] his inherent plurality, there is a [[Misconceptions|common misconception]] that a singular '''Reversi''' ⚪ is called a '''Revers''o ⦻'''''. A singular '''Reversi''' ⚪ is called a '''Reversi ⚪'''. * ⚪⚪ Now there is another one. There are two of them. There are two '''Reversis'''. == Attacks == Reversi has one attack, which requires two Reversis, but it <u>really</u> works. When any Reversi steps forward, any unbroken path [[:Category:Corvidae|''as the crow flies'']] of opposing Pieces between him and any other Reversi is flipped to Reversi's color. They are now on Reversi's team. Though they are still controlled by their original player, their goal is now inverted. If a [[King]] is flipped, he [[Marriage|Marries]] his fellow [[King]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] 1zhui2iu84dodsp9lcjywtwy5st74hu 0 2697 5220 2023-01-18T12:44:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "In [[Chess]], there are [[Rank|ranks]], [[files]] and '''rises'''. Ranks and files being the horizontal and vertical rows and columns, whereas '''rises''' are an additional, more complex thing, allowing upward and downward [[Move|movement]] on the [[board]]." 5220 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], there are [[Rank|ranks]], [[files]] and '''rises'''. Ranks and files being the horizontal and vertical rows and columns, whereas '''rises''' are an additional, more complex thing, allowing upward and downward [[Move|movement]] on the [[board]]. n39i6stxdhe01m2j5ftejb47wkluha2 5222 5220 2023-01-18T13:07:37Z Chalcogens 52316134 5222 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], there are [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and '''rises'''. Ranks and files being the horizontal and vertical rows and columns, whereas '''rises''' are an additional, more complex thing, allowing upward and downward [[Move|movement]] on the [[board]]. kb3zemdu6eo81zi1yhhlzv1ap96p838 5944 5222 2023-05-26T09:50:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 5944 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], there are [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and '''rises'''. Ranks and files being the horizontal rows and columns, whereas '''rises''' are an additional, more complex thing, allowing upward and downward [[Move|movement]] on the [[board]]. nes9ga8gdgijxwonsu9aqeqn1xudolt 6013 5944 2023-06-30T00:42:20Z Milo fett 34586 6013 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], there are [[Rank|ranks]], [[File|files]] and '''rises'''. Ranks and files being the horizontal rows and columns, whereas '''rises''' are an additional, more complex thing, allowing upward and downward [[Move|movement]] on the [[board]]. [[Category:Dimensions]] 9p4lqkcs96i8l72c35lb0s02ro5e5ew 0 2728 5289 2023-01-24T19:49:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Rock Paper Scissors''' are an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]], where only 1 [[piece]] per team is allowed. The [[board]] is undefined == Setup == [[A]] player can only bring 1 out of 3 [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] to the game, being: * [[Rock]] * [[A4|Paper]] * [[Scissors]] == Gameplay == Each piece has the ability to capture the [[Opponent|opponent's]] pieces, given that: * [[Rock]] can capture [[Scissors]] * [[A4|Paper]] can capture [[Rock]] * Sci..." 5289 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Rock Paper Scissors''' are an esoteric [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]], where only 1 [[piece]] per team is allowed. The [[board]] is undefined == Setup == [[A]] player can only bring 1 out of 3 [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] to the game, being: * [[Rock]] * [[A4|Paper]] * [[Scissors]] == Gameplay == Each piece has the ability to capture the [[Opponent|opponent's]] pieces, given that: * [[Rock]] can capture [[Scissors]] * [[A4|Paper]] can capture [[Rock]] * [[Scissors]] can capture [[A4|Paper]] In the event of both players bringing the same piece, [[a]] [[Stalemate|draw]] occurs and they are encouraged to retry. == Tips == * Try out with 3 or more players to increase fun * Additional pieces may be added, example given: [[fire]], [[water]], [[BOMB]] * * * * [[Category:Variants]] qm3xim2rd4ngryu0xn7lu05ubyvxjbi 0 2891 5599 2023-02-06T18:15:09Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Some [[Pieces]] can Roll. This is the only known way a Piece can lay horizontal on a horizontal board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. * [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are known for their Rolling attack, right up any [[File]] or [[Rank]]! Watch out! * [[Pawn|Pawns]] can roll a little bit. * [[Bishop|Bishops]] can roll diagonally. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] roll in a kinda skewed way. * [[Queens]] can roll all kinds of ways. * The [[King]] is slow at rolling. H..." 5599 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Pieces]] can Roll. This is the only known way a Piece can lay horizontal on a horizontal board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. * [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are known for their Rolling attack, right up any [[File]] or [[Rank]]! Watch out! * [[Pawn|Pawns]] can roll a little bit. * [[Bishop|Bishops]] can roll diagonally. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] roll in a kinda skewed way. * [[Queens]] can roll all kinds of ways. * The [[King]] is slow at rolling. He has [[indigestion]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] m7fvrpdzilgmek2mbbiykv6kmudso4r 5600 5599 2023-02-06T18:15:45Z Craten 26192002 5600 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Pieces]] can Roll. This is the only known way a Piece can lay horizontal on a horizontal board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. * [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are known for their Rolling attack, right up any [[File]] or [[Rank]]! Watch out! * [[Pawn|Pawns]] can roll a little bit. * [[Bishop|Bishops]] can roll diagonally. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] roll in a kinda skewed, juttering way due to their jagged shape. * [[Queens]] can roll all kinds of ways. * The [[King]] is slow at rolling. He has [[indigestion]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] pqzd6ey9t3jbyzcw8sg4d17wrmrwh2e 5601 5600 2023-02-06T18:16:03Z Craten 26192002 5601 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Pieces]] can Roll. This is the only known way a Piece can lay horizontal on a horizontal board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. * [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are known for their Rolling attack, right up any [[File]] or [[Rank]]! Watch out! * [[Pawn|Pawns]] can roll a little bit. * [[Bishop|Bishops]] can roll diagonally. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] roll in a kinda skewed, juttering way due to their jagged shape - taller than they are wide, but with that jaw bit sticking out. That's how they roll. * [[Queens]] can roll all kinds of ways. * The [[King]] is slow at rolling. He has [[indigestion]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] arwo0inhvi4ba61syb5sybl7184yj3u 6809 5601 2023-09-28T12:54:04Z Craten 26192002 6809 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Pieces]] can Roll. This is the only known way a Piece can lay horizontal on a horizontal board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. After a Roll, the Piece [[Kamikaze|is removed from/disappears from the game]]. * [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are known for their Rolling attack, right up any [[File]] or [[Rank]]! Watch out! * [[Pawn|Pawns]] can roll a little bit. * [[Bishop|Bishops]] can roll diagonally. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] roll in a kinda skewed, juttering way due to their jagged shape - taller than they are wide, but with that jaw bit sticking out. That's how they roll. * [[Queens]] can roll all kinds of ways. * The [[King]] is slow at rolling. He has [[indigestion]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 2vz5fqaka3c7c09k079k2yqn6pu195l 6865 6809 2023-10-02T14:10:28Z 78.40.233.10 6865 wikitext text/x-wiki Some [[Pieces]] can Roll. This is the only known way a Piece can lay [[horizontal]] on a [[horizontal]] board without being removed from/disappearing from the game. After a Roll, the Piece [[Kamikaze|is removed from/disappears from the game]]. * [[Rook]] and [[Castle]] are known for their Rolling attack, right up any [[File]] or [[Rank]]! Watch out! * [[Pawn|Pawns]] can roll a little bit. * [[Bishop|Bishops]] can roll diagonally. * [[Horsey|Horseys]] roll in a kinda skewed, juttering way due to their jagged shape - taller than they are wide, but with that jaw bit sticking out. That's how they roll. * [[Queens]] can roll all kinds of ways. * The [[King]] is slow at rolling. He has [[indigestion]]. * [[A marble]] can roll - duh! [[Category:Maneuvers]] nz795mehb9wrmkup6gk9y27shaez3ax 0 2593 5010 2022-09-29T00:17:50Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 Created page with "The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]]" 5010 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] a29m411cr0y5puethe3mquv7uu2wfkq 5011 5010 2022-09-29T00:26:07Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 added more information 5011 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' gets its name for sounding catchy, and has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. hrswm6r1rpmsk95dgp2qbmg9bbow5cx 5012 5011 2022-09-29T01:32:31Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5012 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' was named by '''Gavin''', and gets its name for sounding catchy. It has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. ivzkw368pbo5bww4x6d2ser9k87r6p9 5013 5012 2022-09-29T01:42:01Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5013 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' was named by '''Gavin''', and gets its name for sounding catchy. It has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. == Double Rumble == The "'''Double Rumble'''" is a scenario where both players agree via '''Himalayan Handshake''' to both rumble at the start of the game, creating an impenetrable wall. This soft-locks the game, and you must restart. 3fidluno8ncnuggspvpf1pz9ti14jhl 5016 5013 2022-09-29T02:00:03Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 /* Double Rumble */ 5016 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' was named by '''Gavin''', and gets its name for sounding catchy. It has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. == Double Rumble == The "'''Double Rumble'''" is a scenario where both players agree via '''[[Himalayan Handshake]]''' to both rumble at the start of the game, creating an impenetrable wall. This soft-locks the game, and you must restart. d9mxhirhytfzmoh08sqwvrzzie83vje 5019 5016 2022-09-29T02:35:58Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 /* Name Reasoning */ 5019 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' was named by '''[[Gavin]]''', and gets its name for sounding catchy. It has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. == Double Rumble == The "'''Double Rumble'''" is a scenario where both players agree via '''[[Himalayan Handshake]]''' to both rumble at the start of the game, creating an impenetrable wall. This soft-locks the game, and you must restart. mdawbaq5v9ynczmtdpj07wedmuvvkpu 6310 5019 2023-08-04T22:48:42Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6310 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' was named by '''[[Gavin]]''', and gets its name for sounding catchy. It has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. == Double Rumble == The "'''Double Rumble'''" is a scenario where both players agree via '''[[Himalayan Handshake]]''' to both rumble at the start of the game, creating an impenetrable wall. This soft-locks the game, and you must restart. [[Category:Maneuvers]] gbrvu5qanofxlwqw6jtubsb2zo1gsrg 6318 6310 2023-08-06T11:28:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6318 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Romanian Rumble''' is a tactical play in the sixth century game [[Chess]]. It involves moving every [[pawn]] 1 space forward (2 if unmoved since the start of the game) until every pawn has advanced forward. [[File:RomanianRumble.gif|alt=An example of the Romanian Rumble|thumb|The '''Romanian Rumble''' in play.]] == Usage == The '''Romanian Rumble''' can be quite viable in a game of Chess as it creates a long wall across the board, making it tedious for the other player to advance. However, "Rumbling" traditionally can prove risky as a traditional rumble involves taking no breaks to protect or move other pieces. == Name Reasoning == The '''Romanian Rumble''' was named by '''[[Gavin]]''', and gets its name for sounding catchy. It has no relation to the country [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Romania Romania]. The '''Romanian Rumble''' comes from [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Canada Canada], and is popular among some Canadian players. == Double Rumble == The "'''Double Rumble'''" is a scenario where both players agree via '''[[Himalayan Handshake]]''' to both rumble at the start of the game, creating an impenetrable wall. This soft-locks the game, and you must restart. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 6hr5992zvnjtjh1wna5pcwbekak7x0d 0 2278 4355 2015-03-17T23:35:08Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical in function to the [[Castle]], except that it is ..." 4355 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical in function to the [[Castle]], except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] nlzwvvh2uk9c1doo8x3c9ott0ezyqxk 4356 4355 2015-03-17T23:35:45Z 82.24.92.97 4356 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] k5lj0ertp8sgqmd1v97jj7mf66v16fm 4715 4356 2016-04-29T21:05:12Z Milo fett 34586 4715 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] jtz8w2q8qybg14avo90hgdxlbg8dno9 6355 4715 2023-08-10T02:19:42Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6355 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] 6suvcpmriu2mp311vuncoux44i4jfud 7215 6355 2024-08-28T23:38:53Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7215 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Rook''' is a chess piece and each [[Chess Team]] contains one. It's sits at the back-right of the player's Army. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] g4tz4pc79vwp34p4tobwzjaqnpd7q8y 7219 7215 2024-08-30T23:27:03Z Craten 26192002 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:HiGuysWhoAmI|HiGuysWhoAmI]] 6355 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] 6suvcpmriu2mp311vuncoux44i4jfud 7252 7219 2024-11-21T21:30:32Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7219 by [[Special:Contributions/Craten|Craten]] ([[User talk:Craten|talk]]) 7252 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Rook''' is a chess piece and each [[Chess Team]] contains one. It's sits at the back-right of the player's Army. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] g4tz4pc79vwp34p4tobwzjaqnpd7q8y 7253 7252 2024-11-24T00:39:06Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7252 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) 7253 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] 6suvcpmriu2mp311vuncoux44i4jfud 7254 7253 2024-11-24T18:16:13Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Undo revision 7253 by [[Special:Contributions/Milo fett|Milo fett]] ([[User talk:Milo fett|talk]]) 7254 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Rook''' is a chess piece and each [[Chess Team]] contains one. It's sits at the back-right of the player's Army. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] g4tz4pc79vwp34p4tobwzjaqnpd7q8y 7255 7254 2024-11-26T05:07:11Z Milo fett 34586 Undo revision 7254 by [[Special:Contributions/Bryson Valdez|Bryson Valdez]] ([[User talk:Bryson Valdez|talk]]) its a bird 7255 wikitext text/x-wiki Each [[Chess Team]] contains one '''Rook'''. The '''Rook''' sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] 6suvcpmriu2mp311vuncoux44i4jfud 7256 7255 2024-11-26T21:36:11Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7256 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Rook''' is a chess piece and each [[Chess Team]]<nowiki/>contains one. It's sits at the back-right of the player's [[Army]]. It is identical to the [[Castle]] in both function and shape, except that it is a [[:Category:Birds|bird]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Birds]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] d10ladr237jnoa0a877ra17luoteujm 0 2897 5610 2023-02-07T01:06:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Q-6.png|thumb|371x371px]] '''Rook to Q -6''' is a fairly popular [[move]] in Chess. [[Q -6]] is a wonderful and idyllic vacation spot [[Category:Moves]]" 5610 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Q-6.png|thumb|371x371px]] '''Rook to Q -6''' is a fairly popular [[move]] in Chess. [[Q -6]] is a wonderful and idyllic vacation spot [[Category:Moves]] 03ulvvv2ttrugam5zxf666s8gvy8po3 0 2762 5358 2023-01-29T19:41:16Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar, but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay goes by normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never mov..." 5358 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar, but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay goes by normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never [[move]]. * No [[Castle|castling]]. * A pawn [[promotion]] occurs for both teams at the beginning of the match. * Initial [[entropy]] is doubled. [[Category:Variants]] a612hgtk2uvoltf3yhp9vake9mc95ox 5359 5358 2023-01-29T19:42:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 5359 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar to regular [[Chess]], but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay goes by normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never [[move]]. * No [[Castle|castling]]. * A pawn [[promotion]] occurs for both teams at the beginning of the match. * Initial [[entropy]] is doubled. [[Category:Variants]] mqjm3mq4y3j4i6cxqxn5eje58qd2boq 5360 5359 2023-01-29T19:42:26Z Chalcogens 52316134 5360 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar [[to]] regular [[Chess]], but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay goes by normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never [[move]]. * No [[Castle|castling]]. * A pawn [[promotion]] occurs for both teams at the beginning of the match. * Initial [[entropy]] is doubled. [[Category:Variants]] lke86z93khsxnjbf7v4n6csv9t3tne7 5367 5360 2023-01-30T07:50:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 5367 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar [[to]] regular [[Chess]], but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay follows normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == Because of this chaotic starting board configuration, several [[side effects]] arise: * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never [[move]]. * [[Castle|Castling]] becomes impossible. * A pawn [[promotion]] occurs for both teams at the beginning of the match. * Initial [[entropy]] is doubled. [[Category:Variants]] 8vec9bqovzv5yl2x1a6lmfdkl85f08f 6311 5367 2023-08-04T22:51:15Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6311 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar [[to]] regular [[Chess]], but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay follows normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == Because of this chaotic starting board configuration, several [[side effects]] arise: * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never [[move]]. * [[Castle|Castling]] becomes impossible. * A pawn [[promotion]] occurs for both teams at the beginning of the match. * Initial [[entropy]] is doubled. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Quality articles]] nrenj7plmm7lwtr9atfz4msvg8rtwlr 6332 6311 2023-08-08T21:31:34Z 2.97.99.207 6332 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sidechess.png|thumb|355x355px|rotated chess emulated on the computer]] '''Rotated Chess''' refers [[to]] a [[:Category:Variants|Chess variant]] that is strikingly similar [[to]] regular [[Chess]], but bears some major differences. The main difference being that the placement of the [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] is rotated by 90° clockwise. The [[board]] remains untouched and the gameplay follows normal [[Chess]] rules. == Notable Differences == Because of this chaotic starting board configuration, several [[side effects]] arise: * The [[Pawn|pawns]] can almost never [[move]]. * [[Castle|Castling]] becomes impossible. * A pawn [[promotion]] occurs for both teams at the beginning of the match. * Initial [[entropy]] is doubled. == See Also == [[Sidepawn]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 8696p0u9xdiykpbjf57y7r652i5jz6t 0 2514 4858 2016-11-19T18:04:38Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Fight]] 4858 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Fight]] pkvf33lzsccg1f64tuaipszf4h3u7b3 0 2291 4380 2015-03-29T03:15:51Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Royal Flush''' occurs when a [[King]], [[Queen]], [[Jack]], [[10]] and [[9]] of the same color are all lined up in a row. It is the highest-scoring combination and trumps..." 4380 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Royal Flush''' occurs when a [[King]], [[Queen]], [[Jack]], [[10]] and [[9]] of the same color are all lined up in a row. It is the highest-scoring combination and trumps any other combination of pieces. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 1iknidcbc46bgm0rpixvwxuurwxp6pr 0 2233 4274 2015-03-13T21:39:03Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Royalshipping '''is [[shipping]] between the [[King]] and [[Queen]]. Evidence for '''Royalshipping''': *The King and Queen start the game in adjacent [[square]]s. *Both h..." 4274 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Royalshipping '''is [[shipping]] between the [[King]] and [[Queen]]. Evidence for '''Royalshipping''': *The King and Queen start the game in adjacent [[square]]s. *Both have royal blood. *The Queen is a Taurus and the King is a Virgo! It is generally accepted in [[Chess Fanon]] that they prefer [[Doggy Style]]. [[Category:Shipping]] 3bibbau5x5zbhlvr0zeb0wpwc6mr48h 0 2537 4904 2017-01-19T17:53:51Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Chess Rulebook''' is an essential part of any [[Chess]] fan's [[library]] and contains the complete text of the game's [[rules]]. == Table of contents == # Preface # ..." 4904 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Chess Rulebook''' is an essential part of any [[Chess]] fan's [[library]] and contains the complete text of the game's [[rules]]. == Table of contents == # Preface # Foreword # Introduction # Preamble # Prologue # Prelude # Chapter 0: Introduction 2 # Chapter 1: Chess History # Chapter 2: What is [[Chess]]? # Chapter 3: A brief introduction [[to]] [[Chess]] # Chapter 4: [[Chess]] [[Pieces]] # Chapter 5: Preparing For Your First Chess Game (end of Volume 1) [[Category:Books]] [[Category:Rules]] scilro8lbmt9eos8vxs70b9xzs8aaab 0 3105 6037 2023-07-13T17:53:39Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''S''' is the absolute best [[rank]] that one can reach in [[Chess]]. If you find yourself here, you've really made the grade! == Etymology == The "S" stands for '''"Say, what a good rank!"''' [[Category:Ranks]]" 6037 wikitext text/x-wiki '''S''' is the absolute best [[rank]] that one can reach in [[Chess]]. If you find yourself here, you've really made the grade! == Etymology == The "S" stands for '''"Say, what a good rank!"''' [[Category:Ranks]] ri15mqm1ofx154kz1de41o68lp9nucj 0 3343 6601 2023-09-02T14:15:21Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "For a [[Piece]] to become a [[Saint]], it must die, then perform two [[Miracle|miracles]]. One miracle is not enough. Three is too many. As it is difficult [[to]] cause miracles after one's death, they are considered especially miraculous, and are usually performed via their [[death]] falling unto a [[Mouse Trap (Event)|Rube Goldberg machine]] with miracles at the other end. When the Piece is revived as a a Saint, it may not return to the Chessboard but may perform its..." 6601 wikitext text/x-wiki For a [[Piece]] to become a [[Saint]], it must die, then perform two [[Miracle|miracles]]. One miracle is not enough. Three is too many. As it is difficult [[to]] cause miracles after one's death, they are considered especially miraculous, and are usually performed via their [[death]] falling unto a [[Mouse Trap (Event)|Rube Goldberg machine]] with miracles at the other end. When the Piece is revived as a a Saint, it may not return to the Chessboard but may perform its actions (''blessings'') once per turn from outside of the Chessboard. The blessings are new to each [[Saint]], depending on their saintly remit. Remit is assigned by the Church and is based upon the actions of the Saint's prior life (for example, Saint of [[Move|movement]]), or whatever the [[Holy C]] improvises for them upon [[canonisation]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:The Undead]] qikkhlwbffdcd4trw2pdg0qglzlpm8l 6602 6601 2023-09-02T14:15:58Z Craten 26192002 6602 wikitext text/x-wiki For a [[Piece]] to become a [[Saint]], it must die, then perform two [[Miracle|miracles]]. One miracle is not enough. Three is too many. As it is difficult [[to]] cause miracles after one's death, they are considered especially miraculous, and are usually performed via their [[death]] falling unto a [[Mouse Trap (Event)|Rube Goldberg machine]] with miracles at the other end. When the Piece is revived as a a Saint, it may not return to the Chessboard but may perform its actions (''blessings'') once per turn from outside of the Chessboard. The blessings are new to each [[Saint]], depending on their saintly remit. Remit is assigned by the Church and is based upon the actions of the Saint's prior life (for example, Saint of [[Move|movement]]), or whatever the [[Holy C]] improvises for them upon [[Canonization|canonisation]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:The Undead]] 98761f7w86rgaxt3l7hfkwyd1lvjhji 0 2872 5563 2023-02-05T22:17:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Santaclaus.jpg|thumb]] '''Santa Claus''' is a minor character in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]], appearing on [[Chessmas]] each year. == Design == He is a large rotund man in [[red]] and has his fabulous [[white]] beard and signature hat == Appearances == He has first appeared on [[Coca-Cola]] ads and has since been coming back for every Chessmas. His last appearance was last December 25th. == Trivia == * The [[reindeer]] piece is briefly available any tim..." 5563 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Santaclaus.jpg|thumb]] '''Santa Claus''' is a minor character in the [[Chess World|Chess Universe]], appearing on [[Chessmas]] each year. == Design == He is a large rotund man in [[red]] and has his fabulous [[white]] beard and signature hat == Appearances == He has first appeared on [[Coca-Cola]] ads and has since been coming back for every Chessmas. His last appearance was last December 25th. == Trivia == * The [[reindeer]] piece is briefly available any time '''Santa Claus''' is in town * He is replaced by [[Charles Darwin]] in [[Atheism|atheism Chess]] [[Category:Characters]] 7imp8w3828yhsyzcz5a9y7243qgtf0i 0 2476 4778 2016-07-13T05:31:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Sawdust''' is a small [[piece]] that wooden [[pieces]] can transform [[to]] become. Its [[strategy]] usually focuses on swarming the opponent [[piece]]s and converting them..." 4778 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sawdust''' is a small [[piece]] that wooden [[pieces]] can transform [[to]] become. Its [[strategy]] usually focuses on swarming the opponent [[piece]]s and converting them into more sawdust. It is one of the leading causes of [[Chess Sneeze]]s. == See also == * [[Gray]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Particles]] h6dm2ydk0i59ojamzt2vyy5g1g2zxhe 0 3454 6928 2023-11-13T14:22:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Scary Update''' is a [[Chess]] update released on [[Halloween]] of [[2011]]. It's particularly known for introducing new [[:Category:Monsters|monsters]] such as [[Zombie|zombies]], [[Skeleton|skeletons]], [[Vampire|vampires]], [[Witch|witches]], [[Chess Frankenstein|Chess Frankensteins]] and more, as well as introducing [[candy]] as a [[food]] item. Maps got temporarily [[Fog of War|foggier]] and darker for the following month. [[Category:Updates]] Category:His..." 6928 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Scary Update''' is a [[Chess]] update released on [[Halloween]] of [[2011]]. It's particularly known for introducing new [[:Category:Monsters|monsters]] such as [[Zombie|zombies]], [[Skeleton|skeletons]], [[Vampire|vampires]], [[Witch|witches]], [[Chess Frankenstein|Chess Frankensteins]] and more, as well as introducing [[candy]] as a [[food]] item. Maps got temporarily [[Fog of War|foggier]] and darker for the following month. [[Category:Updates]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Horror]] g4yy4humyf2sy0jmja446f4imao4x4n 6929 6928 2023-11-13T14:23:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 6929 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Scary Update''' is a [[Chess]] update released on [[Halloween]] of [[2011]]. It's particularly known for introducing new [[:Category:Monsters|monsters]] and [[Piece|pieces]] such as [[Zombie|zombies]], [[Skeleton|skeletons]], [[Vampire|vampires]], [[Witch|witches]], [[Chess Frankenstein|Chess Frankensteins]], [[Jack o' lantern|Jack o' lanterns]] and more, as well as introducing [[candy]] as a [[food]] item. Maps got temporarily [[Fog of War|foggier]] and darker for the following month. [[Category:Updates]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Horror]] fgy1h6vacgj7gp0j2fj52ike8wbcbep 6932 6929 2023-11-19T18:34:26Z 89.243.115.155 6932 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Scary Update''' is a [[Chess]] update released on [[Halloween]] of [[2011]]. It's particularly known for introducing new [[:Category:Monsters|monsters]] and [[Piece|pieces]] such as [[Zombie|zombies]], [[Skeleton|skeletons]], [[Vampire|vampires]], [[Witch|witches]], [[Chess Frankenstein|Chess Frankensteins]], [[Jack o' lantern|Jack o' lanterns]] and more, as well as introducing [[candy]] as a [[food]] item. Maps got [[Fog of War|foggier]] and darker. Some<sup>[who?]</sup> have argued that the '''Scary Update''' should have been rescinded or at least made optional at some point since. [[Category:Updates]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Horror]] iyzm11tighzh0fgcrhab1o8tw7p1p9d 6933 6932 2023-11-19T18:34:42Z 89.243.115.155 6933 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Scary Update''' is a [[Chess]] update released on [[Halloween]] of [[2011]]. It's particularly known for introducing new [[:Category:Monsters|monsters]] and [[Piece|pieces]] such as [[Zombie|zombies]], [[Skeleton|skeletons]], [[Vampire|vampires]], [[Witch|witches]], [[Chess Frankenstein|Chess Frankensteins]], [[Jack o' lantern|Jack o' lanterns]] and more, as well as introducing [[candy]] as a [[food]] item. Maps got [[Fog of War|foggier]] and darker. Some<sup>[who?]</sup> have argued that the '''Scary Update''' should have been rescinded or at least made [[Options|optional]] at some point since. [[Category:Updates]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Horror]] 0qzal2voan547nn9jib1wfuxukn2tqt 0 2560 4941 2018-12-31T23:53:04Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Scesh''' is a pseudo-sequel to [[Chess]], featuring many of the same characters but in a different setting. Its [[canon]] status is currently unknown. [[Category:Anagrams]]" 4941 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Scesh''' is a pseudo-sequel to [[Chess]], featuring many of the same characters but in a different setting. Its [[canon]] status is currently unknown. [[Category:Anagrams]] siqapk9suocvm3j5ji5279r1uu6nmrb 4942 4941 2018-12-31T23:53:29Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 4942 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Scesh''' is a pseudo-sequel to [[Chess]], featuring many of the same characters but in a different setting. Its [[canon]] status is currently unknown. [[Category:Anagrams]] [[Category:Sequels]] [[Category:Games]] n341jbfyz144c2tp1exr50b18v7kh6d 0 2874 5567 2023-02-06T00:19:57Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Schmess''' is a way [[to]] ridicule [[Chess]]. Do so at your own peril. [[Category:Terminology]]" 5567 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Schmess''' is a way [[to]] ridicule [[Chess]]. Do so at your own peril. [[Category:Terminology]] 6e59myfitsus1mzq030ilkkf1p8765p 5569 5567 2023-02-06T00:21:34Z Craten 26192002 5569 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chmess]]. Not to be confused with [[Chess]] either. That's what they want you to confuse it with.'' '''Schmess''' is a way [[to]] ridicule [[Chess]]. Do so at your own peril. == Quotations == ''"Chess, Schmess!"'' - last words of anyone who has said ''"Chess, Schmess!"'' [[Category:Terminology]] i0ptv6vbq8jsekur7e32jzrhtv7z1mp 6640 5569 2023-09-07T00:47:42Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6640 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chmess]]. Not to be confused with [[Chess]] either. That's what they want you to confuse it with.'' '''Schmess''' is a way [[to]] ridicule [[Chess]]. Do so at your own peril. == Quotations == ''"Chess, Schmess!"'' - last words of anyone who has said ''"Chess, Schmess!"'' [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] l2qyj23cw3lcc7cuh039j3bodr9ucbp 0 2445 4705 2016-04-29T18:43:44Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Scout''' is a [[piece]] used for scouting the board and discovering the location of enemy pieces. It has several variants, depending on the player's current [[tech leve..." 4705 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Scout''' is a [[piece]] used for scouting the board and discovering the location of enemy pieces. It has several variants, depending on the player's current [[tech level]]. == Evolution == === Level I === The scout appears as a mounted rider on a fast [[Horsey|horse]]. === Level II === The scout appears as a mounted rider on a slightly faster [[Horsey|horse]]. === Level III === The scout appears as a mounted rider in a [[Model T]]. Occasionally, he must disembark and wind the crank. === Level IV === The scout appears as a fast-running man with a baseball cap and [[bat]]. === Level V === The scout appears as an armored mounted rider on a [[speeder bike]]. [[Category:Pieces]] ep1ptw3bk0fb8wvwejlh0krfvewsl7s 4998 4705 2020-12-11T22:42:53Z 163.114.132.3 /* Level II */ 4998 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Scout''' is a [[piece]] used for scouting the board and discovering the location of enemy pieces. It has several variants, depending on the player's current [[tech level]]. == Evolution == === Level I === The scout appears as a mounted rider on a fast [[Horsey|horse]]. === Level II === The scout appears as a mounted rider on a slightly faster [[Horsey|horse]], by popular demand. === Level III === The scout appears as a mounted rider in a [[Model T]]. Occasionally, he must disembark and wind the crank. === Level IV === The scout appears as a fast-running man with a baseball cap and [[bat]]. === Level V === The scout appears as an armored mounted rider on a [[speeder bike]]. [[Category:Pieces]] gi1q66seuq8obinewmc6fpnszzx3a77 0 3259 6424 2023-08-16T23:20:22Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "If no [[Move|moves]] have been played for two or more [[Move|moves]], the [[Chessboard]] enters power saving mode by launching a 4K [[3D Chess|3D]] maze Screensaver. The [[Player|players]], once rivals, must work together [[to]] [[Esc|escape]] this maze and continue their [[Chess|Chessgame]]. [[:Category:Monsters|Monsters]] in the Maze include: *[[Pawn]] *[[Cacodemon]] *[[:Category:Monsters|Monster]] *[[Chess Umpire|Chess umpire]]" 6424 wikitext text/x-wiki If no [[Move|moves]] have been played for two or more [[Move|moves]], the [[Chessboard]] enters power saving mode by launching a 4K [[3D Chess|3D]] maze Screensaver. The [[Player|players]], once rivals, must work together [[to]] [[Esc|escape]] this maze and continue their [[Chess|Chessgame]]. [[:Category:Monsters|Monsters]] in the Maze include: *[[Pawn]] *[[Cacodemon]] *[[:Category:Monsters|Monster]] *[[Chess Umpire|Chess umpire]] iifovp99nv2vmz8sa1iuxr7nr97y1o1 6425 6424 2023-08-16T23:20:43Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6425 wikitext text/x-wiki If no [[Move|moves]] have been played for two or more [[Move|moves]], the [[Chessboard]] enters power saving mode by launching a 4K [[3D Chess|3D]] maze Screensaver. The [[Player|players]], once rivals, must work together [[to]] [[Esc|escape]] this maze and continue their [[Chess|Chessgame]]. [[:Category:Monsters|Monsters]] in the Maze include: *[[Pawn]] *[[Cacodemon]] *[[:Category:Monsters|Monster]] *[[Chess Umpire|Chess umpire]] [[Category:Modes]] [[Category:Minigames]] pkikdrd9143gqh701ci9r5dpu9zoaul 6453 6425 2023-08-20T14:44:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6453 wikitext text/x-wiki If no [[Move|moves]] have been played for two or more [[Move|moves]], the [[Chessboard]] enters power saving mode by launching a 4K [[3D Chess|3D]] maze Screensaver. The [[Player|players]], once rivals, must work together [[to]] [[Esc|escape]] this maze and continue their [[Chess|Chessgame]]. [[:Category:Monsters|Monsters]] in the Maze include: *[[Pawn]] *[[Cacodemon]] *[[:Category:Monsters|Monster]] *[[Chess Umpire|Chess umpire]] [[Category:Modes]] [[Category:Minigames]] [[Category:Realms]] qb99ydyr6sstrodwpirecmzw1pqaz26 0 2345 4482 2016-02-02T04:00:32Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "If you play [[Chess]] in the open ocean, it is known as [[Sea Chess]]. Any [[pieces]] lost out on the tide are considered [[slain]]. If a player drowns, he wins by default." 4482 wikitext text/x-wiki If you play [[Chess]] in the open ocean, it is known as [[Sea Chess]]. Any [[pieces]] lost out on the tide are considered [[slain]]. If a player drowns, he wins by default. 8cqbvcliabf8m65nhhwbs5y6qjua2kj 4483 4482 2016-02-02T04:00:43Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4483 wikitext text/x-wiki If you play [[Chess]] in the open ocean, it is known as [[Sea Chess]]. Any [[pieces]] lost out on the tide are considered [[slain]]. If a player drowns, he wins by default. [[Category:Variants]] 4vl2pt4hxelu3en5dm8knqgd4mw1cu4 4487 4483 2016-02-02T04:04:55Z Milo fett 34586 4487 wikitext text/x-wiki If you play [[Chess]] in the open ocean, it is known as [[Sea Chess]]. Any [[pieces]] lost out on the tide are considered [[slain]]. If a player drowns, he wins by default. ==See also== * [[C5|Sea 5]] [[Category:Variants]] 8u2x475w90cmoyhxp8arkrb5ghsexn7 0 2758 5352 2023-01-29T12:14:47Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "In order [[to]] assess the status of their [[King]] and [[army]], a player can [[Check]] theirself. Ensure [[to]] clear the self-check before the next turn or it becomes self-Checkmate, and you both win and lose. This is best done before you self-Wreck." 5352 wikitext text/x-wiki In order [[to]] assess the status of their [[King]] and [[army]], a player can [[Check]] theirself. Ensure [[to]] clear the self-check before the next turn or it becomes self-Checkmate, and you both win and lose. This is best done before you self-Wreck. m3of05nzv3hc60vp1vnghnsj5vlvv86 5353 5352 2023-01-29T12:15:41Z Craten 26192002 5353 wikitext text/x-wiki In order [[to]] assess the status of their [[King]] and [[army]], a player can [[Check]] theirself. Ensure [[to]] clear the self-check before the next turn or it becomes self-Checkmate, and you both win and lose. This is best done before you self-Wreck. [[Category:Moves]] oz3d2r0nbe3nvvp3iip4p2s6zebbp6l 5361 5353 2023-01-29T22:31:57Z Craten 26192002 5361 wikitext text/x-wiki In order [[to]] assess the status of their [[King]] and [[army]], a player can [[Check]] theirself. Ensure [[to]] clear the self-check before the next turn or it becomes self-[[Checkmate]], and you both win and lose. This is best done before you self-Wreck. [[Category:Moves]] hduu1i326en3hb3wz3l8skdwxk4uet4 0 2365 4540 2016-02-14T01:14:22Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "In this variant on [[Chess]], the [[Bishop|Bishops]] are placed on a separate [[chessboard]]. Play continues as normal across the two chessboards." 4540 wikitext text/x-wiki In this variant on [[Chess]], the [[Bishop|Bishops]] are placed on a separate [[chessboard]]. Play continues as normal across the two chessboards. dhg2o97x29z9khsssj8ov597ztsbw6k 4541 4540 2016-02-14T01:14:37Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4541 wikitext text/x-wiki In this variant on [[Chess]], the [[Bishop|Bishops]] are placed on a separate [[chessboard]]. Play continues as normal across the two chessboards. [[Category:Theology]] [[Category:Variants]] mvordtmpl5colnu3nv05x0e5t4073ap 0 2708 5245 2023-01-19T21:36:01Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Serbian-sidescroller.gif|thumb|312x312px|The Serbian Sidescroller being used]] The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is a painstakingly precise [[:Category:Openings|opening]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]], usually taking years of [[Chessperience]] to be able [[to]] perform it. == How To Perform == The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is performed by bringing out [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] through the leftmost [[file]], one such reliable method [[to]] do this..." 5245 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Serbian-sidescroller.gif|thumb|312x312px|The Serbian Sidescroller being used]] The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is a painstakingly precise [[:Category:Openings|opening]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]], usually taking years of [[Chessperience]] to be able [[to]] perform it. == How To Perform == The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is performed by bringing out [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] through the leftmost [[file]], one such reliable method [[to]] do this is to bring out the leftmost [[pawn]] and trail [[a]] [[Horsey]] behind it. After reaching the opposite side, [[move]] the leftmost [[Rook]] straight forward, followed by [[Move|moving]] the leftmost [[Bishop]] just right behind the Rook (NOTE: the second leftmost pawn has to have been moved to allow this). Finish this by getting the [[Queen]] behind the [[Bishop]]. == Strategy == It is unknown what the payoff is for this opening == Trivia == This maneuver has nothing to do with Serbia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Openings]] 1joz7232z184eywiw9y14uxgo49noqz 5246 5245 2023-01-19T21:37:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 5246 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Serbian-sidescroller.gif|thumb|312x312px|The Serbian Sidescroller being used]] The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is a painstakingly precise [[:Category:Openings|opening]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]], usually taking years of [[Chessperience]] to be able [[to]] perform it. == How To Perform == The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is performed by bringing out [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] through the leftmost [[file]], one such reliable method [[to]] do this is to bring out the leftmost [[pawn]] and trail [[a]] [[Horsey]] behind it. After reaching the opposite side, [[move]] the leftmost [[Rook]] straight forward, followed by [[Move|moving]] the leftmost [[Bishop]] just right behind the Rook (NOTE: the second leftmost pawn has to have been moved to allow this). Finish this by getting the [[Queen]] behind the [[Bishop]]. == Strategy == It is unknown what the payoff is for this opening. Greater control over the middle [[Rank|ranks]] is theorized. == Trivia == This maneuver has nothing to do with Serbia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Openings]] n86sr8wf0jyc2ni18jv8r0qvzesdijj 5254 5246 2023-01-20T10:51:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 5254 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Serbian-sidescroller.gif|thumb|312x312px|The Serbian Sidescroller being used]] The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is a painstakingly precise [[:Category:Openings|opening]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]], usually taking years of [[Chessperience]] to be able [[to]] perform it. == How To Perform == The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is performed by bringing out [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] through the leftmost [[file]], one such reliable method [[to]] do this is to bring out the leftmost [[pawn]] and trail [[a]] [[Horsey]] behind it. After reaching the opposite side, [[move]] the leftmost [[Rook]] straight forward, followed by [[Move|moving]] the leftmost [[Bishop]] just right behind the Rook (NOTE: the second leftmost pawn has to have been moved to allow this). Finish this by getting the [[Queen]] behind the [[Bishop]]. Getting the [[King]] involved in the Serbian Sidescroller is optional, shall this occur, the opening is dubbed '''''Serbian Sidescroller ~ Royal Sweep''''' == Strategy == It is unknown what the payoff is for this opening. Greater control over the middle [[Rank|ranks]] is theorized. == Trivia == This maneuver has nothing to do with Serbia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Openings]] guph1ykuncmkvhfdyfnz2a2qmnfj9e2 5255 5254 2023-01-20T11:35:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 5255 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Serbian-sidescroller.gif|thumb|312x312px|The Serbian Sidescroller being used]] The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is a painstakingly precise [[:Category:Openings|opening]] [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]], usually taking years of [[Chessperience]] to be able [[to]] perform it. == How To Perform == The '''Serbian Sidescroller''' is performed by bringing out [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]] through the leftmost [[file]], one such reliable method [[to]] do this is to bring out the leftmost [[pawn]] and trail [[a]] [[Horsey]] behind it. After reaching the opposite side, [[move]] the leftmost [[Rook]] straight forward, followed by [[Move|moving]] the leftmost [[Bishop]] just right behind the Rook (NOTE: the second leftmost pawn has to have been moved to allow this). Finish this by getting the [[Queen]] behind the [[Bishop]]. Getting the [[King]] involved in the Serbian Sidescroller is optional, shall this occur, the opening is dubbed '''''Serbian Sidescroller ~ Royal Sweep''''' == Rightside Edition == It is valid [[to]] play the Serbian Sidescroller right-side, it is, however, more difficult, as you are [[En Passant|forced]] to trail your [[King]] [[too]] in order [[to]] involve your [[Queen]]. This method is objectively inferior == Strategy == It is unknown what the payoff is for this opening. Greater control over the middle [[Rank|ranks]] is theorized. == Trivia == This maneuver has nothing to do with Serbia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Openings]] k9c2s4x7xn6xm56bsa57pcm2bfcmo5x 0 2260 4325 2015-03-17T19:36:10Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "''This article is about the player character Sergeant Peters. For Peter Plum, see [[Professor Plum]].'' '''Sergeant Peters''' is the Player Character in [[Chess]]. Peters' ge..." 4325 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the player character Sergeant Peters. For Peter Plum, see [[Professor Plum]].'' '''Sergeant Peters''' is the Player Character in [[Chess]]. Peters' gender, race, appearance, and even personality are all customizable by the [[player]]. The male version of the character (known by fans as Male!Petes) is voiced by [[Troy Baker]], and the female version (nicknamed FemPete by fans) is voiced by [[Jennifer Hale]]. In most endings, Peters ends up dead; however, with a high enough Readiness Score, Peters is shown to take a breath in a post-credits cutscene. [[Category:Pieces]] 5jvr397tzy97d8wpx9xc2en0kowgxml 4326 4325 2015-03-17T19:41:41Z Milo fett 34586 4326 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the player character Sergeant Peters. For Peter Plum, see [[Professor Plum]].'' '''Sergeant Peters''' is the Player Character in [[Chess]]. Peters' gender, race, appearance, and even personality are all customizable by the [[player]]. The male version of the character (known by fans as Male!Petes) is voiced by [[Troy Baker]], and the female version (nicknamed FemPete by fans) is voiced by [[Laura Bailey]]. In most endings, Peters ends up dead; however, with a high enough Readiness Score, Peters is shown to take a breath in a post-credits cutscene. [[Category:Pieces]] ow9ha8z4myyo7gkwbqllbhqfg9wdwu2 0 3256 6417 2023-08-16T14:48:12Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "Welcome to your new [[Chess]]! We're just getting everything ready for you... [[To]] set up a game, [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]], [[Craten|praise Craten]], [[:Category:Chessboards|choose your Chessboard]] and then [[Setup#Piece Placement|place your pieces]]. == Piece Placement == Starting with White, each player places one piece on any Square of [[Preferred gender pronoun|his, her or their]] [[choice]]. Once all the Pieces are laid, it's Is it Chess Time yet?..." 6417 wikitext text/x-wiki Welcome to your new [[Chess]]! We're just getting everything ready for you... [[To]] set up a game, [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]], [[Craten|praise Craten]], [[:Category:Chessboards|choose your Chessboard]] and then [[Setup#Piece Placement|place your pieces]]. == Piece Placement == Starting with White, each player places one piece on any Square of [[Preferred gender pronoun|his, her or their]] [[choice]]. Once all the Pieces are laid, it's [[Is it Chess Time yet?|time to Chess]]! bmy2ye4gds87qp6vja1ad5upltknrk0 6418 6417 2023-08-16T14:48:32Z 78.40.233.11 6418 wikitext text/x-wiki Welcome to your new [[Chess]]! We're just getting everything ready for you... [[To]] set up a game, [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]], [[Craten|praise Craten]], [[:Category:Chessboards|choose your Chessboard]] and then [[Setup#Piece Placement|place your pieces]]. == Piece Placement == Starting with White, each player places one piece on any unoccupied Square of [[Preferred gender pronoun|his, her or their]] [[choice]]. Once all the Pieces are laid, it's [[Is it Chess Time yet?|time to Chess]]! qpv1a6q9ll1kpx8vr0ghxygeewxmgbj 6419 6418 2023-08-16T15:26:58Z 2.97.99.207 6419 wikitext text/x-wiki Welcome to your new [[Chess]]! We're just getting everything ready for you... [[To]] set up a game, [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]], [[Craten|praise Craten]], [[:Category:Chessboards|choose your Chessboard]] and then [[Setup#Piece Placement|place your pieces]]. == Piece Placement == Starting with [[White]], each [[player]] places [[The one Piece|one piece]] on any unoccupied Square of [[Preferred gender pronoun|his, her or their]] [[choice]]. [[Black]] goes next, then the other [[:Category:Colors|colours]] in hue order. Once all the Pieces are laid, it's [[Is it Chess Time yet?|time to Chess]]! d8oxuxmuqscbtu7n4w7ysqbt9cwjba8 6420 6419 2023-08-16T18:03:33Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6420 wikitext text/x-wiki Welcome to your new [[Chess]]! We're just getting everything ready for you... [[To]] set up a game, [[Himalayan Handshake|shake hands]], [[Craten|praise Craten]], [[:Category:Chessboards|choose your Chessboard]] and then [[Setup#Piece Placement|place your pieces]]. == Piece Placement == Starting with [[White]], each [[player]] places [[The one Piece|one piece]] on any unoccupied Square of [[Preferred gender pronoun|his, her or their]] [[choice]]. [[Black]] goes next, then the other [[:Category:Colors|colours]] in hue order. Once all the Pieces are laid, it's [[Is it Chess Time yet?|time to Chess]]! [[Category:Settings]] dt3dvzhjvwwa3fokmb21cffuv79wy6m 0 2631 5094 2023-01-09T19:52:15Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The shark is a rare piece in chess. The shark does not spawn at the beginning of the game and can be only found in water biomes. == Gameplay == The shark moves like a [[rook]], but it attacks by shooting lasers from it's eyes. These lasers can be aimed at any piece as long as another piece isn't in the way of the laser. Shooting lasers counts as a move. The shark can only exist on water [[Square|squares]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 5094 wikitext text/x-wiki The shark is a rare piece in chess. The shark does not spawn at the beginning of the game and can be only found in water biomes. == Gameplay == The shark moves like a [[rook]], but it attacks by shooting lasers from it's eyes. These lasers can be aimed at any piece as long as another piece isn't in the way of the laser. Shooting lasers counts as a move. The shark can only exist on water [[Square|squares]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 1awtu6zmarn6nvflmjlc0mwon44yhgy 0 3374 6748 2023-09-16T10:25:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Theseus]] 6748 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Theseus]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 448wlbhj7pjgka6hu1blv29idmr25y8 6749 6748 2023-09-16T10:26:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6749 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Theseus]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Greek culture]] [[Category:Philosophy]] esgc6b7dp6ct4u8ikbrac6a1vtw9k1d 0 3465 6963 2024-01-06T03:04:36Z 92.4.231.219 Created page with "''Not [[to]] be confused with the [[Battleships]] Piece of the same name.'' Some Chess players are all style, no substance. Others are full of substance, but without the style (itself considered [[Normcore|stylish]]). It's when the '''style becomes a substance''' that a '''showboat''' is [[Pregnant|born]]. A Showboat Chess player emphasises not the [[Move|moves]] themselves, but the flair. Moves may be done underneath [[Filter|Filters]], in [[Bullet Time|slow motion]],..." 6963 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not [[to]] be confused with the [[Battleships]] Piece of the same name.'' Some Chess players are all style, no substance. Others are full of substance, but without the style (itself considered [[Normcore|stylish]]). It's when the '''style becomes a substance''' that a '''showboat''' is [[Pregnant|born]]. A Showboat Chess player emphasises not the [[Move|moves]] themselves, but the flair. Moves may be done underneath [[Filter|Filters]], in [[Bullet Time|slow motion]], with extra gymnastics, you name it!<sup>[more examples needed]</sup> == Efficacy == Scientific studies suggest that showboating offers no benefit to [[Chess]] [[Performance-Enhancing Drugs (PEDs)|performance]]. If this is [[Wesley So|so]], why are all the top Chess [[:Category:Chess streamers|streamers]] showboats? Huh? [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Style]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] nd4f066rn5tjq3uvipux0176esbrfjv 0 2668 5150 2023-01-11T20:04:48Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Siberianswipe1.gif|thumb|Siberian Swipe in use]] The '''Siberian Swipe''' is a hidden [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and the [[Rook]]'s special ability. It involves taking your [[Rook]] and teleporting it behind the opposing [[Rook]], capturing it and taking it's place. It is very effective when used as an opening. The '''Siberian Swipe''' can only be done if neither of the paralleling [[Rook|Rooks]] have moved yet. There must be atleast 1 :Categ..." 5150 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Siberianswipe1.gif|thumb|Siberian Swipe in use]] The '''Siberian Swipe''' is a hidden [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and the [[Rook]]'s special ability. It involves taking your [[Rook]] and teleporting it behind the opposing [[Rook]], capturing it and taking it's place. It is very effective when used as an opening. The '''Siberian Swipe''' can only be done if neither of the paralleling [[Rook|Rooks]] have moved yet. There must be atleast 1 [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] of any color inbetween the [[Rook|Rooks]] == Trivia == The move has nothing to do with Siberia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Mechanics]] lgvilewdmpu16s37rrdrkxlza6hlkku 5151 5150 2023-01-11T20:05:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 5151 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Siberianswipe1.gif|thumb|Siberian Swipe in use|250x250px]] The '''Siberian Swipe''' is a hidden [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and the [[Rook]]'s special ability. It involves taking your [[Rook]] and teleporting it behind the opposing [[Rook]], capturing it and taking it's place. It is very effective when used as an opening. The '''Siberian Swipe''' can only be done if neither of the paralleling [[Rook|Rooks]] have moved yet. There must be atleast 1 [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] of any color inbetween the [[Rook|Rooks]] == Trivia == The move has nothing to do with Siberia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Mechanics]] e37tsnixnc23l5fpj6t0omvt91xplmq 5156 5151 2023-01-13T09:55:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 5156 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Siberianswipe1.gif|thumb|Siberian Swipe in use|250x250px]] The '''Siberian Swipe''' is a hidden [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and the [[Rook]]'s special ability. It involves taking your [[Rook]] and teleporting it behind the opposing [[Rook]], capturing it and taking it's place. It is very effective when used as an opening. One must shout: "''SIBERIAN SWIIIIIIIIIIIIPE!''" when conducting this maneuver. The '''Siberian Swipe''' can only be done if neither of the paralleling [[Rook|Rooks]] have moved yet. There must be atleast 1 [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] of any color inbetween the [[Rook|Rooks]] == Trivia == The move has nothing to do with Siberia [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Mechanics]] lchx6irv2m0tncbdgm5bwaitqaetn5d 5758 5156 2023-02-24T01:00:01Z 202.45.119.35 5758 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Siberianswipe1.gif|thumb|Siberian Swipe in use|250x250px]] The '''Siberian Swipe''' is a hidden [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and the [[Rook]]'s special ability. It involves taking your [[Rook]] and teleporting it behind the opposing [[Rook]], capturing it and taking it's place. It is very effective when used as an opening. One must shout: "''SIBERIAN SWIIIIIIIIIIIIPE!''" when conducting this maneuver. The '''Siberian Swipe''' can only be done if neither of the paralleling [[Rook|Rooks]] have moved yet. There must be atleast 1 [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] of any color inbetween the [[Rook|Rooks]] == Trivia == The move has nothing to do with Siberia. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Mechanics]] cawow86w3nqigmu0dqe816pqg19v7er 5952 5758 2023-05-29T07:56:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 5952 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Siberianswipe1.gif|thumb|Siberian Swipe in use|250x250px]] The '''Siberian Swipe''' is a hidden [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuver]] in [[Chess]] and the [[Rook]]'s special ability. It involves taking your [[Rook]] and teleporting it behind the opposing [[Rook]], capturing it and taking it's place. It is very effective when used as an opening. One must shout: "''SIBERIAN SWIIIIIIIIIIIIPE!''" when conducting this maneuver. The '''Siberian Swipe''' can only be done if neither of the paralleling [[Rook|Rooks]] have moved yet. There must be atleast 1 [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] of any color inbetween the [[Rook|Rooks]] == Quotes == ''"*teleports behind you* Heh, nothing personel, kid"'' - The Rook == Trivia == The move has nothing to do with Siberia. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Mechanics]] kka17g90fp96uozm81au4kw8tn4xlkk 0 3577 7296 2024-12-20T14:08:50Z Johncena1010 56446448 Created page with "The sicilian defense begins with you being a dumbass" 7296 wikitext text/x-wiki The sicilian defense begins with you being a dumbass 0u8evmzxmpk7pod1rw55kqduksa4rvh 0 2468 4759 2016-06-30T19:26:57Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A number of '''side effects''' have been reported by [[player]]s of [[Chess]]. * Reduced attention span * Sore ankles * Reality appears tractable by reduction to a simple gri..." 4759 wikitext text/x-wiki A number of '''side effects''' have been reported by [[player]]s of [[Chess]]. * Reduced attention span * Sore ankles * Reality appears tractable by reduction to a simple grid of [[square]]s * Strange smells during [[breakfast]] * Good dreams == See also == *[[Known issues]] kdbkupe8e5fvbtjbbpzoj5i4byi45g7 0 3186 6224 2023-07-27T00:11:18Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "The Sidepawn is a [[Pawn]] who moves Sideways. It moves one space at a time, except on its first turn, when it may move two spaces. To play with a Sidepawn, rotate any Pawn 90 degrees Clockwise or Otherwise. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]]" 6224 wikitext text/x-wiki The Sidepawn is a [[Pawn]] who moves Sideways. It moves one space at a time, except on its first turn, when it may move two spaces. To play with a Sidepawn, rotate any Pawn 90 degrees Clockwise or Otherwise. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] oo4t4egitpjt5r5kp9s7d9qero2i7y3 0 3272 6449 2023-08-20T02:56:12Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "At the start of a turn, any [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]] that finds itself with maximum [[Loneliness]] and minimum [[self-esteem]] may undergo the [[Sigma Grindset]]. With no change to their [[Loneliness]], the Piece's [[self-esteem]] flips from minimum [[to]] maximum, and their [[Laughing matter|laughing stock]] is filled permanently. [[Category:Skateboard Tricks]]" 6449 wikitext text/x-wiki At the start of a turn, any [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]] that finds itself with maximum [[Loneliness]] and minimum [[self-esteem]] may undergo the [[Sigma Grindset]]. With no change to their [[Loneliness]], the Piece's [[self-esteem]] flips from minimum [[to]] maximum, and their [[Laughing matter|laughing stock]] is filled permanently. [[Category:Skateboard Tricks]] 9aaaj8jj889q2uvil7f0p3p9ocd1luu 6450 6449 2023-08-20T02:57:01Z 2.97.99.207 Adding categories 6450 wikitext text/x-wiki At the start of a turn, any [[:Category:Pieces|Piece]] that finds itself with maximum [[Loneliness]] and minimum [[self-esteem]] may undergo the [[Sigma Grindset]]. With no change to their [[Loneliness]], the Piece's [[self-esteem]] flips from minimum [[to]] maximum, and their [[Laughing matter|laughing stock]] is filled permanently. [[Category:Skateboard Tricks]] [[Category:Mathematics]] nstoai929jhyvq36yjzqfgr1rojm0xg 0 2740 5314 2023-01-25T21:39:40Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Nobody [[to]] [[Chess]] with? Why not do it alone! Single-Player Chess allows [[Chess Training|Training]], [[Creative Mode]], and [[Automatic Chessing]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 5314 wikitext text/x-wiki Nobody [[to]] [[Chess]] with? Why not do it alone! Single-Player Chess allows [[Chess Training|Training]], [[Creative Mode]], and [[Automatic Chessing]]. [[Category:Variants]] 7vt3tdyyp9mw9au8cwirxaiuf8471pp 0 3197 6248 2023-07-29T13:01:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Sisyphus on board.png|thumb|311x311px|Sisyphus in game]] '''Sisyphus''' is a [[piece]] added in the [[Greek update]] for [[Chess]], which also added [[Chrysippus]], [[Greek Yogurt]] and more. Whenever Sisyphus is on [[board]], at least 1 [[Boulder]] piece must be on board as well. == Gameplay == Sisyphus is forced [[to]] push the boulder up the [[Rank|ranks]]. He can only [[move]] 1/100 [[Square|squares]] in the forward direction and 1 square in any other direct..." 6248 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sisyphus on board.png|thumb|311x311px|Sisyphus in game]] '''Sisyphus''' is a [[piece]] added in the [[Greek update]] for [[Chess]], which also added [[Chrysippus]], [[Greek Yogurt]] and more. Whenever Sisyphus is on [[board]], at least 1 [[Boulder]] piece must be on board as well. == Gameplay == Sisyphus is forced [[to]] push the boulder up the [[Rank|ranks]]. He can only [[move]] 1/100 [[Square|squares]] in the forward direction and 1 square in any other direction (this, however, causes him to drop the boulder back to [[1|rank 1]]). If Sisyphus hasn't been moved in 3 [[Turn|turns]], he automatically drops the boulder. Sisyphus cannot actually capture or be captured by enemy pieces. but he can push them. == Trivia == * The respective team [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins the game]] if Sisyphus pushes the boulder all the way to the other end [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] asn7yy0zk06ozof0b65hl8mpof52rx9 6259 6248 2023-08-02T17:22:18Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6259 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Sisyphus on board.png|thumb|311x311px|Sisyphus in game]] '''Sisyphus''' is a [[piece]] added in the [[Greek update]] for [[Chess]], which also added [[Chrysippus]], [[Greek Yogurt]] and more. Whenever Sisyphus is on [[board]], at least 1 [[Boulder]] piece must be on board as well. == Gameplay == Sisyphus is forced [[to]] push the boulder up the [[Rank|ranks]]. He can only [[move]] 1/100 [[Square|squares]] in the forward direction and 1 square in any other direction (this, however, causes him to drop the boulder back to [[1|rank 1]]). If Sisyphus hasn't been moved in 3 [[Turn|turns]], he automatically drops the boulder. Sisyphus cannot actually capture or be captured by enemy pieces. but he can push them. == Trivia == * The respective team [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins the game]] if Sisyphus pushes the boulder all the way to the other end [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Greek culture]] lhjrmwp49dnutmzg95vabmvnajssr5z 0 2775 5385 2023-02-01T01:21:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''"Sixteeners"''' is a derogatory term for a niche community formed around playing [[Chess]] with only sixteen [[piece]]s per [[Faction|side]]: * 8x [[Pawn]] * 2x [[Rook]] * 2x [[Horsey]] * 2x [[Bishop]] * 1x [[King]] * 1x [[Queen]] = Reception = [[File:Main-qimg-311659423842ee1af86dc3e120bc1111.png|thumb|A couple of Sixteeners trying to play Chess]] Generally, sixteeners are considered [[novice]]s at [[Chess]] due [[to]] their reliance on a heavily limited subset o..." 5385 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Sixteeners"''' is a derogatory term for a niche community formed around playing [[Chess]] with only sixteen [[piece]]s per [[Faction|side]]: * 8x [[Pawn]] * 2x [[Rook]] * 2x [[Horsey]] * 2x [[Bishop]] * 1x [[King]] * 1x [[Queen]] = Reception = [[File:Main-qimg-311659423842ee1af86dc3e120bc1111.png|thumb|A couple of Sixteeners trying to play Chess]] Generally, sixteeners are considered [[novice]]s at [[Chess]] due [[to]] their reliance on a heavily limited subset of [[piece]]s. While it's understandable that it might be hard at first to master some of the more complex pieces (such as the [[Banana]], [[Swordsman]], or [[writ of certiorari]]), there's frankly only so much you can do with only six pieces, making this Chess [[:category:Variants|variant]] primarily [[suit]]able for [[children]]. It is widely believed that sixteeners would be better off playing a game more suitable to their intellect, such as [[Candy Land]] or [[War (card game)]]. Reaction among [[player]]s ranges from "contemptuous scorn" to "supercilious derision". = See also = * [[Checkers]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Losers]] 2c5r42uwrcxr7xad8ed5lq22540v7uu 5386 5385 2023-02-01T01:21:55Z Milo fett 34586 5386 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Sixteeners"''' is a derogatory term for a niche community formed around playing [[Chess]] with only sixteen [[piece]]s per [[Faction|side]]: * 8x [[Pawn]] * 2x [[Rook]] * 2x [[Horsey]] * 2x [[Bishop]] * 1x [[King]] * 1x [[Queen]] = Reception = [[File:Main-qimg-311659423842ee1af86dc3e120bc1111.png|thumb|A couple of Sixteeners trying to play Chess]] Generally, sixteeners are considered [[novice]]s at [[Chess]] due [[to]] their reliance on a heavily limited subset of [[piece]]s. While it's understandable that it might be hard at first to master some of the more complex pieces (such as the [[Banana]], [[Swordsman]], or [[writ of certiorari]]), there's frankly only so much you can do with only six pieces, making this Chess [[:category:Variants|variant]] primarily [[suit]]able for [[children]]. It is widely believed that sixteeners would be better off playing a game more appropriate for their intellect, such as [[Candy Land]] or [[War (card game)]]. Reaction among [[player]]s ranges from "contemptuous scorn" to "supercilious derision". = See also = * [[Checkers]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Losers]] tfsvnsg4vuqjnix55884kxzgv3ue5lx 5387 5386 2023-02-01T01:22:39Z Milo fett 34586 5387 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Sixteeners"''' is a derogatory term for a niche community formed around playing [[Chess]] with only sixteen [[piece]]s per [[Faction|side]]: * 8x [[Pawn]] * 2x [[Rook]] * 2x [[Horsey]] * 2x [[Bishop]] * 1x [[King]] * 1x [[Queen]] == Reception == [[File:Main-qimg-311659423842ee1af86dc3e120bc1111.png|thumb|A couple of Sixteeners trying to play Chess]] Generally, sixteeners are considered [[novice]]s at [[Chess]] due [[to]] their reliance on a heavily limited subset of [[piece]]s. While it's understandable that it might be hard at first to master some of the more complex pieces (such as the [[Banana]], [[Swordsman]], or [[writ of certiorari]]), there's frankly only so much you can do with only six pieces, making this Chess [[:category:Variants|variant]] primarily [[suit]]able for [[children]]. It is widely believed that sixteeners would be better off playing a game more appropriate for their intellect, such as [[Candy Land]] or [[War (card game)]]. Reaction among [[player]]s ranges from "contemptuous scorn" to "supercilious derision". == See also == * [[Checkers]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Losers]] kuhxjzf8tfpo53tl3snnkt5szjaim6m 5388 5387 2023-02-01T01:25:14Z Milo fett 34586 5388 wikitext text/x-wiki '''"Sixteeners"''' is a derogatory term for a niche community formed around playing [[Chess]] with only sixteen [[piece]]s per [[Faction|side]]: * 8x [[Pawn]] * 2x [[Rook]] * 2x [[Horsey]] * 2x [[Bishop]] * 1x [[King]] * 1x [[Queen]] == Reception == [[File:Main-qimg-311659423842ee1af86dc3e120bc1111.png|thumb|A couple of Sixteeners trying to play Chess]] Generally, sixteeners are considered [[novice]]s at [[Chess]] due [[to]] their reliance on a heavily limited subset of [[piece]]s. While it's understandable that it might be hard at first to master some of the more complex pieces (such as the [[Banana]], [[Swordsman]], or [[writ of certiorari]]), there's frankly only so much you can do with only six pieces, making this Chess [[:category:Variants|variant]] primarily [[suit]]able for [[children]]. It is widely believed that sixteeners would be better off playing a game more appropriate for their intellect, such as [[Candy Land]] or [[War (card game)]]. Reaction among [[player]]s ranges from "contemptuous scorn" to "supercilious derision". == See also == * [[Checkers]] * [[Training]] * [[Black-and-White Chess]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Culture]] [[Category:Losers]] 1kqyhapemwqg23yov82p7uyd3y8x15z 0 2530 4892 2016-12-29T17:51:39Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''skull''' is the ultimate winning [[piece]] and something of a [[trump card]] in [[Chess]]. == Instructions == Put a skull onto the [[board]], disrupting the other [[piec..." 4892 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''skull''' is the ultimate winning [[piece]] and something of a [[trump card]] in [[Chess]]. == Instructions == Put a skull onto the [[board]], disrupting the other [[piece]]s and startling your opponent. Chances are, they'll run away and you'll [[Victory|win by default]]. [[Category:Pieces]] eyurqvkjyil7kab6fd76662jc5eclwj 0 3435 6882 2023-10-04T01:28:33Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A keen competitor to the [[Speedrunning]] [[Community Chess|community]] is [[Slowrunning]], in which Players compete against each other, themselves and the clock to complete the slowest game possible. Slowrunning was founded by [[Tigran M. Petrosian]] in 1887 in his game against [[Tigran X. Petrosian]], in which no [[Move|Moves]] have yet or will ever been completed. As this game now continues indefinitely, no Slowrunning competitor has bothered [[to]] try because they..." 6882 wikitext text/x-wiki A keen competitor to the [[Speedrunning]] [[Community Chess|community]] is [[Slowrunning]], in which Players compete against each other, themselves and the clock to complete the slowest game possible. Slowrunning was founded by [[Tigran M. Petrosian]] in 1887 in his game against [[Tigran X. Petrosian]], in which no [[Move|Moves]] have yet or will ever been completed. As this game now continues indefinitely, no Slowrunning competitor has bothered [[to]] try because they could never make a Game that started later last longer. [[Category:Meta]] pyh94kmbb99z4hjy7nk308rozxef9me 6883 6882 2023-10-04T01:29:16Z Craten 26192002 6883 wikitext text/x-wiki A keen competitor to the [[Speedrunning]] [[Community Chess|community]] is [[Slowrunning]], in which [[Player|Players]] compete against each other, themselves and the clock to undertake the slowest game possible. Slowrunning was founded by [[Tigran M. Petrosian]] in 1887 in his game against [[Tigran X. Petrosian]], in which no [[Move|Moves]] have yet or will ever been completed. As this game now continues indefinitely, no Slowrunning competitor has bothered [[to]] try because they could never make a Game that started later last longer. [[Category:Meta]] 79dk8xctjvidg1ip2j8s8xyolrau6y7 0 3306 6509 2023-08-24T21:32:35Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Watch your opponent's move carefully. If they move the same (denomination of) Piece you just Moved, shout '''<big>"SNAP!"</big>''' You may then snap their [[Piece]]. [[Category:Exclamations]]" 6509 wikitext text/x-wiki Watch your opponent's move carefully. If they move the same (denomination of) Piece you just Moved, shout '''<big>"SNAP!"</big>''' You may then snap their [[Piece]]. [[Category:Exclamations]] lb72ash38wo80l8fgl717gab85u4wfq 0 2379 4574 2016-03-02T22:04:37Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''sneezeguard''' protects the [[board]] from being sneezed on by [[passersby]]. == History == The earliest known sneezeguards were made out of primitive forms of glass. ..." 4574 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''sneezeguard''' protects the [[board]] from being sneezed on by [[passersby]]. == History == The earliest known sneezeguards were made out of primitive forms of glass. While expensive, this resilient material allowed for effective protection of the board against [[leper]]s and other sick people. Stained glass sneezeguards are traditionally used in religious chess sets, such as the one found in [[Bishop's Cathedral]], but this is just because they aren't cleaned very often. The invention of plastic has caused most chess sets today to include a clear plastic sneezeguard, allowing for a revolution in affordable disease prevention. For more information, contact the '''CDC''' (Chess Disease Commission). [[Category:Add-ons]] [[Category:Sanitation]] 84yax28rglvbjkazmd5d0x4ax5k5mwr 4595 4574 2016-03-02T23:31:29Z Milo fett 34586 4595 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''sneezeguard''' protects the [[board]] from being sneezed on by [[Passersby|passersby]]. == History == The earliest known sneezeguards were made out of primitive forms of glass. While expensive, this resilient material allowed for effective protection of the board against [[leper]]s and other sick people. Stained glass sneezeguards are traditionally used in religious chess sets, such as the one found in [[Bishop's Cathedral]], but this is just because they aren't cleaned very often. The invention of plastic has caused most chess sets today to include a clear plastic sneezeguard, allowing for a revolution in affordable disease prevention. For more information, contact the '''CDC''' (Chess Disease Commission). [[Category:Add-ons]] [[Category:Sanitation]] kbidf9db2j6g6b48flyi4rqjytvyes2 7266 4595 2024-11-30T19:45:59Z Milo fett 34586 7266 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''sneezeguard''' protects the [[board]] from being sneezed on by [[Passersby|passersby]]. == History == The earliest known sneezeguards were made out of primitive forms of glass. While expensive, this resilient material allowed for effective protection of the board against [[leper]]s and other sick people. Stained glass sneezeguards are traditionally used in religious chess sets, such as the one found in [[Bishop's Cathedral]], but this is just because they aren't [[cleaning|cleaned]] very often. The invention of plastic has caused most chess sets today to include a clear plastic sneezeguard, allowing for a revolution in affordable disease prevention. For more information, contact the '''CDC''' (Chess Disease Commission). [[Category:Add-ons]] [[Category:Sanitation]] aplhotpfre17sdtjdr6z07zszr1nfwq 0 2997 5799 2023-03-09T08:53:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Snow''' is a variant of [[rain]] that forms if the [[Atmospheric temperature|Chess Atmospheric temperature]] is below [[0|freezing point]]. It is only enabled during [[Winter]]. [[Category:Rain]] [[Category:Weather conditions]]" 5799 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Snow''' is a variant of [[rain]] that forms if the [[Atmospheric temperature|Chess Atmospheric temperature]] is below [[0|freezing point]]. It is only enabled during [[Winter]]. [[Category:Rain]] [[Category:Weather conditions]] bbw7zsock1wu9zg18vh6qmiqw1w3oxu 0 3369 6739 2023-09-14T17:31:43Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Wesley So]] 6739 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Wesley So]] 9ww52i75oyjch6vi3upbkfzjqkqm3pr 0 2449 4711 2016-04-29T20:44:49Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Soccer Chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played on a '''truncated icosahedron''', typically a '''soccer ball'''. Due to gravity constraints, it is best played in outer spa..." 4711 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Soccer Chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played on a '''truncated icosahedron''', typically a '''soccer ball'''. Due to gravity constraints, it is best played in outer space or from within an airplane that is rapidly rising and falling (see [[Zero Gravity Chess]]). [[Category:Variants]] r2cwrhxbeoawhq7rsdpmiyudxjuq4me 4719 4711 2016-04-29T21:07:20Z Milo fett 34586 4719 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Soccer Chess''' is a variant of [[Chess]] played on a '''truncated icosahedron''', typically a '''soccer ball'''. Due to gravity constraints, it is best played in outer space or from within an airplane that is rapidly rising and falling (see [[Zero Gravity Chess]]). [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Icosahedrons]] 21wxo89erm20b1til9szb8bbucqyg6c 0 3490 7013 2024-02-15T01:20:32Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Social Links''' are a game mechanic introduced in [[Chess 3]] and continuing through the [[Chess Timeline|rest of the series]]. When a [[player]] befriends a [[Piece]] of each [[Arcana]], they are able to unlock advanced abilities when creating later pieces from the same Arcana. Only upon maxing out all Arcana is a player able to create the [[Knook|ultimate piece]]. == Arcana and examples == === 0: The Fool === Represents a piece that's a dumb fucking cretin, you..." 7013 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Social Links''' are a game mechanic introduced in [[Chess 3]] and continuing through the [[Chess Timeline|rest of the series]]. When a [[player]] befriends a [[Piece]] of each [[Arcana]], they are able to unlock advanced abilities when creating later pieces from the same Arcana. Only upon maxing out all Arcana is a player able to create the [[Knook|ultimate piece]]. == Arcana and examples == === 0: The Fool === Represents a piece that's a dumb fucking cretin, you fucking fool absolute fucking buffoon, you bumbling idiot. Fuck you. === I: The Magician === Represents wizards and stage magic. * [[Wizard]] * [[Wizard Chess]] === II: The High Priestess === Represents a [[priestess]] that's had a bit too much to SMOKE... if you know what I mean!! * [[Bishop]] === III: The Empress === Represents a piece in a position of power. * [[Queen]] === IV: The Emperor === Also represents a piece in a position of power. * [[King]] === V: The Hierophant === Another word for [[Elephant]], this Arcana represents pieces of the order ''Proboscidia''. * [[Elephant]] === VI: The Lovers === Well isn't that nice! This Arcana, like Virginia, is "for lovers". * [[Pawn Farr]] * [[Bishipping]] === VII: The Chariot === Represents [[sweet ride]]s of all types. * [[Car]] * [[Motorcycle]] === VIII: Justice === Represents the maintenance of a fair and accountable society. * [[Chess Judge]] === IX: The Hermit === Represents [[Loneliness|solitude]]. * [[Spy]] === X: Fortune === Represents wealth, luck, and game shows. * [[Fortune Teller]] === XI: Strength === Represents the base [[Attribute]]s common to all pieces. * [[Pawn]] * [[Horsey]] === XII: The Hanged Man === The Arcana of choice for [[:Category:Creepypastas|creepypastas]]. * [[The Sinister Man]] === XIII: Death === Yikes!! I'm getting outta here!!!! * [[Death]] * [[Death (real life)]] === Got too scared to finish the list sorry === [[Category:Mechanics]] gmmcitqxwvlnupnk7quh6rqzeci8x5b 0 3308 6512 2023-08-25T17:27:34Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Chess can softlock [[Category:G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]]" 6512 wikitext text/x-wiki Chess can softlock [[Category:G̸̡á̢͠ḿ̴̡e̵̕͏͘ ̶́́͠s̢t͝͏҉̷͝ą͢͝t̷͟e̡͢͟͏s҉̸͢]] 71zwcg9fscc6q1m5lm322y1p6c1k9r6 0 2206 4205 2015-03-11T09:23:30Z Craten 26192002 Created page with " [[Category:Variants]]" 4205 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] kp5lmeq8wdj9gn33g2kgykzh9akj86n 4206 4205 2015-03-11T09:27:29Z Craten 26192002 4206 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] '''Solo Chess''' is the oldest known form of the game of [[Chess]]. It is played identically to [[Chess]] but with only the [[white]] pieces. The player immediately wins. Eventually, the [[black]] pieces were added to make the game more interesting. o8u0q7v7mkh6yak1fh7jxivvisexoq4 6617 4206 2023-09-07T00:37:00Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6617 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] '''Solo Chess''' is the oldest known form of the game of [[Chess]]. It is played identically to [[Chess]] but with only the [[white]] pieces. The player immediately wins. Eventually, the [[black]] pieces were added to make the game more interesting. [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] nm8ndeiwlk6f65dnrmyx1jmxqlo8cdj 0 3292 6488 2023-08-22T14:01:13Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "If you're not sure where [[to]] [[Move]], just say "Somewhere" and the [[AI]] will sort it out. [[Category:Locations]]" 6488 wikitext text/x-wiki If you're not sure where [[to]] [[Move]], just say "Somewhere" and the [[AI]] will sort it out. [[Category:Locations]] 507xuz7s1q7h1yap3qeyxipt7j0llzo 0 2469 4760 2016-06-30T19:28:50Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Sorry!''' is a notoriously contrite square. [[Category: Squares]]" 4760 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sorry!''' is a notoriously contrite square. [[Category: Squares]] cg5vo9m9tsevh3e6qmldk8z2iudwnq7 0 3241 6378 2023-08-14T17:06:19Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Square]] 6378 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Square]] qt5ng2h3h1kt3jefk1ucdf5fvoveqqc 0 3427 6869 2023-10-03T01:45:50Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Space Invaders]] descend on the [[Chessboard]] from above [[rank]] 8, firing lasers and destroying anything they touch. They are of greater risk [[to]] [[Black]] due to Black being higher up and the way they attack from behind, where the [[Black]] [[King]] is most prone. They speed up and switch directions when they reach the end of a [[Rank]]. [[Category:Hazards]]" 6869 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Space Invaders]] descend on the [[Chessboard]] from above [[rank]] 8, firing lasers and destroying anything they touch. They are of greater risk [[to]] [[Black]] due to Black being higher up and the way they attack from behind, where the [[Black]] [[King]] is most prone. They speed up and switch directions when they reach the end of a [[Rank]]. [[Category:Hazards]] shi41ta6j2o87b6k7p5invh5fr3lwom 0 2358 4524 2016-02-03T08:00:53Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Spades''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]] and is generally self-described. The suit of Spades is often associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to it..." 4524 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spades''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]] and is generally self-described. The suit of Spades is often associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to its namesake's role of digging up earth. [[Category:Spades]] j997o49k8wal5qaw1wtcxvsa0n3b1su 4525 4524 2016-02-03T08:01:14Z Milo fett 34586 4525 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spades''' is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]] and is generally self-described. The suit of Spades is often associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to its namesake's role of digging up earth. [[Category:Suits]] [[Category:Spades]] jr9ddpy53ii9beclkli2lfvrdjdbufx 4588 4525 2016-03-02T23:28:40Z Milo fett 34586 4588 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spades''' (♠) is one of the four main suits in [[Chess]] and is generally self-described. The suit of Spades is often associated with the classical element [[Earth]], due to its namesake's role of digging up earth. [[Category:Suits]] [[Category:Spades]] rhdgxuslpq9ao75hinnwuohsk375bjs 0 2655 5135 2023-01-11T06:41:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Spanish Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] that has the spanish language patch. There's no difference in gameplay aside from the [[Bishop]] being replaced by the [[Elephant]] and the [[Rook]] is changed to the [[Castle]] [[Category:Variants]]" 5135 wikitext text/x-wiki Spanish Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Chess Variant]] that has the spanish language patch. There's no difference in gameplay aside from the [[Bishop]] being replaced by the [[Elephant]] and the [[Rook]] is changed to the [[Castle]] [[Category:Variants]] ebzlq0dcsvja3gfl01unzipycikw141 0 3400 6814 2023-09-28T13:17:41Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Like all fast games, '''[[Chess]]''' boasts an avid Speedrunning [[Community Chess|community]]. Potential complications for Speedrunning are as follows: * Is your [[Opponent]] aware you are Speedrunning? They may [[Hesitation|take their time]] [[to]] slow you down. * Did you remember to start your Stopwatch? * PAL releases run at a slower [[framerate]]. * [[Timeflux]]" 6814 wikitext text/x-wiki Like all fast games, '''[[Chess]]''' boasts an avid Speedrunning [[Community Chess|community]]. Potential complications for Speedrunning are as follows: * Is your [[Opponent]] aware you are Speedrunning? They may [[Hesitation|take their time]] [[to]] slow you down. * Did you remember to start your Stopwatch? * PAL releases run at a slower [[framerate]]. * [[Timeflux]] a5spsl52dhpld3wmrzj3prh22nnviav 0 2189 4171 2015-03-11T07:25:38Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Spice''' is the first expansion pack to [[Chess]]. Released in Fall [[2003]], the initial Wave 1 pack included [[tarragon]], [[nutmeg]], and [[allspice]]. [[Category:Expan..." 4171 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spice''' is the first expansion pack to [[Chess]]. Released in Fall [[2003]], the initial Wave 1 pack included [[tarragon]], [[nutmeg]], and [[allspice]]. [[Category:Expansions]] dzz9sjm1c7hpivv10x47o71ecpj64d7 6911 4171 2023-10-15T08:33:53Z Libor28 53816877 Ok. 6911 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spice''' is the first expansion pack to [[Chess]]. Released in Fall 2003, the initial Wave 1 pack included [[tarragon]], [[nutmeg]], and [[allspice]]. [[Category:Expansions]] j334yvqqp71pr5ixu1n0wf88d4oms7k 6912 6911 2023-10-16T00:43:43Z 89.243.115.155 6912 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spice''' is the first expansion pack to [[Chess]]. Released in [[Chess Timeline|Fall 2003]], the initial Wave 1 pack included [[tarragon]], [[nutmeg]], and [[allspice]]. [[Category:Expansions]] 4zi1hexzl9xxh42mhvrve2l48ukkur3 6916 6912 2023-10-17T17:59:07Z Milo fett 34586 6916 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spice''' is the first expansion pack to [[Chess]]. Released in [[Chess Timeline|Fall 2003]], the initial Wave 1 pack included [[tarragon]], [[nutmeg]], and [[allspice]]. == Mechanics == Spice allows [[Food]] to be imbued with new flavors for a number of different effects. Enterprising [[player]]s can also establish [[trade route]]s across the [[board]] to gain [[point]]s toward an [[Economic Victory]]. == 20th Anniversary Edition == In [[Chess Timeline|Fall 2023]], a '''20th Anniversary Edition''' rerelease of the Spice expansion pack was released. [[Reception to Chess|Fan reaction]] was generally mixed. Many [[player]]s were happy to finally be able to use the Spice pack in [[Chess]] gameplay, since its price had over time substantially risen on the secondary market, while others decried the devaluation of the expansion. === Twitter controversy === On September 23rd, 2023, [https://twitter.com/OFFICIALCHESS21 the official Chess account on Twitter] posted the following: [[File:SpiceTweet.png]] {{Quotebox| Celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Spice pack with the 20th Anniversary Edition rerelease! 🫚🫚🫚👏 What's YOUR favorite Chess spice? ❓#SpiceInChess|@OFFICIALCHESS21 on Twitter, Sep 23, 2023}} In response, user bulgflip2k14, who had previously made posts endorsing the price drop and criticizing resellers, posted: [[File:CommonBflipW.png]] {{Quotebox| the SALT 😂😂😂😂😂|@bulgflip2k14 on Twitter, Sep 23, 2023}} This reply unleashed an unprecedented torrent of furor and debate. Many [[Chess]] critics considered it a timely and well-aimed response to resellers' complaints, while others objected to its characterization of salt as a spice rather than a mineral. The situation was ultimately resolved when Twitter user @elonmusk weighed in with a reply of "lol", which everyone agreed killed the mood rather quickly. == Other games == * In [[Chess Timeline|2004]], [[The Game of Life]] introduced a similar mechanic known as [[Variety]]. [[Category:Expansions]] [[Category:Mechanics]] cbxeknnndpxad2fycyplhgnoltxvb3w 0 2702 5232 2023-01-18T19:41:29Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "A '''Spiny Shell''' (トゲゾーこうら), also known as a '''Blue Shell''' (青こうら) since it has a blue color, is an absolutely devastating Item that debuted in the second ''Mario Kart'' title, ''Mario Kart 64''. Although it has taken on many different forms and variations throughout the series, its main objective has always remained the same: to utterly obliterate the front runner in the race. Because of their cruel and unforgiving nature, the Spiny Shell has..." 5232 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Spiny Shell''' (トゲゾーこうら), also known as a '''Blue Shell''' (青こうら) since it has a blue color, is an absolutely devastating Item that debuted in the second ''Mario Kart'' title, ''Mario Kart 64''. Although it has taken on many different forms and variations throughout the series, its main objective has always remained the same: to utterly obliterate the front runner in the race. Because of their cruel and unforgiving nature, the Spiny Shell has become an infamous Item, feared by even the most skilled [[Chess]]. The shell locks on [[to]] the first place [[Piece]], traveling in the middle of the road and bowling over any [[Pieces]] in its path. Any gaps in the [[Board]] are not a problem for the Spiny Shell; they can simply glide right over them. [[Category:Items]] k49bwqnxx0zot0espryzvp3gwbfvkrj 5234 5232 2023-01-18T19:44:27Z 79.66.87.129 5234 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Spiny Shell''' (トゲゾーこうら), also known as a '''Blue Shell''' (青こうら) since it has a blue color, is an absolutely devastating Item that debuted in the second ''Mario Kart'' title, ''Mario Kart 64''. It has taken on many different forms and variations throughout the series (of [[Chess]]). Because of their cruel and unforgiving nature, the Spiny Shell has become an infamous Item, feared by even the most skilled [[Chess]]. The shell locks on [[to]] the first place [[Piece]], traveling in the middle of the road and bowling over any [[Pieces]] in its path. Any gaps in the [[Board]] are not a problem for the Spiny Shell; they can simply glide right over them. [[Category:Items]] 5784y30gv4hwihyxnkpnu4q1w3mljqi 0 2747 5338 2023-01-26T07:00:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Spoilers''' can be attached [[to]] the rear of [[Ferrari™|vehicular units]] in order [[to]] increase the aerodynamic stat [[Category:Powerups]]" 5338 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Spoilers''' can be attached [[to]] the rear of [[Ferrari™|vehicular units]] in order [[to]] increase the aerodynamic stat [[Category:Powerups]] 0usfxbbgpm141y4rro9cb7wvzb5i591 0 3065 5930 2023-05-23T19:25:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Bob esponja ajedres.png|thumb|Spongebob in battle]] '''Spongebob''' is a support role [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. He is available in every game and is always eager [[to]] cook some [[Krabby Patty|krabber patties]] to heal allied pieces == Gameplay == Spongebob's moveset is a + shaped pattern, spanning 2 [[Square|squares]] in each direction. Sort of like a limited [[Rook]]. For his lackluster [[move]] pattern he makes up by being a [[healer]]. If Spongebob is used, h..." 5930 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bob esponja ajedres.png|thumb|Spongebob in battle]] '''Spongebob''' is a support role [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. He is available in every game and is always eager [[to]] cook some [[Krabby Patty|krabber patties]] to heal allied pieces == Gameplay == Spongebob's moveset is a + shaped pattern, spanning 2 [[Square|squares]] in each direction. Sort of like a limited [[Rook]]. For his lackluster [[move]] pattern he makes up by being a [[healer]]. If Spongebob is used, he can prepare up [[to]] five krabby patties in 1 [[turn]]. They heal 15 [[HP]] and [[can]] be distributed between pieces. == See also == * [[Patrick Star]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] b7az0bpga9afps8qialiupa5civz5uw 5932 5930 2023-05-23T19:31:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5932 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Bob esponja ajedres.png|thumb|Spongebob in battle]] '''Spongebob''' is a support role [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. He is available in every game and is always eager [[to]] cook some [[Krabby Patty|krabber patties]] to heal allied pieces == Gameplay == Spongebob's moveset is a + shaped pattern, spanning 2 [[Square|squares]] in each direction. Sort of like a limited [[Rook]]. For his lackluster [[move]] pattern he makes up by being a [[healer]]. If Spongebob is used, he can prepare up [[to]] five krabby patties in 1 [[turn]]. They heal 15 [[HP]] and [[can]] be distributed between pieces. == See also == * [[Patrick Star]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Animated characters]] phq859fjs86jffdr3a62splj7dnpblh 0 3235 6367 2023-08-14T09:32:48Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "[[Spreadsheet Chess]] is the first known [[Chess video games|video game adaptation of Chess]], released for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Excel Microsoft Excel] in [[Chess events in 2006|2006]]. Programmed by [[me]] in lunch break at [[Chess school|school]], it involves filling an Excel grid [[A1]]:[[H8]] with alternating black and white backgrounds and Unicode Pieces in their respective Squares. Note that the Row and Column names in this version do not corre..." 6367 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Spreadsheet Chess]] is the first known [[Chess video games|video game adaptation of Chess]], released for [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Excel Microsoft Excel] in [[Chess events in 2006|2006]]. Programmed by [[me]] in lunch break at [[Chess school|school]], it involves filling an Excel grid [[A1]]:[[H8]] with alternating black and white backgrounds and Unicode Pieces in their respective Squares. Note that the Row and Column names in this version do not correspond to [[Rank]], [[File]] or [[Column|Chess Column]]. The programmers are awaiting reply from Microsoft regarding whether this notation can be changed. Keep your fingers crossed! Each player takes turns [[to]] [[Knife|Cut]] one of their [[Piece|Pieces]] and Paste it into a [[Chess Law|legal square]]. If there is already a Piece in said legal square, it is [[Death|vanquished]] and placed in a Square outside of the (default size) 8-by-8 [[Chessboard]]. Spreadsheet Chess is known for its [[graphics]], extensive [[Undo|Undo History]] and ability to [[Save|Save Progress]]. The game ends when you forget whose turn it is. Spreadsheet Chess is compatible with Excel 97-2003. Spreadsheet Chess X is compatible with more recent versions of Excel. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Technology]] d2dm7lbsog4jerj53trd88puqxrr1wa 0 2948 5720 2023-02-11T13:55:37Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Sprint''' is one of the optional gamemodes in [[Chess]]. In this gamemode, the goal is for the [[King]] [[to]] win the [[:Category:Races|race]], by crossing the finish line. Read more at: [[Finish Line|finish line]] == See also == * [[Marathon]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Races]]" 5720 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Sprint''' is one of the optional gamemodes in [[Chess]]. In this gamemode, the goal is for the [[King]] [[to]] win the [[:Category:Races|race]], by crossing the finish line. Read more at: [[Finish Line|finish line]] == See also == * [[Marathon]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Races]] pqn6fttqo37l4uuafi7v6mkbotaoahi 0 2167 4130 2015-03-11T05:13:34Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "At the start of a game of [[Chess]], choose one piece from the opponent's [[Team]]. This piece is now your [[Spy]]. At any point in the [[game]], but only during your turn, yo..." 4130 wikitext text/x-wiki At the start of a game of [[Chess]], choose one piece from the opponent's [[Team]]. This piece is now your [[Spy]]. At any point in the [[game]], but only during your turn, you can declare "Spy turn" and your opponent must close her eyes. You may then move this piece. At any point [[during]] the game, you may declare "A spy is among us!!!" and nominate which [[piece]] of your [[team]] you believe to be a spy. Your opponent will inform you if you are correct. If you are correct, you may eat the piece. ctgls5hooaki7bbzljk9ug706nhkwkv 4131 4130 2015-03-11T05:13:43Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4131 wikitext text/x-wiki At the start of a game of [[Chess]], choose one piece from the opponent's [[Team]]. This piece is now your [[Spy]]. At any point in the [[game]], but only during your turn, you can declare "Spy turn" and your opponent must close her eyes. You may then move this piece. At any point [[during]] the game, you may declare "A spy is among us!!!" and nominate which [[piece]] of your [[team]] you believe to be a spy. Your opponent will inform you if you are correct. If you are correct, you may eat the piece. [[Category:Pieces]] nhar5r38iedg9nggu20qk6z6hhe0tsw 5626 4131 2023-02-07T17:10:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 5626 wikitext text/x-wiki At the start of a game of [[Chess]], choose one piece from the opponent's [[Team]]. This piece is now your [[Spy]]. At any point in the [[game]], but only during your turn, you can declare "Spy turn" and your opponent must close her eyes. You may then move this piece. At any point [[during]] the game, you may declare "A spy is [[Among Us|among us]]!!!" and nominate which [[piece]] of your [[team]] you believe to be a spy. Your opponent will inform you if you are correct. If you are correct, you may eat the piece. [[Category:Pieces]] 0jymv0anr4aob0v9y1ipnhoqdjpwt6m 6071 5626 2023-07-19T19:11:50Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6071 wikitext text/x-wiki At the start of a game of [[Chess]], choose one piece from the opponent's [[Team]]. This piece is now your [[Spy]]. At any point in the [[game]], but only during your turn, you can declare "Spy turn" and your opponent must close her eyes. You may then move this piece. At any point [[during]] the game, you may declare "A spy is [[Among Us|among us]]!!!" and nominate which [[piece]] of your [[team]] you believe to be a spy. Your opponent will inform you if you are correct. If you are correct, you may eat the piece. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Chesspionage]] iydd64khm2zraqbuqlj31gv5pq1opho 0 3279 6465 2023-08-21T03:17:05Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "[[Spy vs. Spy]] is a loose adaptation of Chess. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spy_vs._Spy Read about it on Wikipedia]. [[Category:Spin-Offs]]" 6465 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Spy vs. Spy]] is a loose adaptation of Chess. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spy_vs._Spy Read about it on Wikipedia]. [[Category:Spin-Offs]] owgub5awt63iyvpnn2ins1p5xsu2qqi 6477 6465 2023-08-21T14:39:44Z 78.40.233.11 6477 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Spy vs. Spy]] is a loose adaptation of Chess. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spy_vs._Spy Read about it on Wikipedia]. == Prequel == [[The Sinister Man]] [[Category:Spin-Offs]] 3a6k4vbhzx0xamaa3gq4f8cjtvaort5 6611 6477 2023-09-05T23:11:35Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6611 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Spy vs. Spy]] is a loose adaptation of Chess. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spy_vs._Spy Read about it on Wikipedia]. == Prequel == [[The Sinister Man]] [[Category:Spin-Offs]] [[Category:Vs.]] 2r0eqrkyybciudfnbibyqnmab8c7a5y 0 2225 4261 2015-03-11T22:48:40Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "In [[Chess]], a '''Square''' is the equivalent of a [[piece]], but for the [[board]]. As the name suggests, it has at least four sides and is a maximum of eight feet high (per..." 4261 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], a '''Square''' is the equivalent of a [[piece]], but for the [[board]]. As the name suggests, it has at least four sides and is a maximum of eight feet high (per officially regulated [[rules]]). [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pieces]] khk5sfp4o52vovrag18klom3irllw3t 5433 4261 2023-02-02T18:41:56Z Craten 26192002 5433 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[Chess]], a '''Square''' is the equivalent of a [[piece]], but for the [[board]]. As the name suggests, it has at least four sides and is a maximum of eight feet high (per officially regulated [[rules]]). [[:Category:Squares|Category:Squares]] [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Pieces]] e9a2u2dzmzsn2tpyyia9cv67x1k118u 0 2488 4810 2016-09-08T16:52:28Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There are several different '''colors''' that the [[square]]s in [[Chess]] can be colored as. Since these are square colors, their hex value must be a square number. This is w..." 4810 wikitext text/x-wiki There are several different '''colors''' that the [[square]]s in [[Chess]] can be colored as. Since these are square colors, their hex value must be a square number. This is why [[Black]] is pure black (#000000), but the [[White]] squares are too white to be represented as traditional RGB (#1000000), since 16,777,215 (#FFFFFF) is not a square number. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Colors]] [[Category:Mathematics]] nhz76txge24c7eprz66iei4r8dixsxe 0 2489 4811 2016-09-08T19:49:52Z 82.31.7.40 Redirected page to [[Square colors]] 4811 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Square colors]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 9k8eyvz616x3xjcx6fzwgsl4lktijvy 0 2825 5486 2023-02-03T17:48:43Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Category:Squares]] 5486 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Squares]] ni5dnidux78wlyu2rrsy9n5lel08lpc 0 2768 5373 2023-01-31T11:32:32Z 78.40.233.12 Redirected page to [[Category:Squares]] 5373 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Squares]] ni5dnidux78wlyu2rrsy9n5lel08lpc 0 2207 4207 2015-03-11T18:15:35Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Ssehc '''is [[Chess]]'s nemesis and younger brother. Ssehc was born in Bethany, Oklahoma on the 5th of April 1968 to [[Garton Chess]], a whale trader, and [[Selna Forth-Ch..." 4207 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ssehc '''is [[Chess]]'s nemesis and younger brother. Ssehc was born in Bethany, Oklahoma on the 5th of April 1968 to [[Garton Chess]], a whale trader, and [[Selna Forth-Chess]], an English teacher. Ssehc lived a normal white American life until the age of 12, when he suffered a spinal fracture at the hands of [[Limuri]]. He spent the next decade in rehab, and became fascinated with the works of [[Anton LaVey]] and violently jealous of his elder brother. Ssehc had a brief career as a jazz dancer, but retired to focus his attention on the destruction and inconveniencing of [[Chess]]. 42i2wg9s1k3wmgxi7luh32p6p1yixvj 4209 4207 2015-03-11T18:18:15Z 82.24.92.97 4209 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ssehc '''is [[Chess]]'s nemesis and younger brother. Ssehc was born in Bethany, Oklahoma on the 5th of April 1968 to [[Garton Chess]], a whale trader, and [[Selna Forth-Chess]], an English teacher. Ssehc lived a normal white American life until the age of 12, when he suffered a spinal fracture at the hands of [[Limuri]]. He spent the next decade in rehab, and became fascinated with the works of [[Anton LaVey]] and violently jealous of his elder brother. Ssehc had a brief career as a jazz dancer, but retired to focus his attention on the destruction and inconveniencing of [[Chess]]. == Trivia == ''Ssehc ''spelt backwards is ''[[Chess]].'' ipoxkrxchne3bvqfab9z8q3rh9pta6k 6728 4209 2023-09-08T21:01:40Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6728 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ssehc '''is [[Chess]]'s nemesis and younger brother. Ssehc was born in Bethany, Oklahoma on the 5th of April 1968 to [[Garton Chess]], a whale trader, and [[Selna Forth-Chess]], an English teacher. Ssehc lived a normal white American life until the age of 12, when he suffered a spinal fracture at the hands of [[Limuri]]. He spent the next decade in rehab, and became fascinated with the works of [[Anton LaVey]] and violently jealous of his elder brother. Ssehc had a brief career as a jazz dancer, but retired to focus his attention on the destruction and inconveniencing of [[Chess]]. == Trivia == ''Ssehc ''spelt backwards is ''[[Chess]].'' [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Meta]] j80e1e60a1bxmfmhlzsztc7z4p53nnz 6967 6728 2024-01-10T14:45:58Z 79.18.81.111 Replaced content with "nuh uh [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Meta]]" 6967 wikitext text/x-wiki nuh uh [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Meta]] q1eskhwesou72tl2nrhsfnucvkow5ib 6968 6967 2024-01-10T16:29:32Z 92.4.231.219 Undo revision 6967 by [[Special:Contributions/79.18.81.111|79.18.81.111]] ([[User talk:79.18.81.111|talk]]) 6968 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Ssehc '''is [[Chess]]'s nemesis and younger brother. Ssehc was born in Bethany, Oklahoma on the 5th of April 1968 to [[Garton Chess]], a whale trader, and [[Selna Forth-Chess]], an English teacher. Ssehc lived a normal white American life until the age of 12, when he suffered a spinal fracture at the hands of [[Limuri]]. He spent the next decade in rehab, and became fascinated with the works of [[Anton LaVey]] and violently jealous of his elder brother. Ssehc had a brief career as a jazz dancer, but retired to focus his attention on the destruction and inconveniencing of [[Chess]]. == Trivia == ''Ssehc ''spelt backwards is ''[[Chess]].'' [[Category:Sounds a bit like 'Chess']] [[Category:Meta]] j80e1e60a1bxmfmhlzsztc7z4p53nnz 0 2970 5750 2023-02-19T16:36:59Z Alesjif 47711861 Created page with "[[File:StackedIlVaticano.png|thumb|A position where White can play the Stacked [[Il Vaticano]], moving [[to]] c4 and gaining two [[queens]].]] [[File:IlSanMarinoResult.png|thumb|The board after White plays the Stacked Il Vaticano.]] The '''''Stacked Il Vaticano''''' is a maneuver where there are two [[Piece Stacking|stacked]] bishops (bishipping). After a Stacked [[Il Vaticano]], the player will gain any piece that would normally be captured when playing the Il Vaticano,..." 5750 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:StackedIlVaticano.png|thumb|A position where White can play the Stacked [[Il Vaticano]], moving [[to]] c4 and gaining two [[queens]].]] [[File:IlSanMarinoResult.png|thumb|The board after White plays the Stacked Il Vaticano.]] The '''''Stacked Il Vaticano''''' is a maneuver where there are two [[Piece Stacking|stacked]] bishops (bishipping). After a Stacked [[Il Vaticano]], the player will gain any piece that would normally be captured when playing the Il Vaticano, and you lose your stacked bishops. This move is also named the '''''Il San Marino''''', and was originally played in the San Marino Local Chess Championship. asexiwnqdldqqdddnon1witf44jtywy 5751 5750 2023-02-19T20:56:16Z Alesjif 47711861 Adding categories 5751 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:StackedIlVaticano.png|thumb|A position where White can play the Stacked [[Il Vaticano]], moving [[to]] c4 and gaining two [[queens]].]] [[File:IlSanMarinoResult.png|thumb|The board after White plays the Stacked Il Vaticano.]] The '''''Stacked Il Vaticano''''' is a maneuver where there are two [[Piece Stacking|stacked]] bishops (bishipping). After a Stacked [[Il Vaticano]], the player will gain any piece that would normally be captured when playing the Il Vaticano, and you lose your stacked bishops. This move is also named the '''''Il San Marino''''', and was originally played in the San Marino Local Chess Championship. [[Category:Maneuvers]] nruxwxqkmbog5agr9ibgu9mjjk9vybh 0 3543 7217 2024-08-30T23:24:09Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Staircase transports you [[to]] a higher [[Level]] of a [[Game|Chessgame]]. Like the rest of the [[Chessboard]], [[it]] is made of alternating black and white [[Square|Squares]], often with Black as the horizontal Square and White as the Vertical Square. Travelling up a Staircase follows the normal travel rules of any Piece except that a Piece cannot rest on a [[Vertical]] Square (without [[Boots#Sticky Boots|Sticky Boots]]) and it will fall to the next Horizontal Sq..." 7217 wikitext text/x-wiki The Staircase transports you [[to]] a higher [[Level]] of a [[Game|Chessgame]]. Like the rest of the [[Chessboard]], [[it]] is made of alternating black and white [[Square|Squares]], often with Black as the horizontal Square and White as the Vertical Square. Travelling up a Staircase follows the normal travel rules of any Piece except that a Piece cannot rest on a [[Vertical]] Square (without [[Boots#Sticky Boots|Sticky Boots]]) and it will fall to the next Horizontal Square down! Typically a Staircase involves at least 14 steps, hence 28 Squares. If a Piece is [[Push|Pushed]], it will Fall down the Stairs! [[Chess Sayings|Oh no]]! f4bn8l0m1yfktsnoaqnyk347dgwtyul 0 2180 4152 2015-03-11T06:00:35Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Stalemate '''is another word for a friend you're bored of." 4152 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stalemate '''is another word for a friend you're bored of. ldvqvks1c45jsc18u2az0uu2ccfbkzc 4162 4152 2015-03-11T07:11:39Z Milo fett 34586 4162 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stalemate '''is another word for a friend you're [[board|bored]] of. f169d1cfxeq2wcddgt170dkfij1nuvu 4454 4162 2016-01-30T01:04:01Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4454 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stalemate '''is another word for a friend you're [[board|bored]] of. [[Category:Terminology]] 2sb0vbf0zb359dbgbris7g0xwb9ycbu 4709 4454 2016-04-29T20:31:30Z Milo fett 34586 4709 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Stalemate '''is another word for a friend you're [[board|bored]] of. It is also a condition that can arise when your South American tea has been sitting out too long. [[Category:Terminology]] 0e3tfy0gml0nae4kwa27yy03tc25uok 0 2720 5276 2023-01-24T01:11:44Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "[[Star Wars vs. Pokémon Chess]] can be constructed by taking one Side from a Star Wars Chess set and one Side from a Pokémon Chess set, and battling it out to find out who wins. [[Category:Variants]]" 5276 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Star Wars vs. Pokémon Chess]] can be constructed by taking one Side from a Star Wars Chess set and one Side from a Pokémon Chess set, and battling it out to find out who wins. [[Category:Variants]] eh4axgvr1kri8jg86mpypncfu8mflsd 5277 5276 2023-01-24T01:12:10Z 79.66.87.129 5277 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Star Wars vs. Pokémon Chess]] can be constructed by taking one Side from a Star Wars Chess set and one Side from a Pokémon Chess set, and battling it out [[to]] find out who wins. [[Category:Variants]] famqzwfbj53l2enl24sj59gbo8sv2dp 6612 5277 2023-09-05T23:11:51Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6612 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Star Wars vs. Pokémon Chess]] can be constructed by taking one Side from a Star Wars Chess set and one Side from a Pokémon Chess set, and battling it out [[to]] find out who wins. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Vs.]] 26h8jxr483qreoz1awbuznqxzbs1za4 0 2410 4635 2016-03-15T06:27:11Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "In this [[Role Play|role-playing]] variant of [[Chess]], one [[Pawn]] from each [[tribe]] is elected as a [[Starcross'd Lovers|Starcross'd Lover]]. Your cooperative goal as ch..." 4635 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[Role Play|role-playing]] variant of [[Chess]], one [[Pawn]] from each [[tribe]] is elected as a [[Starcross'd Lovers|Starcross'd Lover]]. Your cooperative goal as chessmasters is to unite these pieces and to keep them together whilst the other [[AI]]-controlled pieces [[kill]] each other. 2baakyahlh5b6juk1i3ohfworam2f8m 4636 4635 2016-03-15T06:27:22Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4636 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[Role Play|role-playing]] variant of [[Chess]], one [[Pawn]] from each [[tribe]] is elected as a [[Starcross'd Lovers|Starcross'd Lover]]. Your cooperative goal as chessmasters is to unite these pieces and to keep them together whilst the other [[AI]]-controlled pieces [[kill]] each other. [[Category:Variants]] c0zvqrjdbqvhdcaw0lfide24bw2v85j 5705 4636 2023-02-11T02:02:09Z Craten 26192002 5705 wikitext text/x-wiki In this [[Role Play|role-playing]] variant of [[Chess]], one [[Pawn]] from each [[tribe]] is elected as a [[Starcross'd Lovers|Starcross'd Lover]]. Your cooperative goal as chessmasters is to unite these pieces and to keep them together whilst the other [[AI]]-controlled pieces [[kill]] each other. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pawns]] 7l4gsa7wqblj7d18sr87mzb13smzyxf 0 2810 5468 2023-02-03T12:27:39Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Steve-jobs.webp|thumb|425x425px]] He is considered to be [[Death (real life)|deceased]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]]" 5468 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Steve-jobs.webp|thumb|425x425px]] He is considered to be [[Death (real life)|deceased]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] 8glu6duf4dph4db5hjqc4n077hbe8yp 0 3553 7236 2024-10-18T23:15:40Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Stinking Bishop is a washed-rind Chess produced since 1972 by Charles Martell and Son at Hunts Court Farm, Dymock, Gloucestershire, in the west of England. It is made from the milk of Old Gloucester cattle. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]]" 7236 wikitext text/x-wiki Stinking Bishop is a washed-rind Chess produced since 1972 by Charles Martell and Son at Hunts Court Farm, Dymock, Gloucestershire, in the west of England. It is made from the milk of Old Gloucester cattle. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cheese]] ir8kvejjvxlw0mul8xppdakl8dh6vc0 0 2964 5743 2023-02-17T21:16:25Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Stop-sign.png|thumb|339x339px|stop sign as seen on the board]] The '''stop sign''' is an immobile [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. Should a piece land on [[a]] [[square]] occupied by a stop sign, it is [[to]] stay at that square for at least 2 [[Turn|turns]], in order to [[look]] both ways before advancing. Stop signs can be placed by [[Red]]. == See also == * [[Turn Sign|Turn sign]] * [[Zebra|Crossing]] * [[Traffic Light]] [[Category:Mechanics]] Category:Traffic Sig..." 5743 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Stop-sign.png|thumb|339x339px|stop sign as seen on the board]] The '''stop sign''' is an immobile [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. Should a piece land on [[a]] [[square]] occupied by a stop sign, it is [[to]] stay at that square for at least 2 [[Turn|turns]], in order to [[look]] both ways before advancing. Stop signs can be placed by [[Red]]. == See also == * [[Turn Sign|Turn sign]] * [[Zebra|Crossing]] * [[Traffic Light]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Traffic Signs]] [[Category:Pieces]] 5ydu7yhl15q9e0jsdavrkpc6xr1c832 5745 5743 2023-02-17T21:20:24Z Chalcogens 52316134 5745 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Stop-sign.png|thumb|339x339px|stop sign as seen on the board]] The '''stop sign''' is an immobile [[piece]] in [[Chess]]. Should a piece land on [[a]] [[square]] occupied by a stop sign, it is [[to]] stay at that square for at least 2 [[Turn|turns]], in order to [[look]] both ways before advancing. Stop signs can be placed by [[Red]]. == Trivia == * A stop sign is always present on [[H5]] == See also == * [[Turn Sign|Turn sign]] * [[Zebra|Crossing]] * [[Traffic Light]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Traffic Signs]] [[Category:Pieces]] 0jotvs19h6euz5yfa2sr7knbdcd15us 0 2508 4851 2016-11-19T07:14:29Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Strike''' occurs when a [[player]] manages to knock ten [[piece]]s off the [[board]] in one blow. Due to its irritating nature, performing this move three times causes th..." 4851 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Strike''' occurs when a [[player]] manages to knock ten [[piece]]s off the [[board]] in one blow. Due to its irritating nature, performing this move three times causes the player to be [[out]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] d7ft904cv4ftkvcm0wtko53wscrnjmh 0 2218 4243 2015-03-11T21:15:46Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with " [[Category:Variants]]" 4243 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Variants]] kp5lmeq8wdj9gn33g2kgykzh9akj86n 0 2923 5668 2023-02-07T23:48:15Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Sometimes, at [[Random events|random]], when [[a]] [[Piece]] moves, it can take the [[Square]] with it, leaving a [[Chesshole|hole]], making the [[Piece]] [[Height|taller]], and renaming the Square it lands on. The implications on [[Chess|the game]] are horrifying. Stuck squares [[Piece Stacking|stack]], stickiness still standing. [[Category:Natural disasters]] [[Category:Squares]]" 5668 wikitext text/x-wiki Sometimes, at [[Random events|random]], when [[a]] [[Piece]] moves, it can take the [[Square]] with it, leaving a [[Chesshole|hole]], making the [[Piece]] [[Height|taller]], and renaming the Square it lands on. The implications on [[Chess|the game]] are horrifying. Stuck squares [[Piece Stacking|stack]], stickiness still standing. [[Category:Natural disasters]] [[Category:Squares]] let4krnoypmlhss7971394ot327dtze 0 3286 6475 2023-08-21T12:29:00Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Surfers1.gif|thumb|270x270px]] Some [[Chess]] [[Player|players]] might find themselves watching '''gameplay''' clips of '''Subway Surfers''' on the side while playing Chess. It is advised to <span style="color:#FF4040; font-family:serif;"><b>not</b></span> pay your attention to these clips, as it distracts you from the game of Chess. <div class="image"><center>File:Surfers2.gif|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/d/d3/Surfers1.gif/revisio..." 6475 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Surfers1.gif|thumb|270x270px]] Some [[Chess]] [[Player|players]] might find themselves watching '''gameplay''' clips of '''Subway Surfers''' on the side while playing Chess. It is advised to <span style="color:#FF4040; font-family:serif;"><b>not</b></span> pay your attention to these clips, as it distracts you from the game of Chess. <div class="image"><center>[[File:Surfers2.gif|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/d/d3/Surfers1.gif/revision/latest?cb=20230821122004]]</center></div> ==See also== *[[Family Guy Chess|Family Guy]] <div class="image"><center>[[File:Surfers3.gif|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/0/05/Surfers3.gif/revision/latest?cb=20230821122529]]</center></div> [[Category:Distractions]] 149tsjwt55zfnfn2fieakxdjsxj73hy 6476 6475 2023-08-21T12:45:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 6476 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Surfers1.gif|thumb|270x270px]] Some [[Chess]] [[Player|players]] might find themselves watching '''gameplay''' clips of '''Subway Surfers''' on the side while playing Chess. It is advised to <span style="color:#FF4040; font-family:serif; font-size:125%;">not</span> pay your attention to these clips, as it distracts you from the game of Chess. <div class="image"><center>[[File:Surfers2.gif|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/d/d3/Surfers1.gif/revision/latest?cb=20230821122004]]</center></div> ==See also== *[[Family Guy Chess|Family Guy]] <div class="image"><center>[[File:Surfers3.gif|link=https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/chess-fanon/images/0/05/Surfers3.gif/revision/latest?cb=20230821122529]]</center></div> [[Category:Distractions]] 5anx1nhywogbd384gaqn0qun0rjh4pp 0 3109 6047 2023-07-14T11:34:27Z 78.40.233.11 Redirected page to [[Death]] 6047 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Death]] guc4ybw85jzhlw0rlq8y80ohjymo0yd 0 2929 5678 2023-02-08T22:17:27Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Ice Cube|ice cube]]'' [[File:Istockphoto-899732450-170667a.jpg|thumb|269x269px]] The '''sugar cube''' is a common food item in [[Chess]]. Similar to [[Apple|apples]], it can be eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. == Ants == The '''sugar cube''' is known [[to]] cause an [[ant]] invasion if left uneaten for [[too]] long == See also == * [[A2]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]]" 5678 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ice Cube|ice cube]]'' [[File:Istockphoto-899732450-170667a.jpg|thumb|269x269px]] The '''sugar cube''' is a common food item in [[Chess]]. Similar to [[Apple|apples]], it can be eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. == Ants == The '''sugar cube''' is known [[to]] cause an [[ant]] invasion if left uneaten for [[too]] long == See also == * [[A2]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]] 22o0zds1v1tuaqgvczylzfepf8yq2mj 5681 5678 2023-02-08T22:32:13Z Craten 26192002 5681 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ice Cube|ice cube]]'' [[File:Istockphoto-899732450-170667a.jpg|thumb|269x269px]] The '''sugar cube''' is a common food item in [[Chess]]. Similar to [[Apple|apples]], it can be eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. == Ants == * The '''sugar cube''' is known [[to]] cause an [[ant]] invasion if left uneaten for [[too]] long ** this was discovered by the [[Archer]] == See also == * [[A2]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]] hyf642tgtwsjudkdhzdx8pgnsu4owm0 5900 5681 2023-05-11T12:42:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5900 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ice Cube|ice cube]]'' [[File:Istockphoto-899732450-170667a.jpg|thumb|269x269px]] The '''sugar cube''' is a common food item in [[Chess]]. Similar to [[Apple|apples]], it can be eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. == Ants == * The '''sugar cube''' is known [[to]] cause an [[ant]] invasion if left uneaten for [[too]] long ** this was discovered by the [[Archer]] == See also == * [[A2]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cubes]] qy365g91kf9gln7rbipikdmrya6jgz8 6671 5900 2023-09-07T00:57:27Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6671 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Ice Cube|ice cube]]'' [[File:Istockphoto-899732450-170667a.jpg|thumb|269x269px]] The '''sugar cube''' is a common food item in [[Chess]]. Similar to [[Apple|apples]], it can be eaten by [[Horsey|Horsies]]. == Ants == * The '''sugar cube''' is known [[to]] cause an [[ant]] invasion if left uneaten for [[too]] long ** this was discovered by the [[Archer]] == See also == * [[A2]] [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]] [[Category:Cubes]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] h398ohyjahc6bsgxne83x8hlq0ihpth 0 2585 4993 2020-08-03T20:40:54Z 2.98.84.227 Created page with "The [[Black]] faction is divided in[[to]] [[two]] '''suits''': ♣️ Clubs and ♠️ Spades. Having the same [[piece]] in every [[suit]] is considered a reasonably strong [..." 4993 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Black]] faction is divided in[[to]] [[two]] '''suits''': ♣️ Clubs and ♠️ Spades. Having the same [[piece]] in every [[suit]] is considered a reasonably strong [[hand]]. ax3pge8w6lre1qew4oxorqfz8fbmkzg 0 2987 5785 2023-03-02T11:43:44Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Chess]] has 4 main suits, these being: * [[Diamonds]] * [[Hearts]] * [[Spades]] * [[Clubs]] [[:Category:Suits|Category:Suits]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Items]]" 5785 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] has 4 main suits, these being: * [[Diamonds]] * [[Hearts]] * [[Spades]] * [[Clubs]] [[:Category:Suits|Category:Suits]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Items]] k5jx7zqym0xrg8oyetu1tru6ol68ril 0 3410 6830 2023-09-28T16:42:51Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Sun Tzu was an Ancient Chinese Chess General, famed for his Chess strategy book ''The Art Of Chess'', famously mistranslated as ''The Art of War''. Its tactics can also often be applied to war, due to [[Ways Chess Inspired Real Life|war being a derivation of Chess]]. ''The Art of Chess'' was an immediate bestseller, and anyone who didn't have a copy was considered to immediately [[The Missed Carriage|lose]] by default. Later hardback editions folded out to show a Chessb..." 6830 wikitext text/x-wiki Sun Tzu was an Ancient Chinese Chess General, famed for his Chess strategy book ''The Art Of Chess'', famously mistranslated as ''The Art of War''. Its tactics can also often be applied to war, due to [[Ways Chess Inspired Real Life|war being a derivation of Chess]]. ''The Art of Chess'' was an immediate bestseller, and anyone who didn't have a copy was considered to immediately [[The Missed Carriage|lose]] by default. Later hardback editions folded out to show a Chessboard across their front-cover-spine-back-cover, though we shouldn't judge the book for this. Considered a bad [[move]], this made the book unreadable during play, which is exactly when you might need to consult it. Sun carefully planned each Move, and encouraged us [[to]] [[Advanced strategy|think up to two moves ahead]]. A more instinctive, spontaneous strategy was favoured by his brother Shih. [[Category:People]] aub4zoxh81n56snj9t9qqnp8flbghf9 6831 6830 2023-09-28T16:43:24Z Craten 26192002 6831 wikitext text/x-wiki Sun Tzu was an Ancient Chinese Chess General, famed for his Chess strategy book ''The Art Of Chess'', famously mistranslated as ''The Art of War''. Its tactics can also often be applied to war, due to [[Ways Chess Inspired Real Life#War|war being a derivation of Chess]]. ''The Art of Chess'' was an immediate bestseller, and anyone who didn't have a copy was considered to immediately [[The Missed Carriage|lose]] by default. Later hardback editions folded out to show a Chessboard across their front-cover-spine-back-cover, though we shouldn't judge the book for this. Considered a bad [[move]], this made the book unreadable during play, which is exactly when you might need to consult it. Sun carefully planned each Move, and encouraged us [[to]] [[Advanced strategy|think up to two moves ahead]]. A more instinctive, spontaneous strategy was favoured by his brother Shih. [[Category:People]] gx3ute6dqwncz47x6454r5cpfomfxwc 0 3489 7010 2024-02-15T00:32:49Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Super Chess 2<nowiki>''</nowiki> Turbo Ultra Edition: The Final Edition 2.1''' is the upgrade [[to]] [[Super Chess 2'' Turbo Ultra Edition: The Final Edition 2.0]], making the following changes: * New [[Chess voice actors|voice actor]] for [[E7]] (the previous guy was canceled) * [[Action replay|Action replays]] of every [[Move]] * Bishop hitbox reduced to just the [[Square|squares]] he touches. * [[Easter Eggs|Hidden boss]] [[Craten]] was moved to a F3|different p..." 7010 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Super Chess 2<nowiki>''</nowiki> Turbo Ultra Edition: The Final Edition 2.1''' is the upgrade [[to]] [[Super Chess 2'' Turbo Ultra Edition: The Final Edition 2.0]], making the following changes: * New [[Chess voice actors|voice actor]] for [[E7]] (the previous guy was canceled) * [[Action replay|Action replays]] of every [[Move]] * Bishop hitbox reduced to just the [[Square|squares]] he touches. * [[Easter Eggs|Hidden boss]] [[Craten]] was moved to a [[F3|different place]] because people [[Known flaws of Chess|knew where he was hidden]]. * Addition of [[Black]] [[King]] (palette swap of [[White]] [[King]]) It was followed by [[Hyper Chess 2'' Turbo Ultra Edition: The Final Edition 2.1]]. [[Category:Variants]] 8pkshmibhhhh3n2b00sdk5bo89qkpqe 0 2339 4472 2016-02-02T03:34:30Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''super meter''' is used to measure the time until a piece can use its special attack. The [[pawn]]'s super meter fills up the fastest, while the [[king]]'s fills up the ..." 4472 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''super meter''' is used to measure the time until a piece can use its special attack. The [[pawn]]'s super meter fills up the fastest, while the [[king]]'s fills up the slowest. Special attacks are usually accompanied by an annoying 4-12 second animation that cannot be skipped by either player. [[Category: Meters]] 2f7a7bfa5zdojockz04to9mrthcntg1 0 3337 6581 2023-09-01T13:44:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''Super mushroom''' is a power-up that can make [[Piece|pieces]] grow in size. Some examples of pieces collecting this power-up and the results: * [[Pawn]] becomes [[Large Pawn]] * [[Horsey]] becomes [[Large Horsey]] * [[Rook]] becomes [[Hawk]] * [[Bishop]] becomes [[Bigshop]] * [[Queen]] and [[King]] become Large Queen and King * [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] becomes [[Garry Kasparov (Mech)]] [[Category:Powerups]] [[Category:Items]]" 6581 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Super mushroom''' is a power-up that can make [[Piece|pieces]] grow in size. Some examples of pieces collecting this power-up and the results: * [[Pawn]] becomes [[Large Pawn]] * [[Horsey]] becomes [[Large Horsey]] * [[Rook]] becomes [[Hawk]] * [[Bishop]] becomes [[Bigshop]] * [[Queen]] and [[King]] become Large Queen and King * [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] becomes [[Garry Kasparov (Mech)]] [[Category:Powerups]] [[Category:Items]] 2jt7etfq14ze0ivdvj7kis9kwiun4kf 6582 6581 2023-09-01T13:45:05Z Chalcogens 52316134 6582 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Super mushroom''' is a power-up that can make [[Piece|pieces]] grow in size. Some examples of pieces collecting this power-up and the results: * [[Pawn]] becomes [[Large Pawn]] * [[Horsey]] becomes [[Large Horsey]] * [[Rook]] becomes [[Hawk]] * [[Bishop]] becomes [[Bigshop]] * [[Queen]] and [[King]] become Large Queen and King * [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] becomes [[Garry Kasparov (Mech)]] * [[Etc.]] [[Category:Powerups]] [[Category:Items]] 0uxqerlu68d3kvxv40qq51yk1ojqxl1 0 2212 4229 2015-03-11T21:01:05Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Pawn]] 4229 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Pawn]] rch3lrdu19s2zkndyi76g0yc1sgqeg2 0 3052 5906 2023-05-12T16:44:22Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[ඞ]] 5906 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[ඞ]] j75cmprqyxi4x4t29uh3ix3agi26wh4 0 2137 4077 2015-03-11T04:15:36Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''swordsman''' is one of the seven types of chess piece. It can move two squares in any direction during its turn, but does not have to collide with an enemy piece in order..." 4077 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''swordsman''' is one of the seven types of chess piece. It can move two squares in any direction during its turn, but does not have to collide with an enemy piece in order to remove it. It is one of the more powerful pieces and as such should be carefully guarded in order to win. m7z4qr23f1d6tsloq2qfquhnv82nlq1 4120 4077 2015-03-11T05:04:45Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4120 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''swordsman''' is one of the seven types of chess piece. It can move two squares in any direction during its turn, but does not have to collide with an enemy piece in order to remove it. It is one of the more powerful pieces and as such should be carefully guarded in order to win. [[Category:Pieces]] t71vbg49pxdestwayuhxuuww8fmbzm6 6137 4120 2023-07-26T01:57:42Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6137 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''swordsman''' is one of the seven types of chess piece. It can move two squares in any direction during its turn, but does not have to collide with an enemy piece in order to remove it. It is one of the more powerful pieces and as such should be carefully guarded in order to win. [[File:Swordsman icon.png]] [[Category:Pieces]] iqv7j1vortksfsuvlbt5kgjcck9wgzf 6138 6137 2023-07-26T01:57:56Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6138 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''swordsman''' is one of the seven types of chess piece. It can move two squares in any direction during its turn, but does not have to collide with an enemy piece in order to remove it. It is one of the more powerful pieces and as such should be carefully guarded in order to win. [[File:Swordsman icon.png|500px]] [[Category:Pieces]] jyw1lczckg2uzbivv63mxctrytej6oc 6139 6138 2023-07-26T01:58:17Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6139 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''swordsman''' is one of the seven types of chess piece. It can move two squares in any direction during its turn, but does not have to collide with an enemy piece in order to remove it. It is one of the more powerful pieces and as such should be carefully guarded in order to win. [[File:Swordsman icon.png|300px]] [[Category:Pieces]] ps6r41nlaxlczz7q1c28jkaz69zwtov 0 2172 4138 2015-03-11T05:36:58Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "t20 is one of the most remote squares in the [[Chessboard]]. Nobody is sure of its color. Its twin city is [[h4]]." 4138 wikitext text/x-wiki t20 is one of the most remote squares in the [[Chessboard]]. Nobody is sure of its color. Its twin city is [[h4]]. 3nzeeo16fek21o4sbfnotyja4rtcg8t 5133 4138 2023-01-10T19:55:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added category 5133 wikitext text/x-wiki T20 is one of the most remote [[:Category:Squares|squares]] in the [[Chessboard]]. Nobody is sure of its color. Its twin city is [[H4]]. [[Category:Squares]] s1fd6pya7bzqgf1bchd9g1ykuydgzyj 5616 5133 2023-02-07T01:16:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5616 wikitext text/x-wiki T20 is one of the most remote [[:Category:Squares|squares]] in the [[Chessboard]]. Nobody is sure of its color. Its twin city is [[H4]]. [[Category:Squares]] [[Category:Extra Squares]] a9mpjnkh0o6sg75th5djlyqr1tg5zr5 0 2780 5397 2023-02-01T03:35:35Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Chess]] [[Pieces]] can defeat each other with their outlandish opinions. Controversial takes include: * ''There's no need for bishops any more'' - [[Rook]] takes [[Bishop]] * ''Everyone's a little bit pawn when you think about it'' - [[Pawn]] takes [[Pawn]] * The powerful should run the show - [[Queen]] takes [[King]] * ''[[Defend|Stand your ground]]'' - [[Piece]] takes the [[Piece]] that thought it was taking it * ''Pawns can take a King'' - [[Pawn]] takes [[King]]..." 5397 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Chess]] [[Pieces]] can defeat each other with their outlandish opinions. Controversial takes include: * ''There's no need for bishops any more'' - [[Rook]] takes [[Bishop]] * ''Everyone's a little bit pawn when you think about it'' - [[Pawn]] takes [[Pawn]] * The powerful should run the show - [[Queen]] takes [[King]] * ''[[Defend|Stand your ground]]'' - [[Piece]] takes the [[Piece]] that thought it was taking it * ''Pawns can take a King'' - [[Pawn]] takes [[King]] [[Category:Terminology]] gzpt9mnh5tet5z2vfugoz6jdj43q1l2 0 2473 4767 2016-07-13T00:47:38Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "liam bloody neeson what did you fucking expect really" 4767 wikitext text/x-wiki liam bloody neeson what did you fucking expect really o4wqwvfdzhlsvup4sjlte3k9t404goh 0 3506 7063 2024-06-21T23:57:52Z 2.97.111.236 Created page with "When [[You|your]] [[King]] is [[Taken]], it feels like [[all]] is [[The Missed Carriage|lost]]. Not so fast! You have one last [[Move]] up your [[Sleeve]]. Enact a [[Tantrum]] to reclaim the [[win]]. Mash all of the [[Gamepad|buttons]] and see what happens! You can still win if your Tantrum causes: * the [[Death (real life)|Death]] of your opponent * A [[Board moves|board flip]] * concern When your Tantrum succeeds, it feels like [[all]] is List of Chess Win Condi..." 7063 wikitext text/x-wiki When [[You|your]] [[King]] is [[Taken]], it feels like [[all]] is [[The Missed Carriage|lost]]. Not so fast! You have one last [[Move]] up your [[Sleeve]]. Enact a [[Tantrum]] to reclaim the [[win]]. Mash all of the [[Gamepad|buttons]] and see what happens! You can still win if your Tantrum causes: * the [[Death (real life)|Death]] of your opponent * A [[Board moves|board flip]] * concern When your Tantrum succeeds, it feels like [[all]] is [[List of Chess Win Conditions|won]]. Not so fast! Your opponent is, naturally, now permitted their own [[Tantrum]]. And so on. [[Category:And so on]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Endgame]] k7iigzq0rhdj24khqzhcjhuwtg1e2z1 0 3462 6956 2023-12-20T20:36:21Z Sophie Cowburn 47358357 Created page with "New for 2023 at Chessington World of Adventures it's Tarzan 2 The Legend Begins: Live Stage Show and Hosted by Daisy from Live Show Peppa Pig live == Voice Cast == Harrison Chad as Young Tarzan Brenda Grate as Young Terk Harrison Fahn as Young Tantor Tim Curry as Kitty Kat, a lion from The Addams Family (2019 film) and The Addams Family 2 Steve Whitmire as Young Kermit from Kermit's Swamp Years Jim Carrey as Cody, a baby snow leopard * [[Tara Strong]] as Yuvi the..." 6956 wikitext text/x-wiki New for 2023 at Chessington World of Adventures it's Tarzan 2 The Legend Begins: Live Stage Show and Hosted by Daisy from Live Show Peppa Pig live == Voice Cast == Harrison Chad as Young Tarzan Brenda Grate as Young Terk Harrison Fahn as Young Tantor Tim Curry as Kitty Kat, a lion from The Addams Family (2019 film) and The Addams Family 2 Steve Whitmire as Young Kermit from Kermit's Swamp Years Jim Carrey as Cody, a baby snow leopard * [[Tara Strong]] as Yuvi the Leopard Cub * Eric Idle as Tua the Leopard Cub * Pink! as Sarah, a meerkat * Tom Arnold as Harold, a meerkat * Bill Hunter as Cubby, a lion cub * Martin Brooks as Spear guys from Super Mario Bros. (series) kwd3u5gdkgrfhna1s7v9jg87q0y2ulx 6957 6956 2023-12-25T02:02:51Z 92.4.231.219 6957 wikitext text/x-wiki New for 2023 at [[Chessington World of Adventures]] it's Tarzan 2 The Legend Begins: Live Stage Show and Hosted by Daisy from Live Show Peppa Pig live == Voice Cast == Harrison Chad as Young Tarzan Brenda Grate as Young Terk Harrison Fahn as Young Tantor Tim Curry as Kitty Kat, a lion from The Addams Family (2019 film) and The Addams Family 2 Steve Whitmire as Young Kermit from Kermit's Swamp Years Jim Carrey as Cody, a baby snow leopard * [[Tara Strong]] as Yuvi the Leopard Cub * Eric Idle as Tua the Leopard Cub * Pink! as Sarah, a meerkat * Tom Arnold as Harold, a meerkat * Bill Hunter as Cubby, a lion cub * Martin Brooks as Spear guys from Super Mario Bros. (series) 3chplsbpdmhbosaqphrlhz4ujf8hguk 7047 6957 2024-06-16T09:56:30Z Sophie Cowburn 47358357 7047 wikitext text/x-wiki New for 2023 at [[Chessington World of Adventures]] it's Tarzan 2 The Legend Begins: Live Stage Show and Hosted by Daisy from Live Show Peppa Pig live == Voice Cast == Harrison Chad as Young Tarzan Brenda Grate as Young Terk Harrison Fahn as Young Tantor Glenn Close as Kala Lance Henriksen as Kerchak George Carlin as Zugor Brad Garret as Uto Ron Perlman as Kago Estelle Harris as Mama Gunda == Act 1 == # Opening scene # Son of Man # Terk Makes fun of Kerchak # Night scene # The Storm # Leaving Home Find My Way # Chased by Sabor # Dark Mountain # The Zugor is Coming # Escaping Dark Mountain # Bedtime Story # The Real Zugor # Rhino Chase # Terk and Tantor do same without Tarzan # The Search for Tarzan # Tarzan's not an ape # Who Am I # Kala goes looking for Tarzan before terk and tantor find him first # Zugor's Past # Terk and Tantor in Dark Mountain # Zugor's New Nest == Act 2 == # Terk Escapes Uto and Kago # I'm a Zugor # Terk Tantor and Tarzan reunited # The little ones join kala # The 3 big apes terk and tantor finds out who the zugor really is # Tarzan betrays zugor # Tarzan terk and tantor sliding through the tunnel # Zugor figures out what Tarzan is # Tarzan beat up uto and kago # You Have Beautiful eyes # Uto and Kago gets scared of Tarzan # Tarzan saves kala # The timeless mystery of Love # Part of This Family # Who Am I (Reprise) # Curtain Call cxmumnjm1bpyqhr5kqpm0alr04qo9s6 0 3408 6826 2023-09-28T15:22:34Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Instead of making an active [[Move]], a [[Player]] or [[Piece]] may deign [[to]] Taunt, a seemingly pointless provocation of their opponent by pressing all buttons together. Though most taunts are completely aesthetic, others have minor effects, and aesthetic itself is considered its own style of effect. == Piece taunts == == Player taunts == [[Category:Moves]]" 6826 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of making an active [[Move]], a [[Player]] or [[Piece]] may deign [[to]] Taunt, a seemingly pointless provocation of their opponent by pressing all buttons together. Though most taunts are completely aesthetic, others have minor effects, and aesthetic itself is considered its own style of effect. == Piece taunts == == Player taunts == [[Category:Moves]] 36qd900hfqtsbxulo4l9vfbsegvxyjc 6835 6826 2023-09-28T16:58:55Z Milo fett 34586 6835 wikitext text/x-wiki Instead of making an active [[Move]], a [[Player]] or [[Piece]] may deign [[to]] '''Taunt''', a seemingly pointless provocation of their opponent by pressing all buttons together. Though most taunts are completely aesthetic, others have minor effects, and aesthetic itself is considered its own style of effect. == Piece taunts == == Player taunts == == See also == * [[Take]] [[Category:Moves]] 4lfrdqqkg7zp8id0uakvtdpkoakeqtw 0 2658 5139 2023-01-11T11:44:41Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Tax evasion''' is an illegal move in the [[Chess|Game of Chess]]. Tax evasion often entails the deliberate misrepresentation of the taxpayer's affairs to the tax authorities to reduce the taxpayer's tax liability, and it includes dishonest tax reporting, declaring less income, profits or gains than the amounts actually earned, overstating deductions, using bribes against authorities in countries with high corruption rates and hiding [[Currency|money]] in secret locati..." 5139 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tax evasion''' is an illegal move in the [[Chess|Game of Chess]]. Tax evasion often entails the deliberate misrepresentation of the taxpayer's affairs to the tax authorities to reduce the taxpayer's tax liability, and it includes dishonest tax reporting, declaring less income, profits or gains than the amounts actually earned, overstating deductions, using bribes against authorities in countries with high corruption rates and hiding [[Currency|money]] in secret locations. Tax evasion is one of the [[crimes]] in the [[Chess World]]. Shall a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] commit tax evasion, it becomes hunted by the [[Chess IRS]]. q7hmr5oki6z6zmsy3fz12qwufdyc1e6 5452 5139 2023-02-02T23:08:45Z Milo fett 34586 5452 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tax evasion''' is an illegal move in the [[Chess|Game of Chess]]. Tax evasion often entails the deliberate misrepresentation of the taxpayer's affairs to the tax authorities to reduce the taxpayer's tax liability, and it includes dishonest tax reporting, declaring less income, profits or gains than the amounts actually earned, overstating deductions, using bribes against authorities in countries with high corruption rates and hiding [[Currency|money]] in secret locations. Tax evasion is one of the [[crimes]] in the [[Chess World]]. Shall a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] commit tax evasion, it becomes hunted by the [[Chess IRS]]. [[Category:Crimes]] eompyxjsyogtg7tenr053m4vgn9v428 5461 5452 2023-02-03T02:22:52Z Craten 26192002 5461 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tax evasion''' is an illegal move in the [[Chess|Game of Chess]]. Tax evasion often entails the deliberate misrepresentation of the taxpayer's affairs to the tax authorities to reduce the taxpayer's tax liability, and it includes dishonest tax reporting, declaring less income, profits or gains than the amounts actually earned, overstating deductions, using bribes against authorities in countries with high corruption rates and hiding [[Currency|money]] in secret locations. Tax evasion is one of the [[:Category:Crimes|crimes]] in the [[Chess World]]. Shall a [[:Category:Pieces|piece]] commit tax evasion, it becomes hunted by the [[Chess IRS]]. [[Category:Crimes]] e56eq03iunwl2i48wjgjgyo1bbobvwu 0 3503 7052 2024-06-17T23:42:45Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 Created page with "'''Taylor Swift''' is a popular chess piece. When played, it can take out all [[Pawn|pawns]] except for the center, It can move anywhere. It cannot [[checkmate]] the [[King]] whatsoever." 7052 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a popular chess piece. When played, it can take out all [[Pawn|pawns]] except for the center, It can move anywhere. It cannot [[checkmate]] the [[King]] whatsoever. j6koyr13fdadfnhas9fbco39tphyiwa 7054 7052 2024-06-17T23:47:17Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7054 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a popular chess piece. When played, it can take out all [[Pawn|pawns]] except for the center, It can move anywhere. It cannot [[checkmate]] the [[King]] whatsoever. [[Category:Pieces]] sirwg5bgrs6fkxaa03aqmnkidv9wvoy 7060 7054 2024-06-20T00:04:11Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7060 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a popular chess piece used by swifties. When played, it can take out all [[Pawn|pawns]] except for the center, It can move anywhere. It cannot [[checkmate]] the [[King]] whatsoever. [[Category:Pieces]] 03d95vqfgny22khfu3exvo34mfzpyhv 7078 7060 2024-06-25T00:00:04Z 2.97.111.236 7078 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. [[Category:Pieces]] so70ri0xy8y2n2ffg7fw3kdi7nddjcu 7080 7078 2024-06-25T00:02:12Z 2.97.111.236 7080 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]], [[Bishop]], and [[Pawn]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] i2vqd8xq6r20gwfgtciiza7v3n0hh8o 7082 7080 2024-06-25T00:21:40Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7082 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Knight]] and [[Bishop]]. {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] 3kkbetgxnqwe3j7601lsxrihx0vyowb 7084 7082 2024-06-25T01:01:52Z Craten 26192002 7084 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]], with each Move undertaking all three of these Pieces' Moves. Taylor is currently on her massively popular [[Eras Tour]], coming [[to]] a [[Square]] near you! {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] 68af1v24ixra1xfi4x2k4rgatq38il7 7087 7084 2024-06-25T01:59:28Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7087 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]], with each Move undertaking all three of these Pieces' Moves. She is currently on her massively popular Eras Tour, coming [[to]] a [[Square]] near you! {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] kr3v64igg2z1bd7feqssm2pxltad6on 7149 7087 2024-06-29T03:31:39Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7149 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]], with each Move undertaking all three of these Pieces' Moves. She is currently on her massively popular Eras Tour, coming [[to]] a [[Square]] near you! ==Various== === Debut === === Fearless === === Speak Now === === Red === ==== 1989 ==== === Reputation === === Lover === === Folklore === === Evermore === === Midnights === === The Tortured Poets Department === === The Anthology === {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] 0f11ltriabvh46903zhtxbfjbfil0gn 7210 7149 2024-08-08T04:23:21Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7210 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Taylor Swift''' is a chess piece. Her moves are a combination of the [[Rook]], [[Horsey]] and [[Bishop]], with each Move undertaking all three of these Pieces' Moves. She is currently on her massively popular Eras Tour, coming [[to]] a [[Square]] near you! ==Various (Superpowers)== === Debut === === Fearless === === Speak Now === === Red === ==== 1989 ==== === Reputation === === Lover === === Folklore === === Evermore === === Midnights === === The Tortured Poets Department === === The Anthology === {{NavigationPieces}} [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Music]] 45mb2py6upg8gb9su44dd9q04vj9vq5 0 2857 5537 2023-02-05T11:56:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Category:Colors]] 5537 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Colors]] [[Category:Terminology]] g92045z5yzw6vc2mlrtq40gtkp7r1yp 0 2459 4736 2016-04-29T22:12:02Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "''For the game level characterized by technology, see [[Gear Zone]].'' The '''tech level''', or '''technology level''', is a measure of how many technologies a player has [[r..." 4736 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the game level characterized by technology, see [[Gear Zone]].'' The '''tech level''', or '''technology level''', is a measure of how many technologies a player has [[research]]ed. The tech level determines what [[pieces]] and [[upgrades]] are available. By default, each player starts at Tech Level [[to|II]]. == Examples == === Tech level [[I]] === * [[Caveman King]] * [[Archaebishop]] * [[Rock]] * ''[[Eohippus]]'' === Tech level II === * [[King]] * [[Bishop]] * [[Rook]] * [[Horsey]] === Tech level III === * [[Democracy Chess|President]] * [[Bishop|Modern Bishop]] * [[Endangered Rook]] * [[Scout|Car]] === Tech level IV === * [[Captain]] * [[Trishop]] * [[Rooket]] * [[Jedi Horsey]] === Tech level V === * [[Gray]] * [[Gray]] * [[Gray]] * [[Gray]] [[Category:Terminology]] a9jqp22sp8zxyasoc4ua4owp9k3rv6u 4737 4736 2016-04-29T22:17:32Z Milo fett 34586 /* Examples */ 4737 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the game level characterized by technology, see [[Gear Zone]].'' The '''tech level''', or '''technology level''', is a measure of how many technologies a player has [[research]]ed. The tech level determines what [[pieces]] and [[upgrades]] are available. By default, each player starts at Tech Level [[to|II]]. == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Tech level [[I]]''' || '''Tech level II''' || '''Tech level III''' || '''Tech level IV''' || '''Tech level V''' |- | [[Caveman King]] || [[King]] || [[Democracy Chess|President]] || [[Captain]] || [[Gray]] |- | [[Archaebishop]] || [[Bishop]] || [[Bishop|Modern Bishop]] || [[Trishop]] || [[Gray]] |- | [[Rock]] || [[Rook]] || [[Endangered Rook]] || [[Rooket]] || [[Gray]] |- | ''[[Eohippus]]'' || [[Horsey]] || [[Scout|Car]] || [[Jedi Horsey]] || [[Gray]] |} [[Category:Terminology]] husaf56eli5hos4mytgngi0rmy5boue 4738 4737 2016-04-29T22:18:28Z Milo fett 34586 /* Examples */ 4738 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the game level characterized by technology, see [[Gear Zone]].'' The '''tech level''', or '''technology level''', is a measure of how many technologies a player has [[research]]ed. The tech level determines what [[pieces]] and [[upgrades]] are available. By default, each player starts at Tech Level [[to|II]]. == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Tech level [[I]]''' || '''Tech level II''' || '''Tech level III''' || '''Tech level IV''' || '''Tech level V''' |- | [[Caveman King]] || [[King]] || [[Democracy Chess|President]] || [[Captain]] || [[Gray]] |- | [[Archaebishop]] || [[Bishop]] || [[Bishop|Modern Bishop]] || [[Trishop]] || [[Gray]] |- | [[Rock]] || [[Rook]] || [[Endangered Rook]] || [[Rooket]] || [[Gray]] |- | ''[[wikipedia:Eohippus|Eohippus]]'' || [[Horsey]] || [[Scout|Car]] || [[Jedi Horsey]] || [[Gray]] |} [[Category:Terminology]] f0wzubxxqww0oqdgzyewn8tf7sk9eeg 4753 4738 2016-06-30T19:17:25Z Milo fett 34586 4753 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the game level characterized by technology, see [[Gear Zone]].'' The '''tech level''', or '''technology level''', is a measure of how many technologies a player has [[research]]ed. The tech level determines what [[pieces]] and [[upgrades]] are available. By default, each player starts at Tech Level [[to|II]]. == Examples == {| class=wikitable | '''Tech level [[I]]''' || '''Tech level II''' || '''Tech level III''' || '''Tech level IV''' || '''Tech level V''' |- | [[Caveman King]] || [[King]] || [[Democracy Chess|President]] || [[Captain]] || [[Gray]] |- | [[Archaebishop]] || [[Bishop]] || [[Bishop|Modern Bishop]] || [[Trishop]] || [[Gray]] |- | [[Rock]] || [[Rook]] || [[Endangered Rook]] || [[Rooket]] || [[Gray]] |- | ''[[wikipedia:Eohippus|Eohippus]]'' || [[Horsey]] || [[Scout|Car]] || [[Jedi Horsey]] || [[Gray]] |} == See Also == *[[Evolution]] [[Category:Terminology]] 3pofx81qsxb9xtgd2tnuqkdjwhdl205 0 3355 6699 2023-09-07T12:39:24Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Telefrag''' describes when a Piece is [[Capture|captured]] via another [[Piece]] landing on the [[Square]] the first Piece currently [[Occupation|occupies]]. All regular Chess dispatches except [[En Passant|En Passant and its variants]] are considered a '''Telefrag'''. Presume a capture is a Telefrag unless otherwise informed. [[Category:Terminology]]" 6699 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Telefrag''' describes when a Piece is [[Capture|captured]] via another [[Piece]] landing on the [[Square]] the first Piece currently [[Occupation|occupies]]. All regular Chess dispatches except [[En Passant|En Passant and its variants]] are considered a '''Telefrag'''. Presume a capture is a Telefrag unless otherwise informed. [[Category:Terminology]] lfe8qggpwtj2uou9x484krp2a936aqo 0 2706 5241 2023-01-19T13:15:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "In the disasterous case of the match [[time]] reaching [[1]] hour, a catastrophically powerful piece dubbed the '''''Terminator''''' may be added [[to]] the [[board]]. It's appearance is elusive, a blinding glare is emitted by the '''''Terminator''''', rendering it unseen. It has been described by many as resembling a [[pawn]], a [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], [[Queen]] or a [[King]], and some even saying it resembled the [[Knook]]. The '''''Terminator''''' can destroy [[a]]..." 5241 wikitext text/x-wiki In the disasterous case of the match [[time]] reaching [[1]] hour, a catastrophically powerful piece dubbed the '''''Terminator''''' may be added [[to]] the [[board]]. It's appearance is elusive, a blinding glare is emitted by the '''''Terminator''''', rendering it unseen. It has been described by many as resembling a [[pawn]], a [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], [[Queen]] or a [[King]], and some even saying it resembled the [[Knook]]. The '''''Terminator''''' can destroy [[a]] select [[piece]] on the [[board]], including the [[King]]. Which team gets the '''''Terminator''''' is decided by a match of [[Rock Paper Scissors]]. It is impossible to evade it's attack and invoking it is not [[En Passant|forced]], so [[Player|players]] often tend [[to]] opt out from invoking it [[Category:Pieces]] 4y5ct80s3iietn2q66jfu6ovl7evvx3 5242 5241 2023-01-19T16:44:26Z 79.66.87.129 5242 wikitext text/x-wiki In the disasterous case of the match [[time]] reaching [[1]] hour, a catastrophically powerful piece dubbed the '''''Terminator''''' may be added [[to]] the [[board]]. Its appearance is elusive, a blinding glare is emitted by the '''''Terminator''''', rendering it unseen. It has been described by many as resembling a [[pawn]], a [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], [[Queen]] or a [[King]], and some even saying it resembled the [[Knook]]. The '''''Terminator''''' can destroy [[a]] select [[piece]] on the [[board]], including the [[King]]. Which team gets the '''''Terminator''''' is decided by a match of [[Rock Paper Scissors]]. It is impossible to evade its attack and invoking it is not [[En Passant|forced]], so [[Player|players]] often tend [[to]] opt out from invoking it [[Category:Pieces]] 5hy688lgs8ke0rcixbin5g0yrlqhdal 5243 5242 2023-01-19T16:44:42Z 79.66.87.129 5243 wikitext text/x-wiki In the disasterous case of the match [[time]] reaching [[1]] hour, a catastrophically powerful piece dubbed the '''''Terminator''''' may be added [[to]] the [[board]]. Its appearance is elusive, a blinding glare is emitted by the '''''Terminator''''', rendering it unseen. It has been described by many as resembling a [[pawn]], a [[Horsey]], [[Bishop]], [[Queen]] or a [[King]], and some even saying it resembled the [[Knook]]. The '''''Terminator''''' can destroy [[a]] select [[piece]] on the [[board]], including the [[King]]. Which team gets the '''''Terminator''''' is decided by a match of [[Rock Paper Scissors]]. It is impossible to evade its attack and invoking it is not [[En Passant|forced]], so [[Player|players]] often tend [[to]] opt out from invoking it [[Category:Pieces]] mgv86ubl69nld5vdr986yt2b0q3v7pu 0 3135 6114 2023-07-25T14:05:40Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''Terrain''' are interruptions in Chess. They are insertable by the player in [[Bishop Style War]]. == Boulder == [[File:Boulder.png|thumb|A boulder]] A boulder is a weird rock thing that prevents pieces from going through it. It is so powerful that even the knights/horses can’t jump over it because the horses’ legs would hit the boulder and the horses would be hurt and taken out of the game. It is insertable in Bishop Style War, with 500 googolplex boulders. Bou..." 6114 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Terrain''' are interruptions in Chess. They are insertable by the player in [[Bishop Style War]]. == Boulder == [[File:Boulder.png|thumb|A boulder]] A boulder is a weird rock thing that prevents pieces from going through it. It is so powerful that even the knights/horses can’t jump over it because the horses’ legs would hit the boulder and the horses would be hurt and taken out of the game. It is insertable in Bishop Style War, with 500 googolplex boulders. Boulders can vary, there is even a variant covering 4 squares, 9 squares, 16 squares and SO MUCH MORE! There is even a rock where the pieces can go through it but unfortunately trips and taken out of the game. The boulder is a blessing, you can even use it as an advantage to cover all your opponent’s pieces to prevent them from moving!!! LOL!!!!! == Bomb == [[File:A bomb.png|thumb|A bomb]] The bomb is a very harmful terrain piece, as when it is touched, it kills everything in adjacent squares and the one that touches it!!! The lighters can light them by touching the bomb without being damaged. There is a nuke variation, which kills 70.314159678901111% of your pieces!!!!!! This is a '''huge''' troll. And it can be dropped by chessboard commandos. Bishop Style War has a lot of them with 412 googol bombs!!!! There is also a weaker version called the landmine which only kills the one that steps onto it. It is very weak and yes. == Water == [[File:Water.png|thumb|Water]] Water is not solid, and not solid AT ALL!!! It is liquid and no piece is able to touch it as it will drown and taken out of the game. The bridge builder can create bridge by stepping onto the water. The knights also knows as horses can jump over them. A river can be created with this terrain. It is light blue. Bishop Style War has 100 million water terrain. A variation is made containing SHARKS and ALLIGATORS inside, they are dangerous and can chomp off the pieces that go inside the terrain, it won’t take the piece out but instead, the piece only remains half shape and loses half of their points. Kings can’t be affected by the variant. == Lava == [[File:Lava.png|thumb|Lava]] Lava is liquid. Whenever any piece jumps into lava, it scorches, turns black and is never returned to the game. Bishop Style War has only 40 of the terrain unfortunately due to the power worth of the terrain. When mixed with water, it makes obsidian. opjk4t8mwf2ddyxewv7pdu5ce3y6nk1 6115 6114 2023-07-26T01:16:54Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 6115 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Terrain''' are interruptions in Chess. They are insertable by the player in [[Bishop Style War]]. == Boulder == [[File:Boulder.png|thumb|A boulder]] A boulder is a weird rock thing that prevents pieces from going through it. It is so powerful that even the knights/horses can’t jump over it because the horses’ legs would hit the boulder and the horses would be hurt and taken out of the game. It is insertable in Bishop Style War, with 500 googolplex boulders. Boulders can vary, there is even a variant covering 4 squares, 9 squares, 16 squares and SO MUCH MORE! There is even a rock where the pieces can go through it but unfortunately trips and taken out of the game. The boulder is a blessing, you can even use it as an advantage to cover all your opponent’s pieces to prevent them from moving!!! LOL!!!!! == Bomb == [[File:A bomb.png|thumb|A bomb]] The bomb is a very harmful terrain piece, as when it is touched, it kills everything in adjacent squares and the one that touches it!!! The lighters can light them by touching the bomb without being damaged. There is a nuke variation, which kills 70.314159678901111% of your pieces!!!!!! This is a '''huge''' troll. And it can be dropped by chessboard commandos. Bishop Style War has a lot of them with 412 googol bombs!!!! There is also a weaker version called the landmine which only kills the one that steps onto it. It is very weak and yes. == Water == [[File:Water.png|thumb|Water]] Water is not solid, and not solid AT ALL!!! It is liquid and no piece is able to touch it as it will drown and taken out of the game. The bridge builder can create bridge by stepping onto the water. The knights also knows as horses can jump over them. A river can be created with this terrain. It is light blue. Bishop Style War has 100 million water terrain. A variation is made containing SHARKS and ALLIGATORS inside, they are dangerous and can chomp off the pieces that go inside the terrain, it won’t take the piece out but instead, the piece only remains half shape and loses half of their points. Kings can’t be affected by the variant. == Lava == [[File:Lava.png|thumb|Lava]] Lava is liquid. Whenever any piece jumps into lava, it scorches, turns black and is never returned to the game. It is orange. Bishop Style War has only 40 of the terrain unfortunately due to the power worth of the terrain. When mixed with water, it makes obsidian. Lava can also come from volcanoes. 1rywohgbshsajgpt9bmyiu03di5z516 0 3485 7005 2024-02-08T23:10:15Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Frowned upon]] 7005 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Frowned upon]] 320raps4j1fwaumex0l0n8tnbr1g3cx 0 2227 4264 2015-03-13T20:27:20Z 82.24.92.97 Redirected page to [[The Twins]] 4264 wikitext text/x-wiki #redirect [[The Twins]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] 2d35nuww8so3348fuxyy3ljana1dokk 0 3289 6482 2023-08-22T12:31:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Board 0 entropy.png|thumb|231x231px|starting position of Tetris Chess]] '''Tetris Chess''' is a game very similar [[to Chess]], except if the [[A|bottom rank]] is ever fully occupied by [[Piece|pieces]], they get deleted tetris-style and the rest of the pieces fall down. The game instantly concludes, as it starts in a perfect arrangement where every piece gets erased first [[turn]]. Winning at this game unlocks the [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] for Chess|regular c..." 6482 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Board 0 entropy.png|thumb|231x231px|starting position of Tetris Chess]] '''Tetris Chess''' is a game very similar [[to Chess]], except if the [[A|bottom rank]] is ever fully occupied by [[Piece|pieces]], they get deleted tetris-style and the rest of the pieces fall down. The game instantly concludes, as it starts in a perfect arrangement where every piece gets erased first [[turn]]. Winning at this game unlocks the [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] for [[Chess|regular campaign mode]]. [[Category:Variants]] kj8ymbzivdqb7wb3d6t949ogtdvqfwb 6485 6482 2023-08-22T13:54:50Z 78.40.233.11 6485 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Board 0 entropy.png|thumb|231x231px|starting position of Tetris Chess]] '''Tetris Chess''' (released in [[Europe]] as '''''Chesstris''''') is a game very similar [[to Chess]], except if the [[A|bottom rank]] is ever fully occupied by [[Piece|pieces]], they get deleted tetris-style and the rest of the pieces fall down. The game instantly concludes, as it starts in a perfect arrangement where every piece gets erased first [[turn]]. Winning at this game unlocks the [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] for [[Chess|regular campaign mode]]. [[Category:Variants]] qdrev20v9ro5ntt75k4b7mv21g3bolr 6702 6485 2023-09-07T17:42:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6702 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Board 0 entropy.png|thumb|231x231px|starting position of Tetris Chess]] '''Tetris Chess''' (released in [[Europe]] as '''''Chesstris''''') is a game very similar [[to Chess]], except if the [[A|bottom rank]] is ever fully occupied by [[Piece|pieces]], they get deleted tetris-style and the rest of the pieces fall down. The game instantly concludes, as it starts in a perfect arrangement where every piece gets erased first [[turn]]. Winning at this game unlocks the [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] for [[Chess|regular campaign mode]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] bovpz205d4uf0dqsfz7wdnz82z1yjku 0 2713 5261 2023-01-21T13:49:52Z Chalcogens 52316134 redirect 5261 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Thaumaturgy]] [[Category:Lore]] 3fya64cjl9vt04jhdkgf6bf2qci0azx 0 2986 5782 2023-03-01T12:14:38Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Not to be confused with Animal Farm (Book), or Animal Farm (location) The Animal Farm Gambit (or Animal Farm Gambit) is an unique gambit in Chess that can be played. == Description == This gambit can be initiated once Old Mayor returns to the farmhouse on White's back rank. Once this happens, Old Mayor settles down with his fellow Animals and tells about a dream he had last night. Eventually, he ends up with exclaiming that he has not much time left on this chessboard..." 5782 wikitext text/x-wiki Not to be confused with Animal Farm (Book), or Animal Farm (location) The Animal Farm Gambit (or Animal Farm Gambit) is an unique gambit in Chess that can be played. == Description == This gambit can be initiated once Old Mayor returns to the farmhouse on White's back rank. Once this happens, Old Mayor settles down with his fellow Animals and tells about a dream he had last night. Eventually, he ends up with exclaiming that he has not much time left on this chessboard, and drops some words of wisdom to his fellow Animals. Among these, he reveals how the Animals get unfairly treated by the rest of the pieces, and how the animals don't get the deserved treatment for the hard work they put in. Old Mayor promptly dies. The next step in the gambit begins by performing the Animal Revolution. The animals join forces together and kick out the rest of the pieces out of White (now renamed to Animal Farm). After this point, the game changes drastically. The Black team is forgotten from the game, and it's now Animal Farm vs White. White remains largely at bay during the play and some developments begin for Animal Farm. The next step in the gambit occurs when one of the Pigs, Napoleon asserts himself as the leader. This does not bode well, as it is reminiscent of the times before the revolution, but not many eyes are batted. TBA [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]] dzgca9ee3gwud5c6l73ukdg5amitav8 5783 5782 2023-03-01T20:21:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 5783 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Animal Farm (Book)]], or [[Animal Farm (location)]]'' The '''Animal Farm Gambit''' (or Animal Farm Gambit) is an unique gambit in [[Chess]] that can be played. == Description == This gambit can be initiated once [[Old Mayor]] returns to the farmhouse on White's back rank. Once this happens, Old Mayor settles down with his fellow [[:Category:Animals|Animals]] and tells about a dream he had last night. Eventually, he ends up with exclaiming that he has not much time left on this [[chessboard]], and drops some words of wisdom to his fellow Animals. Among these, he reveals how the Animals get unfairly treated by the rest of the pieces, and how the animals don't get the deserved treatment for the hard work they put in. Old Mayor promptly dies. The next step in the gambit begins by performing the Animal Revolution. The animals join forces together and kick out the rest of the [[Piece|pieces]] out of [[White]] (now renamed to Animals). At this step, a special deathmatch like event is triggered, where the non-animal pieces from White are placed at the other side of the board, Black is forgotten from the game. Continue by defending Animals, and White continues by trying to take control back. A good strategy here is to bring out the [[Horsey]] [[Boxer]] to the middle, align the [[Rook|Rooks]] to the back and use rest of the animal pieces to cover the rest. After this point, the game changes drastically. White remains largely at bay during the play and some developments begin for Animal Farm. The [[Pig|Pigs]] are known to be very intelligent, and one of them, [[Napoleon]], manages to be elected [[Democracy Chess|president]] of the Animal Farm. Bunch of new commandments are put in place, one such reading ''"All animals are equal."'' This is where the next step in the gambit starts. Play continues like this for some time. The Animal Farm windmill is being constructed, heavily relying on the work of Boxer. It is after Boxer gets captured that shit goes south. Boxer gets carried to the hospital, or so that's what [[Squealer]] said. Something isn't right here, the ambulance almost seems like it is part of the White team. Soon, it does not take long for the Animals to notice that the Pigs have better living conditions while not putting in any work. The Pigs are living in the [[house]], and possibly sleeping in beds, which goes against one of the commandments. The final step occurs when the Animals go look at what the Pigs are up to in the house, they discover in a shocking revelation that White is there, having dinner with the Pigs, and they cannot tell them apart anymore. They have become White. The gambit ends when the first, and now only commandment is checked on, and it now reads ''"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."'' == See also == * [[1,984]] [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]] tvj5rv671wwmhnhnyen0shug1ey5rcc 6004 5783 2023-06-26T19:58:12Z KaiserKarmesin 49979613 6004 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[1984|Animal Farm (Book)]], or [[Animal Farm (location)]]'' The '''Animal Farm Gambit''' (or Animal Farm Gambit) is an unique gambit in [[Chess]] that can be played. == Description == This gambit can be initiated once [[Old Mayor]] returns to the farmhouse on White's back rank. Once this happens, Old Mayor settles down with his fellow [[:Category:Animals|Animals]] and tells about a dream he had last night. Eventually, he ends up with exclaiming that he has not much time left on this [[chessboard]], and drops some words of wisdom to his fellow Animals. Among these, he reveals how the Animals get unfairly treated by the rest of the pieces, and how the animals don't get the deserved treatment for the hard work they put in. Old Mayor promptly dies. The next step in the gambit begins by performing the Animal Revolution. The animals join forces together and kick out the rest of the [[Piece|pieces]] out of [[White]] (now renamed to Animals). At this step, a special deathmatch like event is triggered, where the non-animal pieces from White are placed at the other side of the board, Black is forgotten from the game. Continue by defending Animals, and White continues by trying to take control back. A good strategy here is to bring out the [[Horsey]] [[Boxer]] to the middle, align the [[Rook|Rooks]] to the back and use rest of the animal pieces to cover the rest. After this point, the game changes drastically. White remains largely at bay during the play and some developments begin for Animal Farm. The [[Pig|Pigs]] are known to be very intelligent, and one of them, [[Napoleon]], manages to be elected [[Democracy Chess|president]] of the Animal Farm. Bunch of new commandments are put in place, one such reading ''"All animals are equal."'' This is where the next step in the gambit starts. Play continues like this for some time. The Animal Farm windmill is being constructed, heavily relying on the work of Boxer. It is after Boxer gets captured that shit goes south. Boxer gets carried to the hospital, or so that's what [[Squealer]] said. Something isn't right here, the ambulance almost seems like it is part of the White team. Soon, it does not take long for the Animals to notice that the Pigs have better living conditions while not putting in any work. The Pigs are living in the [[house]], and possibly sleeping in beds, which goes against one of the commandments. The final step occurs when the Animals go look at what the Pigs are up to in the house, they discover in a shocking revelation that White is there, having dinner with the Pigs, and they cannot tell them apart anymore. They have become White. The gambit ends when the first, and now only commandment is checked on, and it now reads ''"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."'' == See also == * [[1,984]] [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]] eyqsi80zfjgri13z9hkprkck5ssruky 6690 6004 2023-09-07T01:01:11Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6690 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[1984|Animal Farm (Book)]], or [[Animal Farm (location)]]'' The '''Animal Farm Gambit''' (or Animal Farm Gambit) is an unique gambit in [[Chess]] that can be played. == Description == This gambit can be initiated once [[Old Mayor]] returns to the farmhouse on White's back rank. Once this happens, Old Mayor settles down with his fellow [[:Category:Animals|Animals]] and tells about a dream he had last night. Eventually, he ends up with exclaiming that he has not much time left on this [[chessboard]], and drops some words of wisdom to his fellow Animals. Among these, he reveals how the Animals get unfairly treated by the rest of the pieces, and how the animals don't get the deserved treatment for the hard work they put in. Old Mayor promptly dies. The next step in the gambit begins by performing the Animal Revolution. The animals join forces together and kick out the rest of the [[Piece|pieces]] out of [[White]] (now renamed to Animals). At this step, a special deathmatch like event is triggered, where the non-animal pieces from White are placed at the other side of the board, Black is forgotten from the game. Continue by defending Animals, and White continues by trying to take control back. A good strategy here is to bring out the [[Horsey]] [[Boxer]] to the middle, align the [[Rook|Rooks]] to the back and use rest of the animal pieces to cover the rest. After this point, the game changes drastically. White remains largely at bay during the play and some developments begin for Animal Farm. The [[Pig|Pigs]] are known to be very intelligent, and one of them, [[Napoleon]], manages to be elected [[Democracy Chess|president]] of the Animal Farm. Bunch of new commandments are put in place, one such reading ''"All animals are equal."'' This is where the next step in the gambit starts. Play continues like this for some time. The Animal Farm windmill is being constructed, heavily relying on the work of Boxer. It is after Boxer gets captured that shit goes south. Boxer gets carried to the hospital, or so that's what [[Squealer]] said. Something isn't right here, the ambulance almost seems like it is part of the White team. Soon, it does not take long for the Animals to notice that the Pigs have better living conditions while not putting in any work. The Pigs are living in the [[house]], and possibly sleeping in beds, which goes against one of the commandments. The final step occurs when the Animals go look at what the Pigs are up to in the house, they discover in a shocking revelation that White is there, having dinner with the Pigs, and they cannot tell them apart anymore. They have become White. The gambit ends when the first, and now only commandment is checked on, and it now reads ''"All animals are equal, but some animals are more equal than others."'' == See also == * [[1,984]] [[Category:Openings]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] amsvdvg05imtdwi1ylux5npugtnctvb 0 2983 5777 2023-02-27T14:47:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The Announcer is an omnipotent piece that resides in a cabin overlooking the current Chess match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical move for everyone to hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a player attacks using 2 Horsies </blockquote><blockquote>''"And thaaaat'll be a WIN"'' - The Announcer when White wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the..." 5777 wikitext text/x-wiki The Announcer is an omnipotent piece that resides in a cabin overlooking the current Chess match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical move for everyone to hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a player attacks using 2 Horsies </blockquote><blockquote>''"And thaaaat'll be a WIN"'' - The Announcer when White wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a draw ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a blunder is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] 7rcsr7enycz4mtq7i0cv8cm4dzo0884 5778 5777 2023-02-27T19:39:57Z Chalcogens 52316134 5778 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] kao5b0s3hlwvysyvhn9m05v6gamaspl 6279 5778 2023-08-02T18:02:28Z Milo fett 34586 6279 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Announcer.webp|thumb|275px]] '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] q7e0gny2csuxk3mh9gubaujbr8dhl7n 6280 6279 2023-08-02T18:06:09Z Milo fett 34586 Add page quote 6280 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Announcer.webp|thumb|275px]] ''"Announcer? Hey pal, I hardly even know her!"'' <small>—The Announcer on himself (he has since apologized)</small> '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] 1h4simhz57sx0ads5p5j45qeo3ppfgo 6281 6280 2023-08-02T18:06:26Z Milo fett 34586 6281 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Announcer.webp|thumb|275px]] ''"Announcer? Hey pal, I hardly even know her!"'' <small>—The Announcer on himself (he has since apologized)</small> '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] ofc7d4tjswsrjy956h4j131jjcomzlp 6297 6281 2023-08-03T16:12:15Z Milo fett 34586 6297 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Announcer.webp|thumb|275px]] ''"Announcer? Hey pal, I hardly even know her!"'' <br/><small>—The Announcer on himself (he has since apologized)</small> '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] rbm2dlekbrx658fqb8hx9prfimpr2ev 6593 6297 2023-09-01T15:34:23Z Craten 26192002 6593 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Announcer.webp|thumb|275px]] ''"Announcer? Hey pal, I hardly even know her!"'' <br/><small>—The Announcer on himself (he has since apologized)</small> '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!"'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced == See Also == [[Anon]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] ncrv0704v7nlxgpwgrkcu9hyew696ca 6594 6593 2023-09-01T16:26:07Z Craten 26192002 6594 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Announcer.webp|thumb|275px]] ''"Announcer? Hey pal, I hardly even know her!"'' <br/><small>—The Announcer on himself (he has since apologized)</small> '''The Announcer''' is an omnipotent [[piece]] that resides in [[a]] cabin overlooking the current [[Chess]] match. The Announcer comments on and narrates the match and announces every critical [[move]] for everyone [[to]] hear. == Common quotes == <blockquote>''"Hold your horses!" (sic)'' - The Announcer when a [[player]] attacks using 2 [[Horsey|Horsies]] </blockquote><blockquote>''"And we have a WINNER"'' - The Announcer when [[White]] wins ''"And it looks like the game was a DRAW!"'' - The Announcer when the game ended in a [[Panel Paint Mode|draw]] ''"That has been the worst blunder since 97!"'' - The Announcer whenever a [[blunder]] is played, it is unknown what occured in 1997</blockquote> == Trivia == * The Announcer can be captured, but his location renders this impractical * Ironically, The Announcer has first appeared in 1980, unannounced == See Also == [[Anon]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] ph2md83hgadnr9v02siusiomowzzoj2 0 2296 4386 2015-12-10T00:15:33Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''The Baker Mistaker''' is a [[chess]] move invented by actor Kenny Baker on the set of ''Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones''. Integral to its power is the act of co..." 4386 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Baker Mistaker''' is a [[chess]] move invented by actor Kenny Baker on the set of ''Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones''. Integral to its power is the act of convincing one's opponent that they've made a mistake. Its popularity is partially based on the rarity of an intact copy of the [[rules]]. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] 8li2ufbuhzjcjc9l4z37vnxh3fg3n2b 6020 4386 2023-06-30T23:32:30Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6020 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Baker Mistaker''' is a [[chess]] move invented by actor Kenny Baker on the set of ''Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones''. Integral to its power is the act of convincing one's opponent that they've made a mistake. Its popularity is partially based on the rarity of an intact copy of the [[rules]]. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Deceit]] iticvxoav5uvsie4wuyxufggvizolz7 0 3099 6017 2023-06-30T01:19:48Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''The Board Is Lava''' is a [[Chess]] [[variant]] in which [[player]]s are only allowed to touch the [[piece]]s, but not the [[chessboard]]. '''Item #:''' CFW-1875 '''Object Class:''' Euclid '''Special Containment Procedures:''' CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances. Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the..." 6017 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Board Is Lava''' is a [[Chess]] [[variant]] in which [[player]]s are only allowed to touch the [[piece]]s, but not the [[chessboard]]. '''Item #:''' CFW-1875 '''Object Class:''' Euclid '''Special Containment Procedures:''' CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances. Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the extent currently allowed by means of CFW-████. The room is to be guarded by at least two (2) personnel with a basic understanding of [[Chess]] and a reasonable level of manual dexterity at all times. Should CFW-1875 manifest, they will need to carefully finish out the game. '''Description:''' CFW-1875 is an anomalous variant of the board game [[Chess]]. It is considered an [[infohazard]] due to its method of propagation. It spontaneously comes into being whenever, during a game of Chess, one or more of the players says the phrase: "The Board Is Lava." Once CFW-1875 is invoked, any [[chessboard]]s within a 2.5-meter radius with a valid arrangement of [[piece]]s become scalding hot, causing third- or fourth-degree burns to any human [[player]]s who make physical contact. Through unexplained means, the pieces themselves are unharmed, regardless of material, and the board remains in this state until either a legally-valid [[Checkmate]] is reached, or a [[Stalemate]] occurs. Once these conditions are met, the board will return to its normal state. CFW-1875 first came to the attention of the Chess Fanon Wiki in the aftermath of a Chess game on November 18, 1973 between ████ ██████ and ██████ ███████ in ██████████, IN. Recovered from the burned wreckage of the ██████ residence was a paperback book bearing the title "Fun Chess Games You Can Play At Home!", by [DATA EXPUNGED], designated CFW-1875-1. In light of CFW-1875's apparently memetic nature, the other variants contained therein have not been attempted by Chess Fanon Wiki staff. In the event that CFW-1875 manifests during a game of chess, players are advised to play out the rest of the game, taking extreme care not to touch the board. As the inciting phrase unfortunately has the potential for independent discovery, efforts to eradicate it from public awareness are ongoing. [[Category:Variants]] mp4wwz3uwbrpg0jijzzq7lf8sv8pi2t 6040 6017 2023-07-13T18:04:39Z Milo fett 34586 6040 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Board Is Lava''' is a [[Chess]] [[variant]] in which [[player]]s are only allowed to touch the [[piece]]s, but not the [[chessboard]]. '''Item #:''' CFW-1875 '''Object Class:''' Euclid '''Special Containment Procedures:''' CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances. Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the extent currently allowed by means of CFW-████. The room is to be guarded by at least two (2) personnel with a basic understanding of [[Chess]] and a reasonable level of manual dexterity at all times. Should CFW-1875 manifest, they will need to carefully finish out the game. '''Description:''' CFW-1875 is an anomalous variant of the board game [[Chess]]. It is considered an [[Basilisk|infohazard]] due to its method of propagation. It spontaneously comes into being whenever, during a game of Chess, one or more of the players says the phrase: "The Board Is Lava." Once CFW-1875 is invoked, any [[chessboard]]s within a 2.5-meter radius with a valid arrangement of [[piece]]s become scalding hot, causing third- or fourth-degree burns to any human [[player]]s who make physical contact. Through unexplained means, the pieces themselves are unharmed, regardless of material, and the board remains in this state until either a legally-valid [[Checkmate]] is reached, or a [[Stalemate]] occurs. Once these conditions are met, the board will return to its normal state. CFW-1875 first came to the attention of the Chess Fanon Wiki in the aftermath of a Chess game on November 18, 1973 between ████ ██████ and ██████ ███████ in ██████████, IN. Recovered from the burned wreckage of the ██████ residence was a paperback book bearing the title "Fun Chess Games You Can Play At Home!", by [DATA EXPUNGED], designated CFW-1875-1. In light of CFW-1875's apparently memetic nature, the other variants contained therein have not been attempted by Chess Fanon Wiki staff. In the event that CFW-1875 manifests during a game of chess, players are advised to play out the rest of the game, taking extreme care not to touch the board. As the inciting phrase unfortunately has the potential for independent discovery, efforts to eradicate it from public awareness are ongoing. [[Category:Variants]] rv3fawg2jbpvk301becf4zs2f79xery 6321 6040 2023-08-06T11:33:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6321 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Board Is Lava''' is a [[Chess]] [[variant]] in which [[player]]s are only allowed to touch the [[piece]]s, but not the [[chessboard]]. '''Item #:''' CFW-1875 '''Object Class:''' Euclid '''Special Containment Procedures:''' CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances. Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the extent currently allowed by means of CFW-████. The room is to be guarded by at least two (2) personnel with a basic understanding of [[Chess]] and a reasonable level of manual dexterity at all times. Should CFW-1875 manifest, they will need to carefully finish out the game. '''Description:''' CFW-1875 is an anomalous variant of the board game [[Chess]]. It is considered an [[Basilisk|infohazard]] due to its method of propagation. It spontaneously comes into being whenever, during a game of Chess, one or more of the players says the phrase: "The Board Is Lava." Once CFW-1875 is invoked, any [[chessboard]]s within a 2.5-meter radius with a valid arrangement of [[piece]]s become scalding hot, causing third- or fourth-degree burns to any human [[player]]s who make physical contact. Through unexplained means, the pieces themselves are unharmed, regardless of material, and the board remains in this state until either a legally-valid [[Checkmate]] is reached, or a [[Stalemate]] occurs. Once these conditions are met, the board will return to its normal state. CFW-1875 first came to the attention of the Chess Fanon Wiki in the aftermath of a Chess game on November 18, 1973 between ████ ██████ and ██████ ███████ in ██████████, IN. Recovered from the burned wreckage of the ██████ residence was a paperback book bearing the title "Fun Chess Games You Can Play At Home!", by [DATA EXPUNGED], designated CFW-1875-1. In light of CFW-1875's apparently memetic nature, the other variants contained therein have not been attempted by Chess Fanon Wiki staff. In the event that CFW-1875 manifests during a game of chess, players are advised to play out the rest of the game, taking extreme care not to touch the board. As the inciting phrase unfortunately has the potential for independent discovery, efforts to eradicate it from public awareness are ongoing. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 5vz4bt5q8vuka8snvgodj7b2ci6wmu3 6399 6321 2023-08-15T16:28:52Z Milo fett 34586 6399 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Board Is Lava''' is a [[Chess]] [[variant]] in which [[player]]s are only allowed to touch the [[piece]]s, but not the [[chessboard]]. '''Item #:''' CFW-1875 '''Object Class:''' Euclid '''Special Containment Procedures:''' CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances. Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the extent currently allowed by means of CFW-████. The room is to be guarded by at least two (2) personnel with a basic understanding of [[Chess]] and a reasonable level of manual dexterity at all times. Should CFW-1875 manifest, they will need to carefully finish out the game. '''Description:''' CFW-1875 is an anomalous variant of the board game [[Chess]]. It is considered an [[Basilisk|infohazard]] due to its method of propagation. It spontaneously comes into being whenever, during a game of Chess, one or more of the players says the phrase: "The Board Is Lava." Once CFW-1875 is invoked, any [[chessboard]]s within a 2.5-meter radius with a valid arrangement of [[piece]]s become scalding hot, causing third- or fourth-degree burns to any human [[player]]s who make physical contact. Through unexplained means, the pieces themselves are unharmed, regardless of material, and the board remains in this state until either a legally-valid [[Checkmate]] is reached, or a [[Stalemate]] occurs. Once these conditions are met, the board will return to its normal state. CFW-1875 first came to the attention of the Chess Fanon Wiki in the aftermath of a Chess game on November 18, 1973 between ████ ██████ and ██████ ███████ in ██████████, IN. Recovered from the burned wreckage of the ██████ residence was a paperback book bearing the title "Fun Chess Games You Can Play At Home!", by [DATA EXPUNGED], designated CFW-1875-1. In light of CFW-1875's apparently memetic nature, the other variants contained therein have not been attempted by Chess Fanon Wiki staff. In the event that CFW-1875 manifests during a game of chess, players are advised to play out the rest of the game, taking extreme care not to touch the board. As the inciting phrase unfortunately has the potential for independent discovery, efforts to eradicate it from public awareness are ongoing. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Infohazards]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 3na5leqkcxlqj6gxfubrry9wt52nahl 6998 6399 2024-02-06T20:03:03Z Milo fett 34586 6998 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Board Is Lava''' is a [[Chess]] [[variant]] in which [[player]]s are only allowed to touch the [[piece]]s, but not the [[chessboard]]. '''Item #:''' CFW-1875 '''Object Class:''' Euclid '''Special Containment Procedures:''' CFW-1875-1 is to be kept within a locked safe at all times. While safe to handle, its contents should not be viewed by unauthorized personnel under any circumstances. Knowledge of CFW-1875 among the general public is to be suppressed to the extent currently allowed by means of CFW-████. The room is to be guarded by at least two (2) personnel with a basic understanding of [[Chess]] and a reasonable level of manual dexterity at all times. Should CFW-1875 manifest, they will need to carefully finish out the game. '''Description:''' CFW-1875 is an anomalous variant of the board game [[Chess]]. It is considered an [[Basilisk|infohazard]] due to its method of propagation. It spontaneously comes into being whenever, during a game of Chess, one or more of the players says the phrase: "The Board Is Lava." Once CFW-1875 is invoked, any [[chessboard]]s within a 2.5-[[:Category:Meters|meter]] radius with a valid arrangement of [[piece]]s become scalding hot, causing third- or fourth-degree burns to any human [[player]]s who make physical contact. Through unexplained means, the pieces themselves are unharmed, regardless of material, and the board remains in this state until either a legally-valid [[Checkmate]] is reached, or a [[Stalemate]] occurs. Once these conditions are met, the board will return to its normal state. CFW-1875 first came to the attention of the Chess Fanon Wiki in the aftermath of a Chess game on November 18, 1973 between ████ ██████ and ██████ ███████ in ██████████, IN. Recovered from the burned wreckage of the ██████ residence was a paperback book bearing the title "Fun Chess Games You Can Play At Home!", by [DATA EXPUNGED], designated CFW-1875-1. In light of CFW-1875's apparently memetic nature, the other variants contained therein have not been attempted by Chess Fanon Wiki staff. In the event that CFW-1875 manifests during a game of chess, players are advised to play out the rest of the game, taking extreme care not to touch the board. As the inciting phrase unfortunately has the potential for independent discovery, efforts to eradicate it from public awareness are ongoing. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Infohazards]] [[Category:Quality articles]] 36wbu4zt8r311s7xvek4e8qczco37sv 0 2910 5637 2023-02-07T20:21:48Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The new name for the country previously known as [[Checkoslovakia]]. [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 5637 wikitext text/x-wiki The new name for the country previously known as [[Checkoslovakia]]. [[Category:Geopolitics]] oo02zoa9894dqa4iljnnnl43ou16sr2 5644 5637 2023-02-07T20:28:20Z Craten 26192002 5644 wikitext text/x-wiki The new name for the country you may know as part of [[Checkoslovakia]]. [[Category:Geopolitics]] m9s67hje5vbumbydikeqo6iyx85xh3e 0 3494 7023 2024-03-02T03:00:04Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Category:Files]] 7023 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Files]] i2wegei6kw5gdbj524s4904i2nhi448 0 2231 4269 2015-03-13T21:17:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Cranston Whammy''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Bryan Cranston on the set of ''Breaking Bad'''s second season. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game oft..." 4269 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cranston Whammy''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Bryan Cranston on the set of ''Breaking Bad'''s second season. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. {{clear}} ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] 4v6b4heplm5ozj1sso2phd730veke5o 4270 4269 2015-03-13T21:17:33Z Milo fett 34586 4270 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cranston Whammy''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Bryan Cranston on the set of ''Breaking Bad'' 's second season. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. {{clear}} ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] cycallzqoiv0kxu9095jjwngcfedoqk 4330 4270 2015-03-17T21:53:14Z 71.227.221.51 /* 1.Nf3 */ 4330 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Cranston Whammy''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Bryan Cranston on the set of ''Breaking Bad'' 's second season. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] gh9u0aysydky6uig09kg0lmga8933ta 0 2829 5491 2023-02-04T02:22:18Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]]" 5491 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] m67nfgoitn07yyyjve2ma98klzjeuxu 5881 5491 2023-05-08T20:46:14Z 136.32.221.208 Sadge 5881 wikitext text/x-wiki Sadge[[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] 7b9ctdc84kx7s5ybsgmmjysgb5joebh 5882 5881 2023-05-08T20:47:48Z 136.32.221.208 Removed Sadge 5882 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] m67nfgoitn07yyyjve2ma98klzjeuxu 5925 5882 2023-05-20T07:20:08Z 5.60.171.39 5925 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]]Glaggle'd [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] hac6mmz1nl55f04bhpn5em8m7k8ji0u 5926 5925 2023-05-20T19:39:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Undo revision 5925 by [[Special:Contributions/5.60.171.39|5.60.171.39]] ([[User talk:5.60.171.39|talk]]) 5926 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] m67nfgoitn07yyyjve2ma98klzjeuxu 5975 5926 2023-06-17T22:42:37Z AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH 52617740 Adding categories 5975 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Characters]] 8dpwrsdkvqgxxyp5s1awgm6ac7k2ugc 6431 5975 2023-08-18T14:03:55Z XxdartmonkexX 53512697 6431 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Glaggleland-massacre.gif|thumb]]The glaggleland massacre is an event that happened & is also the [[Horsey|horsey's]] main attack [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Massacres]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Characters]] 0dl2ch3s97hfdxmdoyp88atxoxsktrc 0 3024 5841 2023-05-05T23:45:55Z Poopking593 51540771 Created page with "'''<u>''The Goopyhead Philes''</u>''' [[File:Goopyhead.jpg|thumb]] <big><u>In 1784</u></big> Goopyhead and George Washington had a little disagreement as to where the [[Freddy Fazbear]] piece should be allowed or not. [[File:Capture.png|thumb|Goopyhead after stopping the riots]] George Washington after losing one of his rounds to this extremely rare piece, he spoke out against the public and most of all Goopyhead. Goopyhead had created a riot to unban [[Freddy Fazbear]]..." 5841 wikitext text/x-wiki '''<u>''The Goopyhead Philes''</u>''' [[File:Goopyhead.jpg|thumb]] <big><u>In 1784</u></big> Goopyhead and George Washington had a little disagreement as to where the [[Freddy Fazbear]] piece should be allowed or not. [[File:Capture.png|thumb|Goopyhead after stopping the riots]] George Washington after losing one of his rounds to this extremely rare piece, he spoke out against the public and most of all Goopyhead. Goopyhead had created a riot to unban [[Freddy Fazbear]], After hearing this George Washington had gone all BEAST MODE! He gave Goopyhead 2 proposals, either stop the riots and [[Freddy Fazbear]] will be unbanned or continue rioting and say farewell to the [[Bulgarian Backflip]], This was definitely "a dilemna" Unfortunately, goopyhead went with the most logical option "Stop the riots and keep [[Freddy Fazbear]] banned" And thus.. the Chess Community had been impacted and the [[Freddy Fazbear]] piece has been lost to the sands of time. d5b7oah050212fl2kyachqsck8ercd0 5895 5841 2023-05-10T19:10:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5895 wikitext text/x-wiki '''<u>''The Goopyhead Philes''</u>''' [[File:Goopyhead.jpg|thumb]] <big><u>In 1784</u></big> Goopyhead and George Washington had a little disagreement as to where the [[Freddy Fazbear]] piece should be allowed or not. [[File:Capture.png|thumb|Goopyhead after stopping the riots]] George Washington after losing one of his rounds to this extremely rare piece, he spoke out against the public and most of all Goopyhead. Goopyhead had created a riot to unban [[Freddy Fazbear]], After hearing this George Washington had gone all BEAST MODE! He gave Goopyhead 2 proposals, either stop the riots and [[Freddy Fazbear]] will be unbanned or continue rioting and say farewell to the [[Bulgarian Backflip]], This was definitely "a dilemna" Unfortunately, goopyhead went with the most logical option "Stop the riots and keep [[Freddy Fazbear]] banned" And thus.. the Chess Community had been impacted and the [[Freddy Fazbear]] piece has been lost to the sands of time. [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] [[Category:Lore]] rzvpi3m2cmfzhwe533trluejokph9sm 0 2320 4430 2016-01-25T22:18:42Z Sterfn 27676228 Created page with "'''The Great Migration''', also known as '''The Great Castling''', was the mass migration of [[square|squares]] and [[pieces]] from the ancient game of [[中國象棋]] ("Chin..." 4430 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Migration''', also known as '''The Great Castling''', was the mass migration of [[square|squares]] and [[pieces]] from the ancient game of [[中國象棋]] ("Chinese Chess") to the newer game of Chess following an invasion by the rival game of [[圍棋]] ("Go"). Game theorists are still trying to puzzle out the greater strategy that led "Go" to invade "Chinese Chess," but all agree that its effect on game space was massive. === Cause === The Szilassi polyhedron that made up the gameboard of "Chinese Chess" was torn apart when the "Chinese Chess" opposition leader, 黒皇帝 (the first 將 or "General") opened dozens of [[Castling]] portals to other gameboards in an attempt to escape the invading pieces from "Go." The sheer number and combined power of the portals ripped the "Chinese Chess" gameboard into fragments, and those who survived this apocalypse fled to the [[Chessboard|gameboard]] of Chess, which was easier to adapt to their needs than other gameboards such as [[Parcheesi]]. === Aftermath === As the [[geometry]] of the Chess gameboard is not homeomorphic to the "Chinese Chess" gameboard<ref>A proof of this relatively non-trivial fact is left as an exercise for the reader.</ref> the Black King and his advisors were forced to make hard choices about which squares and pieces could be taken to the new game. While all classes of game piece survived the migration, the turmoil of those early years necessitated a bit of a social shakeup. In modern times there's little need to painstakingly outline the specific changes in each class's role on the gameboard; the reader may content himself with knowing that "things were different back then, and now they're not." Squares were a different matter. Naturally many pieces objected strongly to leaving their favorite squares behind, so the government devised certain proscriptions against speaking about those missing squares. In time a [[religion]] developed around the lore of the Great Castling; see, for example, the [[Square-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named]]. === In popular culture === The earliest recorded history of the Great Castling is "Journey to the Chess," by the renowned Knight scholar Wu Chess'en. While it is still possible to play a game called "Chinese Chess," these are merely historical reproductions of the original game and should not be taken as entirely accurate. In particular, the ancient art of manufacturing the Szilassi polyhedral gameboard has been lost. p0fxjnqj3rbzm57u5nbt1jk3zvcwt24 4431 4430 2016-01-25T22:19:42Z Sterfn 27676228 4431 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Migration''', also known as '''The Great Castling''', was the mass migration of [[square|squares]] and [[pieces]] from the ancient game of [[中國象棋]] ("Chinese Chess") to the newer game of Chess following an invasion by the rival game of [[圍棋]] ("Go"). Game theorists are still trying to puzzle out the greater strategy that led "Go" to invade "Chinese Chess," but all agree that its effect on game space was massive. === Cause === The Szilassi polyhedron that made up the gameboard of "Chinese Chess" was torn apart when the "Chinese Chess" opposition leader, 黒皇帝 (the first 將 or "General") opened dozens of [[Castling]] portals to other gameboards in an attempt to escape the invading pieces from "Go." The sheer number and combined power of the portals ripped the "Chinese Chess" gameboard into fragments, and those who survived this apocalypse fled to the [[Chessboard|gameboard]] of Chess, which was easier to adapt to their needs than other gameboards such as [[Parcheesi]]. === Aftermath === As the [[geometry]] of the Chess gameboard is not homeomorphic to the "Chinese Chess" gameboard<ref>A proof of this relatively non-trivial fact is left as an exercise for the reader.</ref> the Black King and his advisors were forced to make hard choices about which squares and pieces could be taken to the new game. While all classes of game piece survived the migration, the turmoil of those early years necessitated a bit of a social shakeup. In modern times there's little need to painstakingly outline the specific changes in each class's role on the gameboard; the reader may content himself with knowing that "things were different back then, and now they're not." Squares were a different matter. Naturally many pieces objected strongly to leaving their favorite squares behind, so the government devised certain proscriptions against speaking about those missing squares. In time a [[religion]] developed around the lore of the Great Castling; see, for example, the [[Square-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named]]. === In popular culture === The earliest recorded history of the Great Castling is "Journey to the Chess," by the renowned Knight scholar Wu Chess'en. While it is still possible to play a game called "Chinese Chess," these are merely historical reproductions of the original game and should not be taken as entirely accurate. In particular, the ancient art of manufacturing the Szilassi polyhedral gameboard has been lost. === References === <references /> eplm591kw6hfdlqkvgvf7qzqwzus5sz 4601 4431 2016-03-03T20:52:28Z Milo fett 34586 4601 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Migration''', also known as '''The Great Castling''', was the mass migration of [[square|squares]] and [[pieces]] from the ancient game of [[中國象棋]] ("Chinese Chess") to the newer game of Chess following an invasion by the rival game of [[圍棋]] ("Go"). Game theorists are still trying to puzzle out the greater strategy that led "Go" to invade "Chinese Chess," but all agree that its effect on game space was massive. === Cause === The Szilassi polyhedron that made up the gameboard of "Chinese Chess" was torn apart when the "Chinese Chess" opposition leader, 黒皇帝 (the first 將 or "General") opened dozens of [[Castling]] portals to other gameboards in an attempt to escape the invading pieces from "Go." The sheer number and combined power of the portals ripped the "Chinese Chess" gameboard into fragments, and those who survived this apocalypse fled to the [[Chessboard|gameboard]] of Chess, which was easier to adapt to their needs than other gameboards such as [[Parcheesi]]. === Aftermath === As the [[geometry]] of the Chess gameboard is not homeomorphic to the "Chinese Chess" gameboard<ref>A proof of this relatively non-trivial fact is left as an exercise for the reader.</ref> the Black King and his advisors were forced to make hard choices about which squares and pieces could be taken to the new game. While all classes of game piece survived the migration, the turmoil of those early years necessitated a bit of a social shakeup. In modern times there's little need to painstakingly outline the specific changes in each class's role on the gameboard; the reader may content himself with knowing that "things were different back then, and now they're not." Squares were a different matter. Naturally many pieces objected strongly to leaving their favorite squares behind, so the government devised certain proscriptions against speaking about those missing squares. In time a [[religion]] developed around the lore of the Great Castling; see, for example, the [[Square-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named]]. === In popular culture === The earliest recorded history of the Great Castling is "Journey to the Chess," by the renowned Knight scholar Wu Chess'en. While it is still possible to play a game called "Chinese Chess," these are merely historical reproductions of the original game and should not be taken as entirely accurate. In particular, the ancient art of manufacturing the Szilassi polyhedral gameboard has been lost. === References === <references /> [[Category:Events]] 1jk8tptfx4yxlkewf5s2r6swcdpni22 4604 4601 2016-03-04T00:09:12Z Milo fett 34586 4604 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Migration''', also known as '''The Great Castling''', was the mass migration of [[square|squares]] and [[pieces]] from the ancient game of [[中國象棋]] ("Chinese Chess") to the newer game of Chess following an invasion by the rival game of [[圍棋]] ("Go"). Game theorists are still trying to puzzle out the greater strategy that led "Go" to invade "Chinese Chess," but all agree that its effect on game space was massive. === Cause === The Szilassi polyhedron that made up the gameboard of "Chinese Chess" was torn apart when the "Chinese Chess" opposition leader, 黒皇帝 (the first 將 or "General") opened dozens of [[Cheat codes|Castling]] portals to other gameboards in an attempt to escape the invading pieces from "Go." The sheer number and combined power of the portals ripped the "Chinese Chess" gameboard into fragments, and those who survived this apocalypse fled to the [[Chessboard|gameboard]] of Chess, which was easier to adapt to their needs than other gameboards such as [[Parcheesi]]. === Aftermath === As the [[geometry]] of the Chess gameboard is not homeomorphic to the "Chinese Chess" gameboard<ref>A proof of this relatively non-trivial fact is left as an exercise for the reader.</ref> the Black King and his advisors were forced to make hard choices about which squares and pieces could be taken to the new game. While all classes of game piece survived the migration, the turmoil of those early years necessitated a bit of a social shakeup. In modern times there's little need to painstakingly outline the specific changes in each class's role on the gameboard; the reader may content himself with knowing that "things were different back then, and now they're not." Squares were a different matter. Naturally many pieces objected strongly to leaving their favorite squares behind, so the government devised certain proscriptions against speaking about those missing squares. In time a [[religion]] developed around the lore of the Great Castling; see, for example, the [[Square-Which-Must-Not-Be-Named]]. === In popular culture === The earliest recorded history of the Great Castling is "Journey to the Chess," by the renowned Knight scholar Wu Chess'en. While it is still possible to play a game called "Chinese Chess," these are merely historical reproductions of the original game and should not be taken as entirely accurate. In particular, the ancient art of manufacturing the Szilassi polyhedral gameboard has been lost. === References === <references /> [[Category:Events]] n1pj3v385p7mx62tztt9mg1va7c8iph 0 3491 7016 2024-02-28T22:28:25Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''The Great Journey''' is a variant of [[Chess]] where the board is 8 [[File|files]] wide and 1,000,000 [[Rank|ranks]] long. On this tremendous [[board]], both teams advance towards the center of the board and fight each other in an [[Endgame|epic battle]] == Gameplay changes == * Any piece with endless range such as the [[Queen]] are limited to only 8 [[Square|squares]] straight or 8 squares diagonally [[Category:Variants]]" 7016 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Journey''' is a variant of [[Chess]] where the board is 8 [[File|files]] wide and 1,000,000 [[Rank|ranks]] long. On this tremendous [[board]], both teams advance towards the center of the board and fight each other in an [[Endgame|epic battle]] == Gameplay changes == * Any piece with endless range such as the [[Queen]] are limited to only 8 [[Square|squares]] straight or 8 squares diagonally [[Category:Variants]] o7i5tmzdvcd5buln6n5nkitlknp6dv3 7017 7016 2024-02-28T23:43:17Z Craten 26192002 7017 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Journey''' is a variant of [[Chess]] where the board is 8 [[File|files]] wide and 1,000,000 [[Rank|ranks]] long. On this tremendous [[board]], both teams advance towards the center of the board and fight each other in an [[Endgame|epic battle]] == Gameplay changes == * Any piece with endless range such as the [[Queen]] are limited to only 8 [[Square|squares]] straight or 8 squares diagonally == See also == * [[The Greatest Journey|'''The Greatest Journey''']], the same but with 1 file and 8,000,000 ranks. [[Category:Variants]] 5nevq2gd7gxye2qq3nuran8t54kr80w 7018 7017 2024-02-29T19:35:59Z Chalcogens 52316134 7018 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Journey''' is a variant of [[Chess]] where the board is 8 [[File|files]] wide and 1,000,000 [[Rank|ranks]] long. On this tremendous [[board]], both teams advance towards the center of the board [[to]] fight each other in an [[Endgame|epic battle]] == Gameplay changes == * Any piece with endless range such as the [[Queen]] are limited to only 8 [[Square|squares]] straight or 8 squares diagonally == See also == * [[The Greatest Journey|'''The Greatest Journey''']], the same but with 1 file and 8,000,000 ranks. [[Category:Variants]] 10mlyaamkdp1pmzzuzkpyq8u834mafj 0 2196 4180 2015-03-11T08:26:05Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''The Great Mercy '''was a famous revolution in the [[rules]] of [[Chess]], occurring in response to the fallout of the [[Chess Fire]]. Many rules were adjusted. These are de..." 4180 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Mercy '''was a famous revolution in the [[rules]] of [[Chess]], occurring in response to the fallout of the [[Chess Fire]]. Many rules were adjusted. These are detailed as following: * The [[Black]] [[King]] and the [[White]] [[King]] were swapped back [[to]] their original teams. * [[Chess: Swap Force]] was rotated out of tournament play. * The rule of [[fasting before chess]] was relaxed. * The [[Piper]] was reinstated. * [[Vertical Chess]] was banned due to the inconvenience of play. 7sl9dqe2qlusvkg5ylwl1iqfp8t02vs 4181 4180 2015-03-11T08:27:12Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4181 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Great Mercy '''was a famous revolution in the [[rules]] of [[Chess]], occurring in response to the fallout of the [[Chess Fire]]. Many rules were adjusted. These are detailed as following: * The [[Black]] [[King]] and the [[White]] [[King]] were swapped back [[to]] their original teams. * [[Chess: Swap Force]] was rotated out of tournament play. * The rule of [[fasting before chess]] was relaxed. * The [[Piper]] was reinstated. * [[Vertical Chess]] was banned due to the inconvenience of play. [[Category:Historic Events]] snftt80ph5jx0oabaybimpvnet5uli8 0 2925 5670 2023-02-08T20:55:21Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Great Rechession was a period in [[1664 (Year)|1664]] when [[Chess]] regained power across [[Chessian|The Chessian Empire]], [[Chessington World of Adventures|Chessington]]. Using battle tactics learned in [[Chess]], [[Chess]] advanced upon [[Unchess]] and [[Chessing|Chessed]] its way to the [[Chess]] we know now. [[Category:Geopolitics]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]]" 5670 wikitext text/x-wiki The Great Rechession was a period in [[1664 (Year)|1664]] when [[Chess]] regained power across [[Chessian|The Chessian Empire]], [[Chessington World of Adventures|Chessington]]. Using battle tactics learned in [[Chess]], [[Chess]] advanced upon [[Unchess]] and [[Chessing|Chessed]] its way to the [[Chess]] we know now. [[Category:Geopolitics]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Historic Events]] 26chrifkrd5bvz7o58gsbasuvikz3ny 0 2230 4268 2015-03-13T21:16:34Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Hanks Shabang''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Tom Hanks on the set of ''Castaway''. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 op..." 4268 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Hanks Shabang''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Tom Hanks on the set of ''Castaway''. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. {{clear}} ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] h9b2u8g93bqy5a3x5asujksu1g5cov3 0 2302 4402 2016-01-21T22:59:41Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[The Haunting]] occurs when all remaining [[Pieces]] are arranged in a [[pentagram]] fashion on the [[board|chessboard]]. All dispatched [[Pieces]] return as [[Ghosts]] and ..." 4402 wikitext text/x-wiki [[The Haunting]] occurs when all remaining [[Pieces]] are arranged in a [[pentagram]] fashion on the [[board|chessboard]]. All dispatched [[Pieces]] return as [[Ghosts]] and fuck shit up until an [[exorcism]] is performed. 3t234kaz69d7zk4bdaxcl1crrqonnmz 5907 4402 2023-05-12T16:47:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5907 wikitext text/x-wiki [[The Haunting]] occurs when all remaining [[Pieces]] are arranged in a [[pentagram]] fashion on the [[board|chessboard]]. All dispatched [[Pieces]] return as [[Ghosts]] and fuck shit up until an [[exorcism]] is performed. [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] il3xyf2unuu06u144aih52o0wlcg5u5 0 2300 4393 2016-01-21T22:43:39Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "''The Islamic faith ''is a major Abrahamic religion practiced throughout the human world. [[Chess]] is of extreme importance [[to]] followers of the Islamic faith (known as '..." 4393 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The Islamic faith ''is a major Abrahamic religion practiced throughout the human world. [[Chess]] is of extreme importance [[to]] followers of the Islamic faith (known as ''followers of the Islamic faith''), and can be found underpinning several major elements of the faith of the Islamic faith: * A [[man]] and a [[woman]] are not [[to]] engage in [[fucking]] before they have engaged in [[Chess]]. * In the Islamic faith, the [[Bishop]] is known as the ''Imam''. He functions identically, except for performing the [[call to prayer]] five times each day from the roof of the [[Castle]]. If a [[Castle]] is not available, the Imam may stand atop the [[Rook]]. If neither are available, use a [[Pawn]]. * Though it remains blasphemous to depict the image of the prophet Muhammed [[pbuh]], it is slightly less [[offensive]] if he is playing [[Chess]]. * Contrary [[to]] popular belief, the Chess [[Queen]] is not [[to]] be draped in a burka, as she is just a [[Chess]] piece. * The [[Rook]] is considered a ''pillar of the Islamic faith''. j13efoh1h7ctnmzxz4klbqi1kvd08vv 4394 4393 2016-01-21T22:44:13Z 82.31.22.143 4394 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The Islamic faith ''is a major Abrahamic religion practiced throughout the human world. [[Chess]] is of extreme importance [[to]] followers of the Islamic faith (known as ''followers of the Islamic faith''), and can be found underpinning several major elements of the faith of the Islamic faith: * A [[man]] and a [[woman]] are not [[to]] engage in [[fucking]] before they have engaged in [[Chess]]. * In the Islamic faith, the [[Bishop]] is known as the ''Imam''. He functions identically, except for performing the [[call to prayer]] five times each day from the roof of the [[Castle]]. If a [[Castle]] is not available, the Imam may stand atop the [[Rook]]. If neither are available, use a [[Pawn]]. * Though it remains blasphemous to depict the image of the prophet Muhammed [[pbuh]], it is slightly less [[offensive]] if he is playing [[Chess]]. * Contrary [[to]] popular belief, the Chess [[Queen]] is not [[to]] be draped in a burka, as she is just a [[Chess]] piece. * The [[Rook]] is considered a ''pillar of the Islamic faith''. See also: [[The Quran]] g0sqhv1q975lt6azo7y36de6urm3q80 4397 4394 2016-01-21T22:45:35Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4397 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The Islamic faith ''is a major Abrahamic religion practiced throughout the human world. [[Chess]] is of extreme importance [[to]] followers of the Islamic faith (known as ''followers of the Islamic faith''), and can be found underpinning several major elements of the faith of the Islamic faith: * A [[man]] and a [[woman]] are not [[to]] engage in [[fucking]] before they have engaged in [[Chess]]. * In the Islamic faith, the [[Bishop]] is known as the ''Imam''. He functions identically, except for performing the [[call to prayer]] five times each day from the roof of the [[Castle]]. If a [[Castle]] is not available, the Imam may stand atop the [[Rook]]. If neither are available, use a [[Pawn]]. * Though it remains blasphemous to depict the image of the prophet Muhammed [[pbuh]], it is slightly less [[offensive]] if he is playing [[Chess]]. * Contrary [[to]] popular belief, the Chess [[Queen]] is not [[to]] be draped in a burka, as she is just a [[Chess]] piece. * The [[Rook]] is considered a ''pillar of the Islamic faith''. See also: [[The Quran]] [[Category:Theology]] 7c6e3tk82bakyeq9frvscsq6mx6ixzq 4399 4397 2016-01-21T22:52:42Z 82.31.22.143 4399 wikitext text/x-wiki ''The Islamic faith ''is a major Abrahamic religion practiced throughout the human world. [[Chess]] is of extreme importance [[to]] followers of the Islamic faith (known as ''followers of the Islamic faith''), and can be found underpinning several major elements of the faith of the Islamic faith: * A [[man]] and a [[woman]] are not [[to]] engage in [[fucking]] before they have engaged in [[Chess]]. * In the Islamic faith, the [[Bishop]] is known as the ''Imam''. He functions identically, except for performing the [[call to prayer]] five times each day from the roof of the [[Castle]]. If a [[Castle]] is not available, the Imam may stand atop the [[Rook]]. If neither are available, use a [[Pawn]]. * Though it remains blasphemous to depict the image of the prophet Muhammed [[pbuh]], it is slightly less [[offensive]] if he is playing [[Chess]]. * Contrary [[to]] popular belief, the Chess [[Queen]] is not [[to]] be draped in a burka, as she is just a [[Chess]] [[Piece]]. * The [[Rook]] is considered a ''pillar of the Islamic faith''. See also: [[The Quran]] [[Category:Theology]] 79bltbty46i4loxkuxt3pmu6it421pj 0 2802 5451 2023-02-02T23:06:45Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Patrick Star]] 5451 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Patrick Star]] 9bs3zng12b740xktcilyb7fsmgmzgeg 0 2520 4867 2016-11-22T07:57:35Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Loss.png|right|250px]] The '''Missed Carriage''' is a complicated [[Chess]] [[maneuver]] allowing the player to control alternate deletions of the opposing player's pi..." 4867 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Loss.png|right|250px]] The '''Missed Carriage''' is a complicated [[Chess]] [[maneuver]] allowing the player to control alternate deletions of the opposing player's pieces via [[En Passant]]. This buys time, but ultimately results in a loss. [[Category:Maneuvers]] q7dn791uw502szdxo927ub920y437z9 4869 4867 2016-11-22T07:58:39Z Milo fett 34586 4869 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Loss.png|right|250px]] The '''Missed Carriage''' is a complicated [[Chess]] [[maneuver]] allowing the player to control alternate deletions of the opposing player's pieces via [[En Passant]]. This buys time, buckling the opponent's defense, but ultimately results in a loss. [[Category:Maneuvers]] 9h58ut92pxrcjn7x7wii65rvj7vn7ee 4870 4869 2016-11-22T08:05:16Z Milo fett 34586 4870 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Loss.png|right|250px]] The '''Missed Carriage''' is a complicated [[Chess]] [[maneuver]] allowing the player to control alternate deletions of the opposing player's pieces via [[En Passant]]. This buys time, buckling the opponent's defense, but ultimately results in a loss. Following this event, [[player]]s who do not wish to stand by a [[stalemate]] are well-advised to reset the game. [[Category:Maneuvers]] kgpt0lkxp04szur4z8hiil97rzicb9m 4871 4870 2016-11-22T08:05:50Z Milo fett 34586 4871 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Loss.png|right|250px]] The '''Missed Carriage''' is a complicated [[Chess]] [[maneuver]] allowing the player to control alternate deletions of the opposing player's pieces via [[En Passant]]. This buys time, buckling the opponent's defense, but ultimately results in a loss. Following this event, [[player]]s who do not wish to stand by a [[stalemate]] are well-advised to reboot the game. [[Category:Maneuvers]] c7wzh09ga8r9r9gwkfz3mru9e14z1z8 0 2979 5772 2023-02-25T12:13:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "After about 30 minutes into the match, '''The Mold''' may spontaneously manifest at [[a]] completely random and unpredicted [[point]] in the [[Chess|game]]. When this occurs, '''The Mold''' will continue [[to]] grow and consume the [[board]]. Segments of the board that have been consumed by '''The Mold''' become unplayable and are deemed impossible [[to]] recover. The best [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] [[to]] avoid this is [[to]] finish the game before '''The Mold'''..." 5772 wikitext text/x-wiki After about 30 minutes into the match, '''The Mold''' may spontaneously manifest at [[a]] completely random and unpredicted [[point]] in the [[Chess|game]]. When this occurs, '''The Mold''' will continue [[to]] grow and consume the [[board]]. Segments of the board that have been consumed by '''The Mold''' become unplayable and are deemed impossible [[to]] recover. The best [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] [[to]] avoid this is [[to]] finish the game before '''The Mold''' is manifested. [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Natural disasters]] i5cl91xy11otzzc74w6szmbfrocgi7h 0 3020 5837 2023-04-28T22:14:39Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:Eightqueens.png|thumb|276x276px|One solution to the eight queens puzzle]] '''The N-Queens problem''' refers to a problem where you have [[to]] place as many [[Queens]] as you can across an 8x8 [[Chess]] map without ANY of the [[Queens]] being in the line of attack of another [[Queen]]. == The solution == SPOILER ALERT: It's [[8]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Puzzles]]" 5837 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Eightqueens.png|thumb|276x276px|One solution to the eight queens puzzle]] '''The N-Queens problem''' refers to a problem where you have [[to]] place as many [[Queens]] as you can across an 8x8 [[Chess]] map without ANY of the [[Queens]] being in the line of attack of another [[Queen]]. == The solution == SPOILER ALERT: It's [[8]] [[Category:Mathematics]] [[Category:Puzzles]] 7m7wqf6y8klp3echss2bsxpy23nc972 0 3352 6692 2023-09-07T01:06:05Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "During The Purge, nothing is [[illegal]]. All [[Move|Moves]] imaginable are legal and encouraged, and it doesn't even matter whose turn it is. Though many Purge participants prefer to perform crimes outside of Chess, it is a perfect opportunity for the Chess enthusiast [[to]] rack up a severe advantage. The Purge is announced outside of the game by an emergency alarm system on everybody's [[Cellphone|smart devices]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]]" 6692 wikitext text/x-wiki During The Purge, nothing is [[illegal]]. All [[Move|Moves]] imaginable are legal and encouraged, and it doesn't even matter whose turn it is. Though many Purge participants prefer to perform crimes outside of Chess, it is a perfect opportunity for the Chess enthusiast [[to]] rack up a severe advantage. The Purge is announced outside of the game by an emergency alarm system on everybody's [[Cellphone|smart devices]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] 5hj1kr4dny6woqknqy7q4p9z42hf9ii 6693 6692 2023-09-07T01:07:03Z Craten 26192002 6693 wikitext text/x-wiki During The Purge, nothing is [[illegal]]. All [[Move|Moves]] imaginable are legal and encouraged, and it doesn't even matter whose turn it is. Though many Purge participants prefer to perform [[Crime|crimes]] outside of Chess, it is a perfect opportunity for the Chess enthusiast [[to]] rack up a severe advantage. If the Purge ends and a Player is [[?|questioned]] over their Crime during the Purge, they can just [[Forgetting|pretend not to remember it]]. The Purge is announced outside of the game by an emergency alarm system on everybody's [[Cellphone|smart devices]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] 738uq3xumbqsqzasqso14obcdfz2lin 0 2446 4706 2016-04-29T20:22:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''The Puzzler''' is the main supervillain in the [[Chess]] universe and a long-running antagonist of both the [[White]] and [[Black]] teams. He is known for his puzzling puzz..." 4706 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Puzzler''' is the main supervillain in the [[Chess]] universe and a long-running antagonist of both the [[White]] and [[Black]] teams. He is known for his puzzling puzzles, ridiculous riddles, and stupefying stumpers. The US Chess Federation, English Chess Federation, and [[United Nations]] Security Council have all sanctioned The Puzzler severely, with the villain having been charged with treason, crimes against humanity, and suspicion of cheating at [[Chess]]. He is currently at large and his whereabouts are unknown. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] 4fumpss2h2hwpovlpjfar4fj3cfesy0 4728 4706 2016-04-29T21:19:17Z Milo fett 34586 4728 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Puzzler''' is the main supervillain in the [[Chess]] universe and a long-running antagonist of both the [[White]] and [[Black]] teams. He is known for his puzzling puzzles, ridiculous riddles, and stupefying stumpers. The US Chess Federation, English Chess Federation, and [[United Nations]] Security Council have all sanctioned The Puzzler severely, with the villain having been charged with treason, crimes against humanity, and suspicion of [[cheating]] at [[Chess]]. He is currently at large and his whereabouts are unknown. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Lore]] l3886kxifmbgey2p2fj467d736bsgex 0 2297 4389 2016-01-21T22:30:57Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "[[The Quran]], or ''Qu'ran'' or ''Qur'an'' or ''Qura'n'', is the central religious text of the Islamic faith. It features two references to [[Chess]]: 16:16 ''Chess is reall..." 4389 wikitext text/x-wiki [[The Quran]], or ''Qu'ran'' or ''Qur'an'' or ''Qura'n'', is the central religious text of the Islamic faith. It features two references to [[Chess]]: 16:16 ''Chess is really cool'' Index entry ''Chess'': 16:16 iub9gy75x6yw85ug29k9uow91bzvtdm 4392 4389 2016-01-21T22:31:21Z 82.31.22.143 4392 wikitext text/x-wiki [[The Quran]], or ''Qu'ran'' or ''Qur'an'' or ''Qura'n'', is the central religious text of [[the Islamic faith]]. It features two references to [[Chess]]: 16:16 ''Chess is really cool'' Index entry ''Chess'': 16:16 kr8wlbphpplujyqhv71ksz498qk6dgc 4395 4392 2016-01-21T22:44:33Z 82.31.22.143 4395 wikitext text/x-wiki [[The Quran]], or ''Qu'ran'' or ''Qur'an'' or ''Qura'n'', is the central religious text of [[the Islamic faith]]. It features two references to [[Chess]]: * 16:16 ''Chess is really cool'' * Index entry ''Chess'': 16:16 i0dyh2ncs6p620k1khlolnrrqx376oz 4396 4395 2016-01-21T22:45:28Z 82.31.22.143 Adding categories 4396 wikitext text/x-wiki [[The Quran]], or ''Qu'ran'' or ''Qur'an'' or ''Qura'n'', is the central religious text of [[the Islamic faith]]. It features two references to [[Chess]]: * 16:16 ''Chess is really cool'' * Index entry ''Chess'': 16:16 [[Category:Theology]] g49nn9rknplwvrwfesrput4bplbt65a 0 2756 5348 2023-01-27T21:59:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''The Rapture''' is a hypothetical event that could happen at any [[time]], it could happen in millenia, centuries, decades, this year, or even right now. Shall '''The Rapture''' happen, one of the [[Player|players]], chosen at random, will be '''Raptured''' => Unlocks the [[4D Chess|4th dimension]]. The other player is promptly petrified and filled with magma, proceeds [[to]] get burned [[to]] ash == See also == [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] [[Category:Mechanics]]..." 5348 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Rapture''' is a hypothetical event that could happen at any [[time]], it could happen in millenia, centuries, decades, this year, or even right now. Shall '''The Rapture''' happen, one of the [[Player|players]], chosen at random, will be '''Raptured''' => Unlocks the [[4D Chess|4th dimension]]. The other player is promptly petrified and filled with magma, proceeds [[to]] get burned [[to]] ash == See also == [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Events]] n5mgbkcjj65nnmu8jty0nunqn8legjp 5350 5348 2023-01-29T12:03:24Z Craten 26192002 5350 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Rapture''' is a hypothetical event that could happen at any [[time]], it could happen in millenia, centuries, decades, this year, or even right now. Shall '''The Rapture''' happen, one of the [[Player|players]], chosen at random, will be '''Raptured''' => Unlocks the [[4D Chess|4th dimension]]. The other player is promptly petrified and filled with magma, proceeds [[to]] get burned [[to]] ash, and [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] the [[game]]. == See also == [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Events]] etxak7u0hxwt1ph79wyaeqxyf1w5pm3 5441 5350 2023-02-02T19:40:02Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 5441 wikitext text/x-wiki '''The Rapture''' is a hypothetical event that could happen at any [[time]], it could happen in millenia, centuries, decades, this year, or even right now. Shall '''The Rapture''' happen, one of the [[Player|players]], chosen at random, will be '''Raptured''' => Unlocks the [[4D Chess|4th dimension]]. The other player is promptly petrified and filled with magma, proceeds [[to]] get burned [[to]] ash, and [[List of Chess Win Conditions|wins]] the [[game]]. == See also == [[List of Chess Win Conditions]] [[Category:Mechanics]] [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Theology]] bbwnfg0iu3xdviphzi723zrmr6gi939 0 2900 5618 2023-02-07T13:14:21Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "[[Left White Bishop]] is problematic. * Antiquated character role from a less enlightened time * Once moved when it wasn't his turn * People make jokes about bishops abusing children when it was generally the priests that abused children, and the bishops mainly ignored this * Ignored this * Kinda looks like a... you know! * Bad on camera (diagonal movement screws up the blocking and focus) * No longer lives anywhere near Hollywood (moved [[to]] Berlin) * Was never cast..." 5618 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Left White Bishop]] is problematic. * Antiquated character role from a less enlightened time * Once moved when it wasn't his turn * People make jokes about bishops abusing children when it was generally the priests that abused children, and the bishops mainly ignored this * Ignored this * Kinda looks like a... you know! * Bad on camera (diagonal movement screws up the blocking and focus) * No longer lives anywhere near Hollywood (moved [[to]] Berlin) * Was never cast by Hollywood or interested in acting [[Category:Lore]] motn7k7gdkjmjybg3fd018lu3los28p 5625 5618 2023-02-07T16:44:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 5625 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Left-white-bishop.png|thumb|282x282px]] [[Left White Bishop]] is problematic. * Antiquated character role from a less enlightened time * Once moved when it wasn't his turn * People make jokes about bishops abusing children when it was generally the priests that abused children, and the bishops mainly ignored this * Ignored this * Kinda looks like a... you know! * Bad on camera (diagonal movement screws up the blocking and focus) * No longer lives anywhere near Hollywood (moved [[to]] Berlin) * Was never cast by Hollywood or interested in acting [[Category:Lore]] cgku0gqx7mfjrcx6r5aasqg4s71qnbd 0 2155 4104 2015-03-11T04:46:01Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Red Pawn is added to a chess game once every four years, on the 29th on February. He starts on the square a5 and moves across the 5 row between turns, one square at a time..." 4104 wikitext text/x-wiki The Red Pawn is added to a chess game once every four years, on the 29th on February. He starts on the square a5 and moves across the 5 row between turns, one square at a time, until he reaches c5, at which point the game ends. 3leq5sb45f5nw9iqlk9xw1ky1zqjxt1 4106 4104 2015-03-11T04:51:30Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4106 wikitext text/x-wiki The Red Pawn is added to a chess game once every four years, on the 29th on February. He starts on the square a5 and moves across the 5 row between turns, one square at a time, until he reaches c5, at which point the game ends. [[Category:Pieces]] 01gx1ffd9kz8ijf4kpwq735l03jn1k8 5640 4106 2023-02-07T20:26:34Z Milo fett 34586 5640 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''[[Red]] Pawn''' is added to a [[chess]] game once every four [[year]]s, on the 29th on February. He starts on the square [[a5]] and moves across the 5 row between turns, one square at a time, until he reaches [[c5]], at which point the game ends. [[Category:Pieces]] i6t7anguvdtr1g8jv682sfh837xhppu 5656 5640 2023-02-07T21:36:51Z Milo fett 34586 5656 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''[[Red]] Pawn''' ([[Red|♟]]) is added to a [[chess]] game once every four [[year]]s, on the 29th on February. He starts on the square [[a5]] and moves across the 5 row between turns, one square at a time, until he reaches [[c5]], at which point the game ends. == See also == * [[Red|ඞ]] [[Category:Pieces]] 9lda41wu7awarej73yvxli0hu3rtlmz 0 2894 5605 2023-02-06T20:58:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]] or [[Gun]]''[[File:The-rook-revolver.gif|thumb|291x291px|Tthe Rook Revolver in use]] The '''Rook Revolver''' is a very meticulous defensive [[Maneuver]] where several [[Rook|Rooks]] revolve around the [[King]], creating an active shield against enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==How to perform== Gather at least 6 [[Rook|Rooks]] through a method of your choice, and form [[a]] train of Rooks that circles directly around the King..." 5605 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]] or [[Gun]]''[[File:The-rook-revolver.gif|thumb|291x291px|Tthe Rook Revolver in use]] The '''Rook Revolver''' is a very meticulous defensive [[Maneuver]] where several [[Rook|Rooks]] revolve around the [[King]], creating an active shield against enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==How to perform== Gather at least 6 [[Rook|Rooks]] through a method of your choice, and form [[a]] train of Rooks that circles directly around the [[King]]. This should keep your King safe for the most part as long as you actively maintain this barricade. ==Disadvantages== This is only effective against some [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]], and is pointless when put against pieces with [[Jumping|jump]] abilities or pieces that are airborne. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] 3a3c0x807wkg02yuidj4zmaa862ws5r 5606 5605 2023-02-06T23:11:21Z Chalcogens 52316134 5606 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]] or [[Gun]]''[[File:The-rook-revolver.gif|thumb|291x291px|Tthe Rook Revolver in use]] The '''Rook Revolver''' is a very meticulous defensive [[Maneuver]] where several [[Rook|Rooks]] revolve around the [[King]], creating an active shield against enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==How to perform== Gather at least 6 [[Rook|Rooks]] through a method of your choice, and form [[a]] train of Rooks that circles directly around the [[King]]. This should keep your King safe for the most part as long as you actively maintain this barricade. ==Disadvantages== This is only effective against some [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]], and is pointless when put against pieces with [[Jumping|jump]] abilities or pieces that are airborne. == Trivia == * The Rook Revolver is meant to be played clockwise, playing it counter-clockwise is considered to be a violation. == Name reasoning == It's named after how the Rooks revolve around the King [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] s32ppzjmd54gku6qfi132jdyw1c7kyt 6627 5606 2023-09-07T00:42:40Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6627 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess Gun]] or [[Gun]]''[[File:The-rook-revolver.gif|thumb|291x291px|Tthe Rook Revolver in use]] The '''Rook Revolver''' is a very meticulous defensive [[Maneuver]] where several [[Rook|Rooks]] revolve around the [[King]], creating an active shield against enemy [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. ==How to perform== Gather at least 6 [[Rook|Rooks]] through a method of your choice, and form [[a]] train of Rooks that circles directly around the [[King]]. This should keep your King safe for the most part as long as you actively maintain this barricade. ==Disadvantages== This is only effective against some [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]], and is pointless when put against pieces with [[Jumping|jump]] abilities or pieces that are airborne. == Trivia == * The Rook Revolver is meant to be played clockwise, playing it counter-clockwise is considered to be a violation. == Name reasoning == It's named after how the Rooks revolve around the King [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 7u5cqx17yjlmhdk6hqjx3rtt8or28kv 0 2229 4267 2015-03-13T21:14:58Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Schumacher Shuffle''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Joel Schumacher on the set of ''Batman and Robin''. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often beco..." 4267 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Schumacher Shuffle''' is a [[Chess]] maneuver invented by Joel Schumacher on the set of ''Batman and Robin''. ==1.Nf3== If White opens with 1.Nf3, the game often becomes one of the d4 openings ([[Closed Game|closed games]] or [[Semi-Closed Game|semi-closed games]]) by a different move order (this is called [[transposition (chess)|''transposition'']]), but unique openings such as the [[Réti Opening|Réti]] and [[King's Indian Attack]] are also common. The Réti itself is characterized by White playing 1.Nf3, [[fianchetto]]ing one or both bishops, and not playing an early d4 (which would generally transpose into one of the 1.d4 openings). The [[King's Indian Attack]] (KIA) is a system of development that White may use in reply to almost any Black opening moves. The characteristic KIA setup is 1.Nf3, 2.g3, 3.Bg2, 4.0-0, 5.d3, 6.Nbd2, and 7.e4, although these moves may be played in many different orders. In fact, the KIA is probably most often reached after 1.e4 when White uses it to respond to a Black attempt to play one of the [[Semi-Open Game|semi-open games]] such as the [[Caro-Kann Defence|Caro-Kann]], [[French Defence|French]], or [[Sicilian Defence|Sicilian]], or even the [[Open Game|open games]] which usually come after 1.e4 e5. Its greatest appeal may be that by adopting a set pattern of development, White can avoid the large amount of opening study required to prepare to meet the many different possible Black replies to 1.e4. {{clear}} ==1.c4== The [[English Opening|English]] also frequently transposes into a d4 opening, but it can take on independent character as well including symmetrical variations (1.c4 c5) and the Sicilian Defense in reverse (1.c4 e5). ==1.f4== With [[Bird's Opening]] White tries to get a strong grip on the e5-square. The opening can resemble a Dutch Defense in reverse after 1.f4 d5, or Black may try to disrupt White by playing 1...e5!? ([[From's Gambit]]). [[Category:Maneuvers]] p6m56ukm6nkvprsizxeskl35tqvr181 0 2482 4791 2016-08-02T23:52:17Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "The Simpsons Chess (1991) is a branded version of [[Chess]] made [[to]] capitalise on the then-popular cartoon ''The The Simpsons''. The [[Black]] and [[White]] factions are ..." 4791 wikitext text/x-wiki The Simpsons Chess (1991) is a branded version of [[Chess]] made [[to]] capitalise on the then-popular cartoon ''The The Simpsons''. The [[Black]] and [[White]] factions are replaced with factions in which every piece is a Bart, or a Lisa, respectively. 0e0tsx26p0jwznik6lmuepz0mg46452 4792 4791 2016-08-02T23:52:43Z 82.31.7.40 4792 wikitext text/x-wiki The Simpsons Chess (1991) is a branded version of [[Chess]] made [[to]] capitalise on the then-popular cartoon ''The The Simpsons''. The [[Black]] and [[White]] factions are replaced with factions in which every piece is a ''Bart'', or a ''Lisa'', respectively. 29w8ifcr0vptnpn2qhg5bxutqjsrjdp 4793 4792 2016-08-02T23:52:50Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4793 wikitext text/x-wiki The Simpsons Chess (1991) is a branded version of [[Chess]] made [[to]] capitalise on the then-popular cartoon ''The The Simpsons''. The [[Black]] and [[White]] factions are replaced with factions in which every piece is a ''Bart'', or a ''Lisa'', respectively. [[Category:Variants]] lsqndyqepc84nhndyt2o1l0uvxysomn 0 2651 5123 2023-01-10T17:53:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. It is well known to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been..." 5123 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. It is well known to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been trapped in the [[Game|'''game''']] in the form of the [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]], unable to lose in [[Chess]], as he is invulnerable. Prior to his sinisterification, his name was ''Edward H. Chess'' [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Squares]] ngrsxsso32h2fq51g065cxswmgvqgk3 5128 5123 2023-01-10T19:17:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 wording 5128 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]] know to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been trapped in the [[Game|'''game''']] in the form of the [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]], unable to lose in [[Chess]], as he is invulnerable. Prior to his sinisterification, his name was ''Edward H. Chess'' [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Squares]] qjwmdc8grgy83iw3o2bum9aovnhw8cs 5265 5128 2023-01-22T01:41:19Z 79.66.87.129 5265 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]] know to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been trapped in the [[Game|'''game''']] in the form of the [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]], unable to lose in [[Chess]], as he is invulnerable. Prior to his sinisterification, his name was ''Edward H. Chess'' [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] bla2vs4l7c80j3ddz8h1pkd8ozz2ups 6026 5265 2023-06-30T23:54:03Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6026 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]] know to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been trapped in the [[Game|'''game''']] in the form of the [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]], unable to lose in [[Chess]], as he is invulnerable. Prior to his sinisterification, his name was ''Edward H. Chess'' [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] kc8new782cfmvl5d2z8vccw2jn1lud9 6360 6026 2023-08-11T17:22:28Z 2.97.99.207 6360 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]] know to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been trapped in the [[Game|'''game''']] in the form of the [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]], unable to lose in [[Chess]], as he is invulnerable. Prior to his sinistration, his name was ''Edward H. Chess'' [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 0u6hti8gqt2w73f4f2jy089wc9a2870 6478 6360 2023-08-21T14:40:35Z 78.40.233.11 6478 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:The-sinister-man.jpg|thumb]] The Sinister Man is one of the antagonists in [[Chess]]. Seasoned [[Player|Chess Players]] know to look out on [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]] which he is always present on. His backstory is puzzling == Backstory == The Sinister Man used to be an expert [[Chess]] player until one day he made a deal with the '''[[Chess Devil]]'''. The [[Chess Devil]] offered '''[[The Sinister Potion]]''' in exchange for never losing in [[Chess]] again. He has now been trapped in the [[Game|'''game''']] in the form of the [[:Category:Squares|square]] [[F6]], unable to lose in [[Chess]], as he is invulnerable. Prior to his sinistration, his name was ''Edward H. Chess'' == See also == For the [[Black]] and [[White]] Sinister Men respectively, see [[Spy vs. Spy]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Lore]] [[Category:Creepypastas]] 3dtvzcjtbnxqcqs1b2ycacd6dlc41mg 0 2919 5660 2023-02-07T22:30:38Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Soviet Block is a maneuver in which a [[Player]] constructs a [[Red]] Wall of defensive [[Piece|Pieces]]. Though it is an im[[:Category:Birds|pecc]]<nowiki/>able defensive strategy, it can only be constructed without a [[King]], so it cannot be part of a winning play. Since 1991, it has been replaced by the [[Russian Reversal]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Geopolitics]]" 5660 wikitext text/x-wiki The Soviet Block is a maneuver in which a [[Player]] constructs a [[Red]] Wall of defensive [[Piece|Pieces]]. Though it is an im[[:Category:Birds|pecc]]<nowiki/>able defensive strategy, it can only be constructed without a [[King]], so it cannot be part of a winning play. Since 1991, it has been replaced by the [[Russian Reversal]]. [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Geopolitics]] ger6xkcmhdvigo0jadx1qi50onbtlea 0 3013 5828 2023-04-12T23:37:20Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[Can|Cans]] of [[Sprite Cranberry|sprite cranberry]] are used as [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. This variant is played exclusively during [[December]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]]" 5828 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Can|Cans]] of [[Sprite Cranberry|sprite cranberry]] are used as [[:Category:Pieces|pieces]]. This variant is played exclusively during [[December]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Games]] bptm4uvxwns72ymhspy9o08c80t4g0u 0 2226 4262 2015-03-13T20:25:26Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The two [[Bishop]]'s [[Pawn]]s of the [[Black]] house are Twins, named '''Tethen '''(b. 1865, file f) and '''Ratchine''' (b. 1868, file c) '''Farrell'''. Like all Twins, t..." 4262 wikitext text/x-wiki The two [[Bishop]]'s [[Pawn]]s of the [[Black]] house are Twins, named '''Tethen '''(b. 1865, file f) and '''Ratchine''' (b. 1868, file c) '''Farrell'''. Like all Twins, they possess a psychic link that takes the form of a straight line of energy between their pawny little heads. The link is sharp as razorwire, and changes colour depending on their moods. All [[piece]]s contacted by the thinkbeam are instantly lacerated. It is advisable that the [[White]] family endeavour to dispatch at least one of the Twins as soon as possible, or trick them into destroying their own monarch. sf1eq172uizymrpml980rsvybm6t9ux 4263 4262 2015-03-13T20:25:48Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4263 wikitext text/x-wiki The two [[Bishop]]'s [[Pawn]]s of the [[Black]] house are Twins, named '''Tethen '''(b. 1865, file f) and '''Ratchine''' (b. 1868, file c) '''Farrell'''. Like all Twins, they possess a psychic link that takes the form of a straight line of energy between their pawny little heads. The link is sharp as razorwire, and changes colour depending on their moods. All [[piece]]s contacted by the thinkbeam are instantly lacerated. It is advisable that the [[White]] family endeavour to dispatch at least one of the Twins as soon as possible, or trick them into destroying their own monarch. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] 5ubk2dnytne9v5bx1j21mxhkdi3mxz1 4266 4263 2015-03-13T20:28:31Z 82.24.92.97 4266 wikitext text/x-wiki The two [[Bishop]]'s [[Pawn]]s of the [[Black]] house are Twins, named '''[[Tethen Farrell|Tethen]] '''(b. 1865, file f) and '''[[Ratchine Farrell|Ratchine]]''' (b. 1868, file c) '''Farrell'''. Like all Twins, they possess a psychic link that takes the form of a straight line of energy between their pawny little heads. The link is sharp as razorwire, and changes colour depending on their moods. All [[piece]]s contacted by the thinkbeam are instantly lacerated. It is advisable that the [[White]] family endeavour to dispatch at least one of the Twins as soon as possible, or trick them into destroying their own monarch. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] odv2zedwyf1ig5znrkuk4sbs89ry8gg 0 3495 7026 2024-03-10T00:54:03Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "The Twist is a [[:Category:Moves|movement]] popularised by [[Fat|Chubby]] [[Check]]<nowiki/>er in 1960, followed by Let's Twist Again in 1961. Keeping its [[head]] and base still, a [[Piece]] gyrates its middle in a repetitive, [[Boomerang|boomeranging]] motion. [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Maneuvers]]" 7026 wikitext text/x-wiki The Twist is a [[:Category:Moves|movement]] popularised by [[Fat|Chubby]] [[Check]]<nowiki/>er in 1960, followed by Let's Twist Again in 1961. Keeping its [[head]] and base still, a [[Piece]] gyrates its middle in a repetitive, [[Boomerang|boomeranging]] motion. [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 5a3hz2tf5aoa10iftsq3ypva59pdvhk 7027 7026 2024-03-10T00:54:15Z Craten 26192002 7027 wikitext text/x-wiki The Twist is a [[:Category:Moves|movement]] popularised by [[Fat|Chubby]] [[Check]]<nowiki/>er in 1960, followed by ''Let's Twist Again'' in 1961. Keeping its [[head]] and base still, a [[Piece]] gyrates its middle in a repetitive, [[Boomerang|boomeranging]] motion. [[Category:Songs]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] l63ul7sgajjkueyziunr6w65wdehu4i 0 2694 5206 2023-01-18T04:22:48Z 79.66.87.129 Created page with "The underside of the [[Chessboard]] is known as '''The Underboard''' or, more colloquially, ''the Underboard''. [[Piece|Pieces]] that travel off the edge of the [[board]] can reach the Underboard if '''all''' of the following conditions are met: * There is [[space]] on the relevant [[Underboard]] [[Square]] * [[Wraparound]] is off * There is sufficient [[Dark Matter]] [[to]] retain their gravity * At least one [[Royalty|Royal]] ([[Decoy|decoys]] allowed) or [[Courtesan]..." 5206 wikitext text/x-wiki The underside of the [[Chessboard]] is known as '''The Underboard''' or, more colloquially, ''the Underboard''. [[Piece|Pieces]] that travel off the edge of the [[board]] can reach the Underboard if '''all''' of the following conditions are met: * There is [[space]] on the relevant [[Underboard]] [[Square]] * [[Wraparound]] is off * There is sufficient [[Dark Matter]] [[to]] retain their gravity * At least one [[Royalty|Royal]] ([[Decoy|decoys]] allowed) or [[Courtesan]] remains on the [[Chessboard|overboard]] * You ask nicely Pieces moving here have inverted properties, such as orientation, direction of movement, and color. [[Rank|Ranks]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative numbers, such as: # -1 # -2 # -3 # -4 # -5 # -6 # -7 # -8 [[File|Files]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative letters, such as: # -A # -B # -C # -D # -E # -F # -G # -H [[Pieces]] on the Underboard are denoted with the Minus sign. This is most noticeable on the hat of the [[King]]. [[:Category:Theology|Clergy]] on the Underboard become [[Satanism|Satanic]]. Chess that takes place entirely on the Underboard is known as [[Underchess]]. Pieces such as the [[Fool]] [[can]] interact with their underboard/overboard counterparts. [[Category:Locations]] skyh2zlimkp0i8cpqrxd3wn7vhd4wl8 5207 5206 2023-01-18T04:24:50Z 79.66.87.129 5207 wikitext text/x-wiki The underside of the [[Chessboard]] is known as '''The Underboard''' or, more colloquially, ''the Underboard''. [[Piece|Pieces]] that travel off the edge of the [[board]] can reach the Underboard if '''all''' of the following conditions are met: * There is [[space]] on the relevant [[Underboard]] [[Square]] * [[Wraparound]] is off * There is sufficient [[Dark Matter]] [[to]] retain their gravity * At least one [[Royalty|Royal]] ([[Decoy|decoys]] allowed) or [[Courtesan]] remains on the [[Chessboard|overboard]] * You ask nicely Pieces moving here have inverted properties, such as orientation, direction of movement, and color. [[Rank|Ranks]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative numbers, such as: # -1 # -2 # -3 # -4 # -5 # -6 # -7 ''[et cetera]'' [[File|Files]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative letters, such as: # -A # -B # -C # -D # -E # -F # -G # -H [[Pieces]] on the Underboard are denoted with the Minus sign. This is most noticeable on the hat of the [[King]]. [[:Category:Theology|Clergy]] on the Underboard become [[Satanism|Satanic]]. Chess that takes place entirely on the Underboard is known as [[Underchess]]. Pieces such as the [[Fool]] [[can]] interact with their underboard/overboard counterparts. [[Category:Locations]] sdv81lnbj6mw6ax1zm65ayhwiti6p8y 5208 5207 2023-01-18T04:25:21Z 79.66.87.129 5208 wikitext text/x-wiki The underside of the [[Chessboard]] is known as '''The Underboard''' or, more colloquially, ''the Underboard''. [[Piece|Pieces]] that travel off the edge of the [[board]] can reach the Underboard if '''all''' of the following conditions are met: * There is [[space]] on the relevant [[Underboard]] [[Square]] * [[Wraparound]] is off * There is sufficient [[Dark Matter]] [[to]] retain their gravity * At least one [[Royalty|Royal]] ([[Decoy|decoys]] allowed) or [[Courtesan]] remains on the [[Chessboard|overboard]] * You ask nicely Pieces moving here have inverted properties, such as orientation, direction of movement, and color. [[Rank|Ranks]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative numbers, such as: # -1 # -2 # -3 # -4 # -5 # -6 # -7 # ''[et cetera]'' [[File|Files]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative letters, such as: # -A # -B # -C # -D # -E # -F # -G # -H [[Pieces]] on the Underboard are denoted with the Minus sign. This is most noticeable on the hat of the [[King]]. [[:Category:Theology|Clergy]] on the Underboard become [[Satanism|Satanic]]. Chess that takes place entirely on the Underboard is known as [[Underchess]]. Pieces such as the [[Fool]] [[can]] interact with their underboard/overboard counterparts. [[Category:Locations]] 8sveq6cgr4l7dh20ysm41deqitu2ha0 5212 5208 2023-01-18T04:32:54Z 79.66.87.129 5212 wikitext text/x-wiki The underside of the [[Chessboard]] is known as '''The Underboard''' or, more colloquially, ''the Underboard''. [[Piece|Pieces]] that travel off the edge of the [[board]] can reach the Underboard if '''all''' of the following conditions are met: * There is [[space]] on the relevant [[Underboard]] [[Square]] * [[Wraparound]] is off * There is sufficient [[Dark Matter]] [[to]] retain their gravity * At least one [[Royalty|Royal]] ([[Decoy|decoys]] allowed) or [[Courtesan]] remains on the [[Chessboard|overboard]] * You ask nicely Pieces moving here have inverted properties, such as orientation, direction of movement, and color. [[Rank|Ranks]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative numbers, such as: # -1 # -2 # -3 # -4 # -5 # -6 # -7 # ''[et cetera]'' [[File|Files]]* on the Underboard are denoted with negative letters, such as: # -A # -B # -C # -D # -E # -F # -G # -H <nowiki>*</nowiki>the only exception is ''i'', which already has a negative square. [[Pieces]] on the Underboard are denoted with the Minus sign. This is most noticeable on the hat of the [[King]]. [[:Category:Theology|Clergy]] on the Underboard become [[Satanism|Satanic]]. Chess that takes place entirely on the Underboard is known as [[Underchess]]. Pieces such as the [[Fool]] [[can]] interact with their underboard/overboard counterparts. [[Category:Locations]] m9to969y05qe7hz557fj1ruvm9qrqpf 5213 5212 2023-01-18T04:33:10Z 79.66.87.129 5213 wikitext text/x-wiki The underside of the [[Chessboard]] is known as '''The Underboard''' or, more colloquially, ''the Underboard''. [[Piece|Pieces]] that travel off the edge of the [[board]] can reach the Underboard if '''all''' of the following conditions are met: * There is [[space]] on the relevant [[Underboard]] [[Square]] * [[Wraparound]] is off * There is sufficient [[Dark Matter]] [[to]] retain their gravity * At least one [[:Category:Royalty|Royal]] ([[Decoy|decoys]] allowed) or [[Courtesan]] remains on the [[Chessboard|overboard]] * You ask nicely Pieces moving here have inverted properties, such as orientation, direction of movement, and color. [[Rank|Ranks]] on the Underboard are denoted with negative numbers, such as: # -1 # -2 # -3 # -4 # -5 # -6 # -7 # ''[et cetera]'' [[File|Files]]* on the Underboard are denoted with negative letters, such as: # -A # -B # -C # -D # -E # -F # -G # -H <nowiki>*</nowiki>the only exception is ''i'', which already has a negative square. [[Pieces]] on the Underboard are denoted with the Minus sign. This is most noticeable on the hat of the [[King]]. [[:Category:Theology|Clergy]] on the Underboard become [[Satanism|Satanic]]. Chess that takes place entirely on the Underboard is known as [[Underchess]]. Pieces such as the [[Fool]] [[can]] interact with their underboard/overboard counterparts. [[Category:Locations]] 7s0g6pjyg93g0cwzz4m4ynivj36rft7 0 2539 4907 2017-01-19T18:23:34Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Wild Wild Chess]] 4907 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Wild Wild Chess]] rmlwkqa93q2nru90bjfz7ij7y98znov 0 2682 5181 2023-01-16T23:09:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[G4]] 5181 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[G4]] [[Category:Squares]] db1jvzk3mwalp048y4nuuto13v1ms7f 0 3032 5866 2023-05-07T06:23:02Z NubScrub 45934704 Created page with "can we get much higher" 5866 wikitext text/x-wiki can we get much higher 887wp3hcm62aoo6qfwb6z5tkntvzxvf 5867 5866 2023-05-07T06:23:13Z NubScrub 45934704 Adding categories 5867 wikitext text/x-wiki can we get much higher [[Category:Pieces]] b628yupdxkvzqil11jjcuf090oouccf 5869 5867 2023-05-07T06:24:23Z Eteckty 52835685 5869 wikitext text/x-wiki can we get much higher yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! [[Category:Pieces]] 7dq7ktquo2xm0tuagmyobk21fi6kzq9 5871 5869 2023-05-07T06:26:00Z 70.83.141.109 5871 wikitext text/x-wiki can we get much higher yo what is up you guys right now we’re at mcdonalds, and it is currently 3 in the morning and we just found out when you come to mcdonalds at 3 in the morning, you can order the among us happy meal you guys, that’s right, you heard, me, the among us happy meal, and there’s a toy inside of among us- you can either be a crewmate, or it can be an impostor and if you guys do not know what among us is, you must be living under a rock you guys, this game is insane, ok? so you can play with a bunch of friends ok? like 8, i- i- i think it’s up to 10 people you can play with, and there’s impostors, and there’s crewmates, and pretty much the impostor is trying to sabotage the whole game and trying to win. it’s insane you guys, once again, this- this video is not sponsored at all, but this game is insane. so we got so excited guys we love the game and we found that the mcdonalds is offering an among us happy meal, AND there’s a toy inside, but supposedly, when you get this happy meal you guys, something scary and weird with the impostor. now i don’t really believe it, but these videos i’ve been seeing on youtube have been insane, so that’s why we’re here right now, we’re gonna go through the drive through, and we’re gonna order the among us happy meal. But i need EVERYONE to like this video if you’re excited, ok? like this video with your knuckles right now, just smash, hit the like button, SUPER HARD you guys, on the count of 3 seconds i wanna see what you guys can do cuz i can’t do it, and if cole can’t do it, no one could like this video with their knuckles so let’s see if you guys can do it in 3 seconds. 3, 2, 1. OH HO! If you drink the Among Us potion from the Dark Web, you turn into the imposter from Among Us. [[Category:Pieces]] 4wq1phrui2dslis4u7at4a3hgozh80d 5872 5871 2023-05-07T06:31:33Z Eteckty 52835685 Replaced content with "can we get much higher [[Category:Pieces]]" 5872 wikitext text/x-wiki can we get much higher [[Category:Pieces]] b628yupdxkvzqil11jjcuf090oouccf 0 2355 4513 2016-02-02T19:24:45Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Learning how to play and having fun is '''the real chess''', when you think about it. Spend time with your friends–and learn a thing or two–and you just might find that to..." 4513 wikitext text/x-wiki Learning how to play and having fun is '''the real chess''', when you think about it. Spend time with your friends–and learn a thing or two–and you just might find that to a true grandmaster of being yourself, friendship is the real prize... :-) [[Category: Variants]] 7nwqy03qan4ipqwt8ckla31f45uxzqa 4514 4513 2016-02-02T19:25:12Z Milo fett 34586 em dashes 4514 wikitext text/x-wiki Learning how to play and having fun is '''the real chess''', when you think about it. Spend time with your friends—–and learn a thing or two—–and you just might find that, to a true grandmaster of being yourself, friendship is the real prize... :-) [[Category: Variants]] k1lczltkkqixdu1l56iz88xpin9ws0y 4515 4514 2016-02-02T19:25:30Z Milo fett 34586 4515 wikitext text/x-wiki Learning how to play and having fun is '''the real chess''', when you think about it. Spend time with your friends—and learn a thing or two—and you just might find that, to a true grandmaster of being yourself, friendship is the real prize... :-) [[Category: Variants]] 17haamjry064n84xpwnn1uupp6xpa3v 4580 4515 2016-03-02T23:00:23Z Milo fett 34586 4580 wikitext text/x-wiki Learning how to play and having fun is '''the real chess''', when you think about it. Spend time with your friends—and learn a thing or two—and you just might find that, to a true grandmaster of being yourself, friendship is the real prize... :-) [[Category: Variants]] [[Category: Advice]] 3qdzvargdjjwq93hzk13t9d5k2dzud6 0 2776 5390 2023-02-01T01:30:20Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "is yet to start." 5390 wikitext text/x-wiki is yet to start. bb7wl0n6dj44mt0j3kqkkj3iy7e2log 5391 5390 2023-02-01T01:30:33Z Craten 26192002 5391 wikitext text/x-wiki is yet [[to]] start. 67r0hatruuu5iulziz8ycq8eozjmbcw 5392 5391 2023-02-01T01:32:08Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 5392 wikitext text/x-wiki is yet [[to]] start. [[Category:Games]] antt4tpo64zovv0azwp4ezr59bekn8t 0 2712 5260 2023-01-21T13:49:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 redirect 5260 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[:Category:Theology]] [[Category:Lore]] ft1suga21tqr4pyme3vtp3oz34wxam7 0 3358 6706 2023-09-08T16:32:53Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "[[Always|When you think about Chess]], any thoughts not immediately transcribed to [[Physical Chess]] are [[Thinking|considered]] [[Theoretical Chess]]. Any thoughts not yet related to Chess are considered [[Potential Chess|Potential Theoretical Chess]]. [[Category:Philosophy]]" 6706 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Always|When you think about Chess]], any thoughts not immediately transcribed to [[Physical Chess]] are [[Thinking|considered]] [[Theoretical Chess]]. Any thoughts not yet related to Chess are considered [[Potential Chess|Potential Theoretical Chess]]. [[Category:Philosophy]] bq4gwdnlegs6iu9r3crzgstkk1klpmg 0 3467 6965 2024-01-08T18:55:09Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "This article refers [[to]] playing [[Chess]] in situations that are theorized [[to]] be possible, but so far nobody has been able [[to]] [[check]] whether it is. == Chess at the bottom of the Marina Trench == There is nothing stopping you from playing [[Chess]] at the bottom of the [[Marina Trench]], but the sheer [[water]] pressure would make it difficult and require the [[Player|players]] and their [[Piece|pieces]] [[to]] bring proper gear [[to]] deal with the extreme..." 6965 wikitext text/x-wiki This article refers [[to]] playing [[Chess]] in situations that are theorized [[to]] be possible, but so far nobody has been able [[to]] [[check]] whether it is. == Chess at the bottom of the Marina Trench == There is nothing stopping you from playing [[Chess]] at the bottom of the [[Marina Trench]], but the sheer [[water]] pressure would make it difficult and require the [[Player|players]] and their [[Piece|pieces]] [[to]] bring proper gear [[to]] deal with the extreme environment. == Playing Chess on Mars or any other planet that lets you survive for more than a moment == There's no reason why it shouldn't be possible, but nobody has yet been there so nobody has done it yet. == Playing Chess before the invention of Chess == There's no reason why [[Chess]] would be impossible [[to]] play before it were invented, but by definition, nobody could have played it. It is theoretically possible [[to]] do via [[time travel]], but nobody has bothered doing it yet, and it would also cause a [[paradox]]. == Playing Chess with your mind == 2 players could play a game of [[Chess]] using only their mind by imagining the [[Chessboard]] and [[Move|moving]] pieces, but due [[to]] inability [[to]] communicate directly, nobody has completed a synchronized match of [[Mind Chess]] so far. [[Category:Theories]] nd461pgvs0jvmxwxggclyh0t3ars79q 6966 6965 2024-01-09T20:33:18Z 92.4.231.219 /* Playing Chess with your mind */ 6966 wikitext text/x-wiki This article refers [[to]] playing [[Chess]] in situations that are theorized [[to]] be possible, but so far nobody has been able [[to]] [[check]] whether it is. == Chess at the bottom of the Marina Trench == There is nothing stopping you from playing [[Chess]] at the bottom of the [[Marina Trench]], but the sheer [[water]] pressure would make it difficult and require the [[Player|players]] and their [[Piece|pieces]] [[to]] bring proper gear [[to]] deal with the extreme environment. == Playing Chess on Mars or any other planet that lets you survive for more than a moment == There's no reason why it shouldn't be possible, but nobody has yet been there so nobody has done it yet. == Playing Chess before the invention of Chess == There's no reason why [[Chess]] would be impossible [[to]] play before it were invented, but by definition, nobody could have played it. It is theoretically possible [[to]] do via [[time travel]], but nobody has bothered doing it yet, and it would also cause a [[paradox]]. == Playing Chess with your mind == 2 players could play a game of [[Chess]] using only their mind(s) by imagining the [[Chessboard]] and [[Move|moving]] pieces, but due [[to]] inability [[to]] communicate directly, it has not been confirmed that anybody has completed a synchronized match of [[Mind Chess]] so far. [[Category:Theories]] ts1a41gphifxzua9gkvzasgnjhajthv 0 3373 6745 2023-09-15T19:56:22Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Theseus''' is a [[Chess]] [[Piece]] and known counter to the [[Minotaur]]. His favored weapon is the [[Pine Tree]]. == Trivia == The piece's head has been replaced twice, and the body has been replaced three times. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Greek culture]]" 6745 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Theseus''' is a [[Chess]] [[Piece]] and known counter to the [[Minotaur]]. His favored weapon is the [[Pine Tree]]. == Trivia == The piece's head has been replaced twice, and the body has been replaced three times. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Greek culture]] fcjzc5lxwneg01ik1zs4c0685nkk4lx 6746 6745 2023-09-15T20:00:12Z Milo fett 34586 6746 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Theseus''' is a [[Chess]] [[Piece]] and known counter to the [[Chess Minotaur]]. His favored weapon is the [[Pine Tree]]. == Trivia == The piece's head has been replaced twice, and the body has been replaced three times. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Greek culture]] 2i9q0vcq5dkgzsxfbb8exymp1p2eza6 6747 6746 2023-09-15T22:11:35Z Craten 26192002 6747 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Theseus''' is a [[Chess]] [[Piece]] and known counter to the [[Chess Minotaur]]. His favored weapon is the [[Pine Tree]]. == Trivia == The piece's head has been replaced twice, and the body has been replaced three times. == See also == [[Shipping]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Greek culture]] g02f3b93f3srkcitj7xnlsh8bsabh1x 0 3376 6751 2023-09-17T01:43:42Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "''Theseusshipping'' refers [[to]] [[fanon]] that promotes the relationship between '''Ariadne''' and '''Dionysus'''. [[Category:Shipping]]" 6751 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Theseusshipping'' refers [[to]] [[fanon]] that promotes the relationship between '''Ariadne''' and '''Dionysus'''. [[Category:Shipping]] 7t3bojce0hgcj9vvp950l1cfs3rpihy 0 3387 6790 2023-09-21T18:07:59Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "In Chess, any [[Piece]], [[Move]], or [[Rules|Rule]] you can't remember the name of is a '''Thingie''' until you can. Don't worry - there's [[Special:AllPages|a lot to keep on top of]]! Even the most well-versed Chess devotees only understand about 2.6% of Chess. [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Rules]] [[Category:Moves]]" 6790 wikitext text/x-wiki In Chess, any [[Piece]], [[Move]], or [[Rules|Rule]] you can't remember the name of is a '''Thingie''' until you can. Don't worry - there's [[Special:AllPages|a lot to keep on top of]]! Even the most well-versed Chess devotees only understand about 2.6% of Chess. [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Rules]] [[Category:Moves]] en02j7wr2ype32kneavwiybefaj8pmd 0 3411 6833 2023-09-28T16:50:56Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Thinking]] 6833 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Thinking]] 7r2k3o7iz578trx6ckxtpi0nnvma93g 0 3359 6708 2023-09-08T16:37:46Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Sometimes the best [[Move]] is [[to]] [[Pass|not Play a Move]], but to spend your [[Turn]] on [[Thinking]]. Thinking has many measurable advantages: * Preparation for future Turns * Noticing whether a Checkmate has occurred * Remembering things you have [[Forgetting|forgotten]] * Pondering (a kind of Thinking) if there is life beyond Chess (yes, but it is irrelevant) * Whims [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Moves]]" 6708 wikitext text/x-wiki Sometimes the best [[Move]] is [[to]] [[Pass|not Play a Move]], but to spend your [[Turn]] on [[Thinking]]. Thinking has many measurable advantages: * Preparation for future Turns * Noticing whether a Checkmate has occurred * Remembering things you have [[Forgetting|forgotten]] * Pondering (a kind of Thinking) if there is life beyond Chess (yes, but it is irrelevant) * Whims [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Moves]] qd0fmnwztova91wmxsxefq7sq01a8f6 0 2718 5272 2023-01-23T23:27:31Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "== See also == [[This]]" 5272 wikitext text/x-wiki == See also == [[This]] ipc7ny9yuclye5zd10wpt21q9ukyqze 5273 5272 2023-01-23T23:28:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 5273 wikitext text/x-wiki == See also == [https://chess-fanon.fandom.com/wiki/This This] g7j9if5ihvkflvisjsqmsg5qt9pdq00 0 3545 7223 2024-09-17T14:23:13Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "[[To]] play Three-dimensional Chess is to add an extra dimension to one's strategy that the other player, in their [[Dimensional Chess|2D Chess]] world, might not be able to perceive or counter unless they also happen to be playing Three-dimensional Chess. Due to its strategic advantage, Three-dimensional Chess is favoured by nearly all grandmasters. It is nearly<sup>[!]</sup> impossible to win against someone playing Three-dimensional Chess unless you are also playing T..." 7223 wikitext text/x-wiki [[To]] play Three-dimensional Chess is to add an extra dimension to one's strategy that the other player, in their [[Dimensional Chess|2D Chess]] world, might not be able to perceive or counter unless they also happen to be playing Three-dimensional Chess. Due to its strategic advantage, Three-dimensional Chess is favoured by nearly all grandmasters. It is nearly<sup>[!]</sup> impossible to win against someone playing Three-dimensional Chess unless you are also playing Three-dimensional Chess. Three-dimensional chess involves a higher-order understanding and mastery of the system beyond the comprehension of one's peers or even ordinary observers, who are stuck playing 2 or 1D Chess. How can they [[kill]] your [[King]] when they can barely [[Perception|glimpse]] him? == Countering == * Play Three-dimensional Chess yourself, or a Chess with an even larger or less rational number of Dimensions. * [[Dimensional Chess|Undercut their dimensions]] - as White, one may prefer to take it all the way down to 0D * Just avoid the [[D]] [[file]] * [[David and Goliathing]] * If you think about Three-dimensional Chess enough, you reach a further dimension in which it's very [[Difficulty|easy]] to [[knock over]] any piece. This is known as 3<sup>3</sup>D Chess, [[9D Chess|NOT TO BE CONFUSED WITH 9D CHESS]] == See also == [[3D Chess]] {{DEFAULTSORT:Three-dimensional_Chess}} [[Category:Meta]] [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Strategy]] mwfrnczuwcu4ciwpjjfca14fvn75fzo 0 3380 6769 2023-09-19T17:12:29Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Tiddlywinks is a means of attack in Chess, [[Wesley So|so]] popular as to inspire its own [http://tiddlywinks.fandom.com/wiki/Tiddlywinks&#x20;w spin-off game]. In its original context, [[Tiddlywinks]] means [[to]] flip an opposing Piece by pressing down on its [[base]] with the base of another [[Piece]]. This scores a Take unless the Piece does a perfect flip and lands again on its base. [[Category:Moves]]" 6769 wikitext text/x-wiki Tiddlywinks is a means of attack in Chess, [[Wesley So|so]] popular as to inspire its own [http://tiddlywinks.fandom.com/wiki/Tiddlywinks&#x20;w spin-off game]. In its original context, [[Tiddlywinks]] means [[to]] flip an opposing Piece by pressing down on its [[base]] with the base of another [[Piece]]. This scores a Take unless the Piece does a perfect flip and lands again on its base. [[Category:Moves]] j8kkdkv9fyd3fhsrxrnb43cc33snynu 6770 6769 2023-09-19T17:12:54Z Craten 26192002 6770 wikitext text/x-wiki Tiddlywinks is a means of attack in Chess, [[Wesley So|so]] popular as to inspire its own [http://tiddlywinks.fandom.com/wiki/Tiddlywinks spin-off game]. In its original context, [[Tiddlywinks]] means [[to]] flip an opposing Piece by pressing down on its [[base]] with the base of another [[Piece]]. This scores a Take unless the Piece does a perfect flip and lands again on its base. [[Category:Moves]] oj60vb1r6iz59zlevp2m7eo5s35zrum 0 3365 6732 2023-09-08T22:56:38Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Since his death in 1984, the government of Armenia has pumped out an array of clones of Tigran V Petrosian, at least one for each letter of the Armenian alphabet. Tigran B Petrosian is the sassy one. [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] [[Category:People]]" 6732 wikitext text/x-wiki Since his death in 1984, the government of Armenia has pumped out an array of clones of Tigran V Petrosian, at least one for each letter of the Armenian alphabet. Tigran B Petrosian is the sassy one. [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] [[Category:People]] kpgtpo1ea6ei4btae5355ndt1sx93e8 6803 6732 2023-09-28T12:41:29Z Craten 26192002 6803 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Tigran B. Petrosian}} Since his death in 1984, the government of Armenia has pumped out an array of clones of Tigran V. Petrosian, at least one for each letter of the Armenian alphabet. Tigran B. Petrosian is the sassy one. [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] [[Category:People]] 7k27i0f3rse8asmsh5ypypst21r4u4k 0 3393 6802 2023-09-28T12:40:44Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Tigran P. Petrosian''' is the [[:Category:Tigran Petrosians|Tigran Petrosian]] who loved Chess so much he woke up one day (and all days since) as a [[Pawn]]. Tigran P. Petrosian, the leftmost White pawn, now gets [[to]] exercise his [[Chess]] expertise directly on the [[Chessboard]], plotting out complex strategies for his whole [[Army]]. Since he has no means of communicating this to his comrades, he mostly moves [[Progress|forwards]] and gets [[Taken]]. Category:..." 6802 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tigran P. Petrosian''' is the [[:Category:Tigran Petrosians|Tigran Petrosian]] who loved Chess so much he woke up one day (and all days since) as a [[Pawn]]. Tigran P. Petrosian, the leftmost White pawn, now gets [[to]] exercise his [[Chess]] expertise directly on the [[Chessboard]], plotting out complex strategies for his whole [[Army]]. Since he has no means of communicating this to his comrades, he mostly moves [[Progress|forwards]] and gets [[Taken]]. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] 5wr119fsnke0oz0kpiiefgkw14f98e2 0 2975 5757 2023-02-23T21:53:12Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my life ! You was doing PIPI in your pampers when i was beating players much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good blitz player, i can win anyone i..." 5757 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my life ! You was doing PIPI in your pampers when i was beating players much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good blitz player, i can win anyone in the world in single game! And "w"esley "s"o is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing, ( remember what you say about Firouzja ) !!! Stop playing with my name, i deserve to have a good name during whole my chess carrier, I am Officially inviting you to OTB blitz match with the Prize fund! Both of us will invest 5000$ and winner takes it all!'' ''I suggest all other people who's intrested in this situation, just take a look at my results in 2016 and 2017 Blitz World championships, and that should be enough... No need to listen for every crying babe, Tigran Petrosyan is always play Fair ! And if someone will continue Officially talk about me like that, we will meet in Court! God bless with true! True will never die ! Liers will kicked off..."'' - '''Tigran Petrosian''' in [[2020]], which is really strange because he died in [[1984]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Players]] 1c1jq6wdjdjiozky2dniv2sp3vksmjq 6731 5757 2023-09-08T22:54:51Z Craten 26192002 6731 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my life ! You was doing [[PIPI in your pampers]] when i was beating players much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good blitz player, i can win anyone in the world in single game! And "w"esley "s"o is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing, ( remember what you say about Firouzja ) !!! Stop playing with my name, i deserve to have a good name during whole my chess carrier, I am Officially inviting you to OTB blitz match with the Prize fund! Both of us will invest 5000$ and winner takes it all!'' ''I suggest all other people who's intrested in this situation, just take a look at my results in 2016 and 2017 Blitz World championships, and that should be enough... No need to listen for every crying babe, Tigran Petrosyan is always play Fair ! And if someone will continue Officially talk about me like that, we will meet in Court! God bless with true! True will never die ! Liers will kicked off..."'' - '''Tigran Petrosian''' in [[2020]], which is really strange because he died in [[1984]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Players]] nr1hqyqzlrhwaai3tylr0rqikmmbe1u 6737 6731 2023-09-13T21:40:11Z Milo fett 34586 6737 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my life ! You was doing [[PIPI in your pampers]] when i was beating players much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good blitz player, i can win anyone in the world in single game! And "w"esley "s"o is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing, ( remember what you say about Firouzja ) !!! Stop playing with my name, i deserve to have a good name during whole my chess carrier, I am Officially inviting you to OTB blitz match with the Prize fund! Both of us will invest 5000$ and winner takes it all!'' ''I suggest all other people who's intrested in this situation, just take a look at my results in 2016 and 2017 Blitz World championships, and that should be enough... No need to listen for every crying babe, Tigran Petrosyan is always play Fair ! And if someone will continue Officially talk about me like that, we will meet in Court! God bless with true! True will never die ! Liers will kicked off..."'' - '''Tigran Petrosian''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20210930194557/https://twitter.com/NoJokeChris/status/1311691567195918339 in 2020], which is really strange because he died in [[1984]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] 7nntsq1ox2oo3mr1ctc1vu496brhh92 6740 6737 2023-09-14T17:37:01Z Milo fett 34586 6740 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my [[life]] ! You was doing [[PIPI in your pampers]] when i was beating [[player]]s much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good [[Lightning|blitz]] player, i can win anyone in the [[World piece|world]] in single game! And [[Wesley So|"w"esley "s"o]] is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing, ( remember what you say about Firouzja ) !!! Stop playing with my name, i deserve to have a good name during whole my chess carrier, I am Officially inviting you to OTB blitz match with the Prize fund! Both of us will invest [[Currency|5000$]] and winner takes it all!'' ''I suggest all other people who's intrested in this situation, just take a look at my results in 2016 and 2017 Blitz World championships, and that should be enough... No need to listen for every crying babe, Tigran Petrosyan is always play Fair ! And if someone will continue Officially talk about me like that, we will meet in [[Object|Court]]! [[Craten|God]] bless with true! True will never die ! Liers will [[Ban|kicked off...]]"'' - '''Tigran Petrosian''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20210930194557/https://twitter.com/NoJokeChris/status/1311691567195918339 in 2020], which is really strange because he died in [[1984]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] d8j0my13hk8uqu3p7nv5fd9rvob4bp5 6752 6740 2023-09-19T14:18:15Z 78.40.233.10 6752 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my [[life]] ! You was doing [[PIPI in your pampers]] when i was beating [[player]]s much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good [[Lightning|blitz]] player, i can win anyone in the [[World piece|world]] in single game! And [[Wesley So|"w"esley "s"o]] is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing, ( remember what you say about Firouzja ) !!! Stop playing with my name, i deserve to have a good name during whole my chess carrier, I am Officially inviting you to OTB blitz match with the Prize fund! Both of us will invest [[Currency|5000$]] and [[AᗺBA|winner takes it all]]!'' ''I suggest all other people who's intrested in this situation, just take a look at my results in 2016 and 2017 Blitz World championships, and that should be enough... No need to listen for every crying babe, Tigran Petrosyan is always play Fair ! And if someone will continue Officially talk about me like that, we will meet in [[Object|Court]]! [[Craten|God]] bless with true! True will never die ! Liers will [[Ban|kicked off...]]"'' - '''Tigran Petrosian''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20210930194557/https://twitter.com/NoJokeChris/status/1311691567195918339 in 2020], which is really strange because he died in [[1984]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] ervcht2g3i2erduyjmnu4eivnoe5bub 6754 6752 2023-09-19T14:35:51Z 78.40.233.10 6754 wikitext text/x-wiki ''"Are you kidding ??? What the **** are you talking about man ? You are a biggest looser i ever seen in my [[life]] ! You was doing [[PIPI in your pampers]] when i was beating [[player]]s much more stronger then you! You are not proffesional, because proffesionals knew how to lose and congratulate opponents, you are like a girl crying after i beat you! Be brave, be honest to yourself and stop this trush talkings!!! Everybody know that i am very good [[Lightning|blitz]] player, i can win anyone in the [[World piece|world]] in single game! And [[Wesley So|"w"esley "s"o]] is nobody for me, just a player who are crying every single time when loosing, ( remember what you say about Firouzja ) !!! Stop playing with my name, i deserve to have a good name during whole my chess carrier, I am Officially inviting you to OTB blitz match with the Prize fund! Both of us will invest [[Currency|5000$]] and [[AᗺBΑ|winner takes it all]]!'' ''I suggest all other people who's intrested in this situation, just take a look at my results in 2016 and 2017 Blitz World championships, and that should be enough... No need to listen for every crying babe, Tigran Petrosyan is always play Fair ! And if someone will continue Officially talk about me like that, we will meet in [[Object|Court]]! [[Craten|God]] bless with true! True will never die ! Liers will [[Ban|kicked off...]]"'' - '''Tigran Petrosian''' [https://web.archive.org/web/20210930194557/https://twitter.com/NoJokeChris/status/1311691567195918339 in 2020], which is really strange because he died in [[1984]]. [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] [[Category:Deceased Characters]] [[Category:Players]] [[Category:Tigran Petrosians]] 1ir2xbw444glha2rydo1tjz4l0fpc7q 0 2470 4762 2016-07-13T00:35:42Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "In [[4D Chess]], Time is the second dimension. Width and depth are shifted into [[third]] and [[fourth]] place respectably." 4762 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[4D Chess]], Time is the second dimension. Width and depth are shifted into [[third]] and [[fourth]] place respectably. s8v5nugua2l1zfk1vg9cgxhqjb8d4r7 4787 4762 2016-07-13T16:32:06Z Milo fett 34586 4787 wikitext text/x-wiki In [[4D Chess]], Time is the second dimension. Width and depth are shifted into [[third]] and [[fourth]] place respectably. [[Category: Time]] 05etjwk1q55f01c8h6wi1e853d5kzrj 0 3326 6560 2023-08-30T00:19:04Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Up [[to]] three times each per [[Turn]], any [[player]] (participant or not) may call a '''Time Out'''. This provides some much-needed rest. Popular '''Time Out''' activities include: * Looking up [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] on the [[World Wide Web|internet]]. * Cat nap * Toilet break to adjust [[Anal Beads]]. * [[Flirtation#Real Life|Flirtation]] * Checking [[Pokémon]] [[Go]] * Participating in a separate game of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Events]]" 6560 wikitext text/x-wiki Up [[to]] three times each per [[Turn]], any [[player]] (participant or not) may call a '''Time Out'''. This provides some much-needed rest. Popular '''Time Out''' activities include: * Looking up [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] on the [[World Wide Web|internet]]. * Cat nap * Toilet break to adjust [[Anal Beads]]. * [[Flirtation#Real Life|Flirtation]] * Checking [[Pokémon]] [[Go]] * Participating in a separate game of [[Chess]]. [[Category:Events]] d0eenwi0pl2shc9w4i0ukpxjycpgejp 0 3508 7085 2024-06-25T01:03:01Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Land on the [[Times Square]] and your [[Piece]] will be [[Math|Multiplied]] by the [[Math|number]] of Pieces currently on the Times Square (after [[Take|Taking]] any Piece that occupied the [[Times Square]]) [[Category:Squares]]" 7085 wikitext text/x-wiki Land on the [[Times Square]] and your [[Piece]] will be [[Math|Multiplied]] by the [[Math|number]] of Pieces currently on the Times Square (after [[Take|Taking]] any Piece that occupied the [[Times Square]]) [[Category:Squares]] lbrfs0wln21aii03ltpoykxblz8m3sw 0 2839 5506 2023-02-04T21:13:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with the [[Beetle]]'' [[File:Small bug.png|thumb|347x347px]] '''Tiny bugs''' are small [[Enemy|enemies]] that appear on the [[board]] on occassions. They only have 1 [[HP]] and are easy [[to]] deal with, but may become [[a]] nuisance if there's multiple. == Variants == === Spider === The [[spider]] is not so easy [[to]] deal with! == See also == * [[Beetle]] * [[Known issues|Chess bugs]] [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Bugs]]" 5506 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[Beetle]]'' [[File:Small bug.png|thumb|347x347px]] '''Tiny bugs''' are small [[Enemy|enemies]] that appear on the [[board]] on occassions. They only have 1 [[HP]] and are easy [[to]] deal with, but may become [[a]] nuisance if there's multiple. == Variants == === Spider === The [[spider]] is not so easy [[to]] deal with! == See also == * [[Beetle]] * [[Known issues|Chess bugs]] [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Bugs]] ayl62m70658wq5hhhtb5geu896pme7y 6659 5506 2023-09-07T00:54:17Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6659 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[Beetle]]'' [[File:Small bug.png|thumb|347x347px]] '''Tiny bugs''' are small [[Enemy|enemies]] that appear on the [[board]] on occassions. They only have 1 [[HP]] and are easy [[to]] deal with, but may become [[a]] nuisance if there's multiple. == Variants == === Spider === The [[spider]] is not so easy [[to]] deal with! == See also == * [[Beetle]] * [[Known issues|Chess bugs]] [[Category:Enemies]] [[Category:Bugs]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] bpnx88ekhx4kap0dpikuizfrj6bcw5b 0 2208 4211 2015-03-11T18:24:41Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''''To'' '''is the directional particle required as the centrepiece of all [[Chess]] [[moves]]. Recommended phrasing in most cases is "[[[Piece]]] '''to '''[[[Square]]]", fo..." 4211 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''To'' '''is the directional particle required as the centrepiece of all [[Chess]] [[moves]]. Recommended phrasing in most cases is "[[[Piece]]] '''to '''[[[Square]]]", for example: ''"[[Pawn]] '''to''' [[G3]]"'' 4ds37sy5hjhnrn97yikuvhjsyk43g40 4212 4211 2015-03-11T18:25:37Z 82.24.92.97 4212 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''To'' '''is the directional particle required as the centrepiece of all [[Chess]] [[moves]]. Recommended phrasing in most cases is "{[[Piece]]} '''to '''{[[Square]]}", for example: ''"[[Pawn]] '''to''' [[G3]]"'' 464ywdzm9p9y8ixqrkjmj8krhmzn9u0 4215 4212 2015-03-11T18:29:43Z 82.24.92.97 Adding categories 4215 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''To'' '''is the directional particle required as the centrepiece of all [[Chess]] [[moves]]. Recommended phrasing in most cases is "{[[Piece]]} '''to '''{[[Square]]}", for example: ''"[[Pawn]] '''to''' [[G3]]"'' [[Category:Particles]] 16flhjufhkkvvwihp9rj1116i2xcvx8 4667 4215 2016-04-15T22:32:49Z Milo fett 34586 4667 wikitext text/x-wiki '''''To'' '''is the directional particle required as the centrepiece of all [[Chess]] [[move]]s. Recommended phrasing in most cases is "{[[Piece]]} '''to '''{[[Square]]}", for example: ''"[[Pawn]] '''to''' [[G3]]"'' [[Category:Particles]] pjcdih442p2gnd02or237cnxtfcvt7s 0 3290 6483 2023-08-22T12:33:47Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''To Chess''' could refer to: * The act of [[Chessing]] * [[to]] Chess (move) [[Category:Linguistics]]" 6483 wikitext text/x-wiki '''To Chess''' could refer to: * The act of [[Chessing]] * [[to]] Chess (move) [[Category:Linguistics]] 5l0iz0lb0lm2ogajudo2v71u3h4syk8 6484 6483 2023-08-22T13:25:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 6484 wikitext text/x-wiki '''To Chess''' could refer to: * The act of [[Chessing]] * [[to]] Chess (move) * (travel) to Chess [[Category:Linguistics]] 15azn2ioo29hik695v16kdsk99gpxa2 6486 6484 2023-08-22T13:57:57Z 78.40.233.11 6486 wikitext text/x-wiki '''To Chess''' could refer to: * The act of [[Chessing]] * [[to]] Chess (move) * (travel) to Chess * [[To Chess (Variant)|The variant]] of this name [[Category:Linguistics]] 21mq3mdqtel1eurz5vzv68t579b6uja 0 3291 6487 2023-08-22T14:00:22Z 78.40.233.11 Created page with "To Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] of [[Chess]] in which all Pieces spend every [[Move]] [[traveling]] [[To]] [[somewhere]]. As the most popular [[:Category:Variants|variant]], [[To Chess|it]] is often simply known as [[Chess]]. [[Category:Variants]]" 6487 wikitext text/x-wiki To Chess is a [[:Category:Variants|Variant]] of [[Chess]] in which all Pieces spend every [[Move]] [[traveling]] [[To]] [[somewhere]]. As the most popular [[:Category:Variants|variant]], [[To Chess|it]] is often simply known as [[Chess]]. [[Category:Variants]] ls01ty76q5ax6m8klmd9p2pphu9n72d 0 3219 6314 2023-08-04T23:12:22Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Toa''' are moderately powerful [[hero]] [[unit]]s that can be deployed for the benefit of any [[faction]]. Each has a distinct [[:Category:Elements|elemental]] [[power]] which can be used either separately or in conjunction with other elemental damage types. Collect all the [[mask]]s! == Known Toa == * [[Fire]] * [[Ice]] * [[Water]] * [[Earth]] * [[Grass|Plantlife]] * [[Stone]] * [[Light]] * [[Gravity]] * [[Ghost]] * [[Plastic]] == [[Piece]]s == Typically 30-50..." 6314 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Toa''' are moderately powerful [[hero]] [[unit]]s that can be deployed for the benefit of any [[faction]]. Each has a distinct [[:Category:Elements|elemental]] [[power]] which can be used either separately or in conjunction with other elemental damage types. Collect all the [[mask]]s! == Known Toa == * [[Fire]] * [[Ice]] * [[Water]] * [[Earth]] * [[Grass|Plantlife]] * [[Stone]] * [[Light]] * [[Gravity]] * [[Ghost]] * [[Plastic]] == [[Piece]]s == Typically 30-50 == Storyline == You basically have to read 12 years worth of comic books or it won't make sense. Sorry [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Heroes]] m1x7lvzvr29d0mmcu69dmboop6whgts 0 2908 5631 2023-02-07T18:16:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "[[File:1000ml Tetra Tomato Juice e6079ae29e6e889f948c49dfdaa7dcdd.jpg|thumb|466x466px]] It's purpose is unknown. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]]" 5631 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:1000ml Tetra Tomato Juice e6079ae29e6e889f948c49dfdaa7dcdd.jpg|thumb|466x466px]] It's purpose is unknown. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]] hyf3bmu2ccnyfo8iqwmo38vb2zkvbd4 5634 5631 2023-02-07T20:15:44Z Craten 26192002 5634 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:1000ml Tetra Tomato Juice e6079ae29e6e889f948c49dfdaa7dcdd.jpg|thumb|466x466px]] Some is spilled on the [[board]]. It's purpose is unknown. [[Category:Items]] [[Category:Food]] qfo687ar7eqbn7ltti3ifx5s0t3jfzo 0 3324 6550 2023-08-30T00:01:10Z 2.97.99.207 do please add to these 6550 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' -stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg -''' A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in Italics (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres -''' This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] eh05bznx8r605vyaxzutveptl6l94br 6551 6550 2023-08-30T00:02:07Z 2.97.99.207 6551 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' -stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg -''' A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres -''' This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] ak47g1nzbljbjtl773swyvdgkv3jdy6 6552 6551 2023-08-30T00:06:11Z 2.97.99.207 6552 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' - stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg''' - A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/yirgt''' - "Yeah, I'm really going there". A kind of eyeroll when you know the move you've made is basically inevitable from its tactical optimality and you're letting your [[opponent]] know that you disdain becoming a cliché, but [[Choice|there's only so many distinct games of Chess]]. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres''' - This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] 2tibbakf3hnl693aspaa378dxrvgjxn 6553 6552 2023-08-30T00:07:02Z 2.97.99.207 6553 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' - stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg''' - A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/yirgtg''' - "Yeah, I'm really going there /gen". A kind of eyeroll when you know the move you've made is basically inevitable from its tactical optimality and you're letting your [[opponent]] know that you disdain becoming a cliché, but [[Choice|there's only so many distinct games of Chess]]. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres''' - This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] gb71mgetphtjfnerm9f0b0s28clqo3y 6554 6553 2023-08-30T00:07:32Z 2.97.99.207 6554 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' - stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg''' - A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/yirgtgm''' - "Yeah, I'm really going there /gen /metatextual". A kind of eyeroll when you know the move you've made is basically inevitable from its tactical optimality and you're letting your [[opponent]] know that you disdain becoming a cliché, but [[Choice|there's only so many distinct games of Chess]]. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres''' - This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] qfqmfji3susi3trqgrpjwod160wej17 6555 6554 2023-08-30T00:07:52Z 2.97.99.207 6555 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' - stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg''' - A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/yirgtgmi''' - "Yeah, I'm really going there /gen /MetatextuallyIronic". A kind of eyeroll when you know the move you've made is basically inevitable from its tactical optimality and you're letting your [[opponent]] know that you disdain becoming a cliché, but [[Choice|there's only so many distinct games of Chess]]. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres''' - This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] rt95aaqzfm7wn7ovs1u2gdvgmscdung 6558 6555 2023-08-30T00:12:43Z 2.97.99.207 6558 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' - stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg''' - A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/yirgtgmi''' - "Yeah, I'm really going there /gen /MetatextuallyIronic". A kind of eyeroll when you know the move you've made is basically [[Fundamental Truths of Chess#The Inevitabilities|inevitable]] from its tactical optimality and you're letting your [[opponent]] know that you disdain becoming a cliché, but [[Choice|there's only so many distinct games of Chess]]. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres''' - This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] 1j98utmnl333m2jb08yur2vk4zmg3f9 6559 6558 2023-08-30T00:14:21Z 2.97.99.207 6559 wikitext text/x-wiki Each Move ''may'' (/pres) be accompanied by a Tone Tag to help clarify its contextual intention. Tone Tags include, and are limited [[to]], the following: * '''/gen''' - this move is serious. No take-backs (except [[Undo]]) * '''/tease''' - stepping closer to a Piece in the ever-blossoming pirouette of [[Flirtation|courtship]] * '''/threat''' - [[Move|Moving]] with intent to [[Take]] * '''/iw -''' Innocent whistling. Proves innocence. * '''/neg''' - A move with a sense of gloom. * '''/Brit''' - [[The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland|British]] accent. Ill-advised. * '''/yirgtgmi''' - "Yeah, I'm really going there /gen /MetatextuallyIronic". A kind of eyeroll when you know the move you've made is basically [[Fundamental Truths of Chess#The Inevitabilities|inevitable]] from its tactical optimality and you're letting your [[opponent]] know that you disdain becoming a cliché, but [[Choice|there's only so many distinct games of Chess]]. * '''/🇮🇹''' - moving in ''Italics'' (standard move for [[Bishop]]) * '''/pres''' - This move is intended with social pressure. Though its literal terms were not mandatory, socially they kinda are. ** [[Misconceptions|This does not mean 'presumption'.]] * '''/ass -''' When you assume. [[Category:Linguistics]] 37udrdd8vxtow4a2eytvtyjwrqlr8nb 0 2448 4710 2016-04-29T20:41:31Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Too''' is the sequel [[to]] [[To]]. The top two to*s are [[to]] and too; two and tutu, too. [[Category:Terminology]]" 4710 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Too''' is the sequel [[to]] [[To]]. The top two to*s are [[to]] and too; two and tutu, too. [[Category:Terminology]] o7n5v4czqyzh82eqnpewjtkj512k9mk 4755 4710 2016-06-30T19:18:57Z Milo fett 34586 4755 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Too''' is the sequel [[to]] [[To]]. The top two to*s are [[to]] and too; two and tutu Tues, too. [[Category:Terminology]] n18s7uke15c9h8eqz125jrzjoxj994m 4761 4755 2016-07-13T00:32:46Z 82.31.7.40 4761 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Did you mean: [[to]]?'' '''Too''' is the sequel [[to]] [[To]]. The top two to*s are [[to]] and too; two and tutu Tues, too. [[Category:Terminology]] crd0sxn2zhz9dsl8ixk51vwfrjnfwbu 0 3226 6334 2023-08-08T21:32:36Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Common typo [[Category:Linguistics]]" 6334 wikitext text/x-wiki Common typo [[Category:Linguistics]] pfe4ycxsc0i4d8gfmc41ricbhlj5xjn 0 2922 5665 2023-02-07T23:35:59Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Can]] 5665 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Can]] [[to]] [[can]] [[Category:Birds]] 7bveiz7elbidsyx7bgv1fs78kzjl33p 0 2484 4796 2016-08-03T00:05:43Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "[[Training]] is solo preparation for a [[Chess]] contest, undertaken by those hoping to hone their [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuvers]]. Lay out the [[Chessboard]] with only the..." 4796 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Training]] is solo preparation for a [[Chess]] contest, undertaken by those hoping to hone their [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuvers]]. Lay out the [[Chessboard]] with only the [[White]] (or [[Black]]) [[Piece|Pieces]], and practice your moves! 4zz57u3sfu805ezt1egrfrxuqw774uv 4797 4796 2016-08-03T00:05:54Z 82.31.7.40 Adding categories 4797 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Training]] is solo preparation for a [[Chess]] contest, undertaken by those hoping to hone their [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuvers]]. Lay out the [[Chessboard]] with only the [[White]] (or [[Black]]) [[Piece|Pieces]], and practice your moves! [[Category:Variants]] b4bt2ifgqe16epka3s9ts5ikwzorque 4798 4797 2016-08-03T00:08:23Z 82.31.7.40 4798 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Training]] is solo preparation for a [[Chess]] contest, undertaken by those hoping [[to]] hone their [[:Category:Maneuvers|maneuvers]]. Lay out the [[Chessboard]] with only the [[White]] (or [[Black]]) [[Piece|Pieces]], and practice your moves! [[Category:Variants]] otvvzaazu9o7lyye2yj3k00woy6t6b3 0 2322 4433 2016-01-25T23:01:36Z Sterfn 27676228 Created page with "'''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposi..." 4433 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known to be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. aznlzg9faylz8jyl5wwauim48gk32fa 4594 4433 2016-03-02T23:30:51Z Milo fett 34586 4594 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known to be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. [[Category:Theology]] i4aia8aku1h6lql50ipznc7d6wgunnt 4606 4594 2016-03-15T05:45:53Z 82.31.22.143 4606 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]] of the same color, or indeed a different [[Pawn]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") Take a spare figurine from your figurines trove. If you don't have enough of a particular figurine, [[Masonry|craft]] one. In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known to be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. [[Category:Theology]] 0bnq722hqqg8pu544bcwoczjnkesfic 4607 4606 2016-03-15T05:46:54Z 82.31.22.143 4607 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]] of the same color, or indeed a different [[Pawn]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") Take a spare figurine from your figurines trove. If you don't have enough of a particular figurine, [[Masonry|craft]] one. The most popular form of transmutation is [[ascension]]. In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known to be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. [[Category:Theology]] 4kpl75j2hox6w5094vy072g5mopaypy 4608 4607 2016-03-15T05:49:25Z 82.31.22.143 4608 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]] of the same color, or indeed a different [[Pawn]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") Take a spare [[figurine]] from your figurines [[trove]]. If you don't have enough of a particular figurine, [[Masonry|craft]] one. The most popular form of transmutation is [[ascension]]. In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known to be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. [[Category:Theology]] jtjkjhny0w61hrzrfh8de4ms3ro7fq6 4984 4608 2020-07-09T03:01:41Z 2.98.84.227 4984 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is a technical term for the phenomenon by which one object becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]] of the same color, or indeed a different [[Pawn]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") Take a spare [[figurine]] from your figurines [[trove]]. If you don't have enough of a particular figurine, [[Masonry|craft]] one. If all eight of a player's starting [[Pawn|Pawns]] become [[King|Kings]] without any of those Kings going into [[Checkmate]], the game is won. The most popular form of transmutation is [[ascension]]. In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known [[to]] be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. [[Category:Theology]] jgpv3tb585y0gdpra5uicnwageqjapr 5412 4984 2023-02-01T18:36:39Z Milo fett 34586 5412 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is [[a]] technical term [[4|for]] the phenomenon by which [[1|one]] [[object]] becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]] of the same color, or indeed a different [[Pawn]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") Take a spare [[figurine]] from your figurines [[trove]]. If you don't have enough of a particular figurine, [[Masonry|craft]] one. If all eight of a player's starting [[Pawn|Pawns]] become [[King|Kings]] without any of those Kings going into [[Checkmate]], the game is [[1|won]]. The most popular form of transmutation is [[ascension]]. In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known [[to]] be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. [[Category:Theology]] 1evg6nenppwkfuz2fg4rvmin9y03060 6442 5412 2023-08-20T02:39:19Z 2.97.99.207 6442 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transmutation''' is [[a]] technical term [[4|for]] the phenomenon by which [[1|one]] [[object]] becomes another, usually unrelated, object. === Examples === When a [[Pawn]] reaches the opposite end of the [[Chessboard]], it can be transmuted into any other [[piece]] of the same color, or indeed a different [[Pawn]]. (This is usually called "promotion.") Take a spare [[figurine]] from your figurines [[trove]]. If you don't have enough of a particular figurine, [[Masonry|craft]] one. If all eight of a player's starting [[Pawn|Pawns]] become [[King|Kings]] without any of those Kings going into [[Checkmate]], the game is [[1|won]]. The most popular form of transmutation is [[ascension]]. In the apocryphal game of Checkers, a piece that reaches the opposite end may be "kinged"; this may be a case of transmutation, but further research into the game of Checkers is a [[heresy]]. Rice cakes are known [[to]] be transmuted into donuts if they cross the energy barrier that divides the Pacific Ocean. Technically, all non-Pawn Pieces can Transmute from their very starting position as they are on a [[Holy Rank]]. We generally ignore this for better game flow. [[Category:Theology]] fp68kxa1fnmk6gqa0pznmifj574wuzc 0 2559 4940 2018-12-31T23:50:04Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Transposition''' is explanation or description of the setting of [[Chess]], within Chess itself (compare [[Exposition (chess)|exposition]]). It typically happens [[diegesis..." 4940 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transposition''' is explanation or description of the setting of [[Chess]], within Chess itself (compare [[Exposition (chess)|exposition]]). It typically happens [[diegesis|diegetically]], within [[character]] [[dialogue]], as opposed to within [[narration]] or [[flavor text]]. It is '''not''' to be confused with Chess' position on transgender rights (moderate support). [[Category:Narrative Techniques]] ju5tkr96acyprxvxhac7thsm35rujwb 5002 4940 2021-01-06T02:35:51Z 68.174.182.213 i dont actually know what transposition means but i decided i dont care 5002 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Transposition''' is explanation or description of the setting of [[Chess]], within Chess itself (compare [[Exposition (chess)|exposition]]). It typically happens [[diegesis|diegetically]], within [[character]] [[dialogue]], as opposed to within [[narration]] or [[flavor text]]. It is '''not''' to be confused with Chess' position on transgender rights (complete support). Common examples include: * The [[Bishop]] praying to Chess God * The [[Antibishop]] praying to the [[Chess Devil]] * The [[Unbishop]] praying to the Chess Reverse God * [[Harvey Jacobs]] telling everyone who will listen about his wonderful wife [[Category:Narrative Techniques]] di2k4f04xc2szk0qwn6xu5cl6p15i1y 0 2404 4624 2016-03-15T06:08:11Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Drag Queen]] 4624 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Drag Queen]] __STATICREDIRECT__ 6tiko6rw2g5m9fmrv3d2st8p9ep0mka 0 2303 4403 2016-01-22T01:17:48Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''Trapdoor''' sometimes appears under a square at random on the chessboard. It cannot be distinguished with the naked eye, so a [[piece]] falling into it can happen complet..." 4403 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Trapdoor''' sometimes appears under a square at random on the chessboard. It cannot be distinguished with the naked eye, so a [[piece]] falling into it can happen completely unexpectedly. If a piece falls in and fails a Dexterity save, it takes 2d20 damage and, on a 40-damage result, goes directly to [[Chess Hell]]. [[Category:Squares]] 08tarezcqc3u3d7f08weaiae2poh2le 4927 4403 2017-11-16T01:54:47Z Milo fett 34586 4927 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Trapdoor''' sometimes appears under a square at random on the chessboard. It cannot be distinguished with the naked eye, so a [[piece]] falling into it can happen completely unexpectedly. If a piece falls in and fails a Dexterity save, it takes 2[[d20]] damage and, on a 40-damage result, goes directly to [[Chess Hell]]. [[Category:Squares]] nlkkpn3i522qj18hehxam17ue5ks672 0 3216 6307 2023-08-04T22:44:44Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Traveling]] 6307 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Traveling]] 9p9h9uqxec772uiv8ap04gwygi4iyp9 0 3215 6305 2023-08-04T22:44:13Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Traveling''' is a violation that occurs when a [[piece]] is moved without having first been [[dribble]]d. [[Category:Violations]]" 6305 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Traveling''' is a violation that occurs when a [[piece]] is moved without having first been [[dribble]]d. [[Category:Violations]] chklrcv97fkkz48dyt2b2dkbh9pvrsh 6306 6305 2023-08-04T22:44:20Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6306 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Traveling''' is a violation that occurs when a [[piece]] is moved without having first been [[dribble]]d. [[Category:Violations]] [[Category:Rules]] olvwkvqkdgf5m30kse6apv0z6jpnrt4 0 2361 4533 2016-02-10T03:54:43Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Four turns after a [[seed]] is planted on a [[Square]], it grows into a [[Tree]]. Any [[piece]] on the square during bloom is immediately slung. As well as functioning as an o..." 4533 wikitext text/x-wiki Four turns after a [[seed]] is planted on a [[Square]], it grows into a [[Tree]]. Any [[piece]] on the square during bloom is immediately slung. As well as functioning as an obstacle for strategic space-limiting play, Trees are a good source of [[fruit]] and [[Oxygen]]. Each Army can have up to one Tree on the [[chessboard]] at any time, except for the [[Green]] Army, which is able to bloom up to two Trees. 58a7sjdmll6b25f1w1pdy7z2a24wyeb 5833 4533 2023-04-21T18:57:10Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 5833 wikitext text/x-wiki Four turns after a [[seed]] is planted on a [[Square]], it grows into a [[Tree]]. Any [[piece]] on the square during bloom is immediately slung. As well as functioning as an obstacle for strategic space-limiting play, Trees are a good source of [[fruit]] and [[Oxygen]]. Each Army can have up to one Tree on the [[chessboard]] at any time, except for the [[Green]] Army, which is able to bloom up to two Trees. [[Category:Nature]] 49z7epvj9el55l49pjq0txpxhwmagpa 0 2770 5379 2023-01-31T19:18:49Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Trenches''' may be dug out on the [[board]] to serve as a defensive hideout against the [[warfare]] used by the [[Opponent|opponent team]]. They usually come into play late in the match. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5379 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Trenches''' may be dug out on the [[board]] to serve as a defensive hideout against the [[warfare]] used by the [[Opponent|opponent team]]. They usually come into play late in the match. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Mechanics]] pb2nwbu363kbm1m89sfk8t2ek80rjv9 0 3079 5960 2023-06-01T07:01:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Trojans]] 5960 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Trojans]] bvsl4f90a6fe8e95ypobn2m90zaug27 0 2531 4893 2016-12-29T17:56:14Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "Sometimes [[horsey]]s will spew out tiny men that swarm and overwhelm enemy [[piece]]s. These are known as '''Trojans''' because they are usually named '''Troy'''. [[Category..." 4893 wikitext text/x-wiki Sometimes [[horsey]]s will spew out tiny men that swarm and overwhelm enemy [[piece]]s. These are known as '''Trojans''' because they are usually named '''Troy'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Viruses]] [[Category:History]] glifzfil8avmkaq2n8tf68elam54jgw 6267 4893 2023-08-02T17:32:56Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6267 wikitext text/x-wiki Sometimes [[horsey]]s will spew out tiny men that swarm and overwhelm enemy [[piece]]s. These are known as '''Trojans''' because they are usually named '''Troy'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Viruses]] [[Category:History]] [[Category:Greek culture]] pv72lx05zs3k3ytt6giiecq8pidub1s 0 3440 6892 2023-10-04T02:10:25Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "No player is truly ready [[to]] [[Chess]] until they can fully Trust their [[Pieces]]. This involves: * Being able [[to]] [[Distinction|distinguish]] each Piece (except Pawns) at only a Glimpse * Knowing which Pieces are NOT yours * Sharing a separate intimate secret with each Piece ** If you do not have enough intimate secrets, collaborate secretly with one Piece to murder another Piece. This way, you have one fewer Piece to share a secret with, plus one fewer Piece to..." 6892 wikitext text/x-wiki No player is truly ready [[to]] [[Chess]] until they can fully Trust their [[Pieces]]. This involves: * Being able [[to]] [[Distinction|distinguish]] each Piece (except Pawns) at only a Glimpse * Knowing which Pieces are NOT yours * Sharing a separate intimate secret with each Piece ** If you do not have enough intimate secrets, collaborate secretly with one Piece to murder another Piece. This way, you have one fewer Piece to share a secret with, plus one fewer Piece to need to share a secret with! * Falling backwards safe in the [[knowledge]] that your Pieces will catch you [[Category:Philosophy]] [[Category:Quotes]] [[Category:Rules]] a4bo50cvue4zk78tn3naudvqt8ozl5j 0 2901 5619 2023-02-07T13:18:26Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "[[File:Beige.png|thumb]]" 5619 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Beige.png|thumb]] 3ousn99oi3wh9rmo44oup19db0wa2jq 5620 5619 2023-02-07T13:18:51Z 78.40.233.12 5620 wikitext text/x-wiki ☺[[File:Beige.png|thumb]] naydc3au3ktd10rvfrpqzsgxdkus5vv 0 2674 5160 2023-01-13T20:09:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Tsing tsuang''' is a [[Chess]] term used to refer to a situation where every possible move worsens your situation. == Strategy == Can be countered by declaring a [[Passing|pass]] [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5160 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tsing tsuang''' is a [[Chess]] term used to refer to a situation where every possible move worsens your situation. == Strategy == Can be countered by declaring a [[Passing|pass]] [[Category:Mechanics]] etxnm6snmi49wu7r87emqiwjmknul9w 5369 5160 2023-01-30T11:41:47Z Chalcogens 52316134 Change of category 5369 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tsing tsuang''' is a [[Chess]] term used to refer to a situation where every possible move worsens your situation. == Strategy == Can be countered by declaring a [[Passing|pass]] [[Category:Terminology]] o32k1rxytoenhzjmxwkmpu1ofg1ntd8 0 2372 4556 2016-02-22T21:10:57Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "A '''turn''' is a fundamental unit of gameplay in [[Chess]], and represents one rotation of the [[Queen]]. It is often tracked using a [[Chess clock]]. A turn is sub-divided ..." 4556 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''turn''' is a fundamental unit of gameplay in [[Chess]], and represents one rotation of the [[Queen]]. It is often tracked using a [[Chess clock]]. A turn is sub-divided into 360 [[degree]]s, including 45 B.A.s, 12 B.Sc.es, and 85 Kelvin. 9h6ahkyo76pirq35oaw97he0s3bkjvl 0 3433 6878 2023-10-03T22:15:36Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "[[Turtling]] is an advanced [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] of [[Chess]]. Since the Chess Army starts out in its most condensed formation, there is no [[Attack]] it can't immediately [[Counter]]. Keep your Army still except to poke back at those who poke you! Spend your turn [[Passing]] or [[Poem|writing poetry]]. Turtling is understood [[to]] be the source of the world's best poetry - ever!!! Some of the most exciting games result from both Players Turtling. Categor..." 6878 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Turtling]] is an advanced [[:Category:Strategy|strategy]] of [[Chess]]. Since the Chess Army starts out in its most condensed formation, there is no [[Attack]] it can't immediately [[Counter]]. Keep your Army still except to poke back at those who poke you! Spend your turn [[Passing]] or [[Poem|writing poetry]]. Turtling is understood [[to]] be the source of the world's best poetry - ever!!! Some of the most exciting games result from both Players Turtling. [[Category:Strategy]] [[Category:Animals]] 62euv60o6nf41b6jjeg2o64thsncs5d 0 3421 6854 2023-10-02T13:52:52Z 78.40.233.10 Redirected page to [[Tweening]] 6854 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Tweening]] a5ire0iiky0tzw31cftein7ku261vcs 0 3419 6852 2023-10-02T13:44:24Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "Moves that do not move an integer number of Squares in any direction can result in '''[[Tweening]]'''[[Tweening|,]] where the Piece winds up sitting on the [[Tween]] be[[tween]] Squares. A Tweened piece's [[Hitbox]] stretches across two or more Squares, but [[so]] does its [[Hitbox#Hittingbox|Hittingbox]], resulting in a [[glass cannon]] strategy. If a Piece ends up sitting partially on a Tween without crossing into another [[Square]], this is known as [[Edging]]. C..." 6852 wikitext text/x-wiki Moves that do not move an integer number of Squares in any direction can result in '''[[Tweening]]'''[[Tweening|,]] where the Piece winds up sitting on the [[Tween]] be[[tween]] Squares. A Tweened piece's [[Hitbox]] stretches across two or more Squares, but [[so]] does its [[Hitbox#Hittingbox|Hittingbox]], resulting in a [[glass cannon]] strategy. If a Piece ends up sitting partially on a Tween without crossing into another [[Square]], this is known as [[Edging]]. [[Category:Terminology]] dyx4xorxpwtuhoctm5vwgilp7bpl9rt 6855 6852 2023-10-02T13:55:45Z 78.40.233.10 6855 wikitext text/x-wiki Moves that do not move an integer number of Squares in any direction can result in '''[[Tweening]]'''[[Tweening|,]] where the Piece winds up sitting on the [[Tween]] be[[tween]] Squares. A Tweened piece's [[Hitbox]] stretches across two or more Squares, but [[so]] does its [[Hitbox#Hittingbox|Hittingbox]], resulting in a [[glass cannon]] strategy. If a Piece ends up sitting partially on a Tween without crossing into another [[Square]], this is known as [[Edging]]. == Pure Tweening == It is occasionally possible to balance a Piece on the wire Tween grid itself, on its tippy-toes, reaping the grid's restorative energy with no risk of being [[Taken]]. This is a very fortuitous position, but it [[Take|Takes]] a lot of [[Move|Moves]] and [[Luck]] to get there, as each time you [[Letting go|let go]] of a [[Piece]], your turn ends. An unsuccessful attempt at pure Tweening will leave your piece prone and potentially horizontal. [[Category:Terminology]] [[Category:Strategy]] ggluotjrzga6yk0gg0pz8pi1s344vvn 0 2466 4754 2016-06-30T19:18:11Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[To]] 4754 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[To]] qh4i82l2bah4zvn1cecyyiaiavf8y4x 0 2248 4298 2015-03-17T02:56:50Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Tyson '''is the [[White]] b-rank [[Pawn]], though he identifies himself as a [[Rook]]. His moves and attributes are exactly those of a [[Pawn]]. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Categ..." 4298 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tyson '''is the [[White]] b-rank [[Pawn]], though he identifies himself as a [[Rook]]. His moves and attributes are exactly those of a [[Pawn]]. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Category:Pieces]] 5y7ysb0m47b45925yq8r72h1vgsf0si 4374 4298 2015-03-28T02:26:17Z 82.24.92.97 4374 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tyson '''is the [[White]] b-rank [[Pawn]], though he identifies himself as a [[Rook]]. His moves and attributes are exactly those of a [[Pawn]]. == Counterparts == * His Mr. Men counterpart is Mr. Rush because they are always in a hurry! * His The Simpsons counterpart is Bart the Simpsons because they both have pointy. * His Calvin and Hobbes counterpart is Uncle Max because they both love the works of Chopin. * His [[Black]] team counterpart is the Black [[Queen]]. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Category:Pieces]] fgi0gcei4bd6z2220nxibgf6pwgdqlz 4972 4374 2019-10-09T02:27:40Z 92.14.153.145 removed joke that's like a transphobic joke 4972 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Tyson '''occupies the space of the [[White]] [[b]]-rank [[Pawn]], but is an honorary [[Rook]]. His appearance, moves and attributes are exactly those of a [[Pawn]]. == Counterparts == * His Mr. Men counterpart is Mr. Rush because they are always in a hurry! * His The Simpsons counterpart is Bart the Simpsons because they both have pointy. * His Calvin and Hobbes counterpart is Uncle Max because they both love the works of Chopin. * His [[Black]] team counterpart is the Black [[Queen]]. [[Category:Pawns]] [[Category:Pieces]] 3qqo6wqh39jeg408nv6sus1venyzp4r 0 3148 6140 2023-07-26T02:03:06Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "'''U+2654''', also known as '''WHITE CHESS KING''', '''WHITE KING''', '''UNICODE KING''', '''TEXT KING''', '''CHARACTER KING''', '''KING''', or ♔ is a character in Unicode. His '''biggest''' enemy is ♚. He moves like a king." 6140 wikitext text/x-wiki '''U+2654''', also known as '''WHITE CHESS KING''', '''WHITE KING''', '''UNICODE KING''', '''TEXT KING''', '''CHARACTER KING''', '''KING''', or ♔ is a character in Unicode. His '''biggest''' enemy is ♚. He moves like a king. 67sto7609nl3ge2eztt4viifxyxeve3 6141 6140 2023-07-26T02:03:16Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Adding categories 6141 wikitext text/x-wiki '''U+2654''', also known as '''WHITE CHESS KING''', '''WHITE KING''', '''UNICODE KING''', '''TEXT KING''', '''CHARACTER KING''', '''KING''', or ♔ is a character in Unicode. His '''biggest''' enemy is ♚. He moves like a king. [[Category:Pieces]] 5wlhuwz08ffe65ac2z993ag1zbxbuht 6357 6141 2023-08-11T16:50:05Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6357 wikitext text/x-wiki '''U+2654''', also known as '''WHITE CHESS KING''', '''WHITE KING''', '''UNICODE KING''', '''TEXT KING''', '''CHARACTER KING''', '''KING''', or ♔ is a character in Unicode. His '''biggest''' enemy is ♚. He moves like a king. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] it435nfb3w9o5h61l9z4rovhoqtwirr 6514 6357 2023-08-28T06:05:43Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6514 wikitext text/x-wiki '''U+2654''', also known as '''WHITE CHESS KING''', '''WHITE KING''', '''UNICODE KING''', '''TEXT KING''', '''CHARACTER KING''', '''KING''', or ♔ is a character in Unicode. His '''biggest''' enemy is ♚. He moves like a king. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Kings]] cirym4z9uggtrvg5i8u84a7hx3jjkz4 6516 6514 2023-08-28T18:55:06Z 2.97.99.207 6516 wikitext text/x-wiki '''U+2654''', also known as '''WHITE CHESS KING''', '''WHITE KING''', '''UNICODE KING''', '''TEXT KING''', '''CHARACTER KING''', '''KING''', or ♔ is a [[:Category:Characters|character]] in Unicode. His '''[[Size|biggest]]''' enemy is [[U+265A BLACK CHESS KING ♚|♚]]. As he and [[Unicode Chess#White Family|his family]] are close [[neighbors]] [[to]] [[Unicode Chess#Black Family|their respective '''biggest''' enemy characters]], [[hijinks]] ensue. He [[Move|moves]] like a [[king]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Kings]] eja8ctuhx9p4mnuupoga3x7y2wclewb 0 3055 5911 2023-05-12T23:35:28Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''UFO'''s are mysterious saucer-shaped [[Piece|pieces]] in [[Chess]]. Not much is known about their nature, other than that they belong to the [[Red]] team. == Behavior == Not much is known about the motives of the UFO, but what is known is that: * They can be sometimes spotted flying through the sky * They are known to create [[Crop circle|crop circles]] * [[Cow|Cows]] are often abducted by this piece * Shall an UFO land on the [[chessboard]], several Martian|Marti..." 5911 wikitext text/x-wiki '''UFO'''s are mysterious saucer-shaped [[Piece|pieces]] in [[Chess]]. Not much is known about their nature, other than that they belong to the [[Red]] team. == Behavior == Not much is known about the motives of the UFO, but what is known is that: * They can be sometimes spotted flying through the sky * They are known to create [[Crop circle|crop circles]] * [[Cow|Cows]] are often abducted by this piece * Shall an UFO land on the [[chessboard]], several [[Martian|Martians]] are seen being deployed. == See also == * [[Bigfoot]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Phenomena]] 8hiqsd3pjf51prhxk0ba0bavvhr3m19 0 3250 6408 2023-08-16T12:10:38Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "<blockquote>"What's so funny about peace, love and understanding?" - unknown</blockquote>To [[understand]] a [[Piece]] is to stand under a piece. Lower pieces in cases of [[Piece Stacking|stacking]] are known as '''understanders'''. The [[Chessboard]] understands all pieces. [[Category:Terminology]]" 6408 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote>"What's so funny about peace, love and understanding?" - unknown</blockquote>To [[understand]] a [[Piece]] is to stand under a piece. Lower pieces in cases of [[Piece Stacking|stacking]] are known as '''understanders'''. The [[Chessboard]] understands all pieces. [[Category:Terminology]] 5znhty92987otl5fzrt5xsmdnj6ght1 0 3117 6061 2023-07-14T15:58:02Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "If you regret a move, you can Undo it. This is typically done by accessing the entire [[Undo|Undo History]] when you [[The Missed Carriage|lose]]. [[Category:Moves]]" 6061 wikitext text/x-wiki If you regret a move, you can Undo it. This is typically done by accessing the entire [[Undo|Undo History]] when you [[The Missed Carriage|lose]]. [[Category:Moves]] h0wvq3b4f1b0y7wenudqmmt54r6mji3 0 3118 6062 2023-07-14T15:59:35Z 78.40.233.12 Redirected page to [[Undo]] 6062 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Undo]] ldgnyd2n2qck14v6mmxxs5di65ackz4 0 3500 7045 2024-06-13T19:34:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Many [[Chess]] [[Player|players]] have spoken about seeing a fabled '''Unicorn''' piece, but so far there's no definitive picture proof of it. == Description == * It has the appearance of a [[Horsey]], but with a single horn on it's forehead, allegedly * It's [[Move|moveset]] is the same as the Horsey, allegedly [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]]" 7045 wikitext text/x-wiki Many [[Chess]] [[Player|players]] have spoken about seeing a fabled '''Unicorn''' piece, but so far there's no definitive picture proof of it. == Description == * It has the appearance of a [[Horsey]], but with a single horn on it's forehead, allegedly * It's [[Move|moveset]] is the same as the Horsey, allegedly [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] n1ctv6wiznyburlykohlawezsqvp3yg 7046 7045 2024-06-15T00:18:08Z 89.243.121.118 7046 wikitext text/x-wiki Many [[Chess]] [[Player|players]] have spoken about seeing a fabled '''Unicorn''' piece, but so far there's no definitive picture proof of it. == Description == * It has the appearance of a [[Horsey]], but with a single horn on its forehead, allegedly * It's [[Move|moveset]] is the same as the Horsey, allegedly, but with a single horn on its forehead [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Animals]] ox2l33q02m6k6vfiyces9qje1v9vam3 0 3218 6313 2023-08-04T23:00:31Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Piece]] 6313 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Piece]] poxd0aegzp4kkmtcaetrduft7vpo3ih 0 2457 4733 2016-04-29T21:55:38Z Milo fett 34586 Milo fett moved page [[Unknown Issues]] to [[Unknown issues]]: consistency with known issues 4733 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Unknown issues]] rs917pl4yw31fzyzmojxza7zznkz3bb 0 2442 4699 2016-04-29T01:30:38Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known Issues|Known Issue]], it is an [[Unknown Issue]], also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[ack..." 4699 wikitext text/x-wiki Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known Issues|Known Issue]], it is an [[Unknown Issue]], also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[acknowledged]] before they are fixed. == Open == == Closed == p508wd9zvdmtrxyvg6z6721higq74j8 4702 4699 2016-04-29T18:34:06Z Milo fett 34586 4702 wikitext text/x-wiki Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known issues|Known issue]], it is an [[Unknown issue]], also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[acknowledged]] before they are fixed. == Open == == Closed == bd3tvpju9sv5v4k9wo4f8bgmt2f5dnk 4703 4702 2016-04-29T18:34:30Z Milo fett 34586 4703 wikitext text/x-wiki Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known issues|Known issue]], it is an [[Unknown Issue]], also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[acknowledged]] before they are fixed. == Open == == Closed == 7n1i33urpr6enwvv32b6uewxiuh7clr 4731 4703 2016-04-29T21:36:48Z Milo fett 34586 4731 wikitext text/x-wiki Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known issues|Known issue]], it is an [[Unknown Issue]], also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[acknowledged]] before they are fixed. == Open == == Closed == [[Category:Bugs]] 97mo4l426pzfzhdsnm9e7yi43m75kiz 4732 4731 2016-04-29T21:55:38Z Milo fett 34586 Milo fett moved page [[Unknown Issues]] to [[Unknown issues]]: consistency with known issues 4732 wikitext text/x-wiki Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known issues|Known issue]], it is an [[Unknown Issue]], also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[acknowledged]] before they are fixed. == Open == == Closed == [[Category:Bugs]] 97mo4l426pzfzhdsnm9e7yi43m75kiz 4734 4732 2016-04-29T21:56:16Z Milo fett 34586 4734 wikitext text/x-wiki Before an issue is [[acknowledged]] as a [[Known issues|Known issue]], it is an '''unknown issue''', also known as an '''Unknown Bug'''. With rare exception, these must be [[acknowledged]] before they are fixed. == Open == == Closed == [[Category:Bugs]] 1a2wi7wax4qg0wyd5lqnqwpxte0zy4j 0 3362 6713 2023-09-08T17:19:03Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Despite there only being [[Choice|32 possible Games of Chess, four of which are the same]], six of these Games have never yet been played, two of which are the same. Further information will be detailed if these games are ever played. Until then, they remain [[Theoretical Chess]]. [[Category:Facts]]" 6713 wikitext text/x-wiki Despite there only being [[Choice|32 possible Games of Chess, four of which are the same]], six of these Games have never yet been played, two of which are the same. Further information will be detailed if these games are ever played. Until then, they remain [[Theoretical Chess]]. [[Category:Facts]] 0gyn5u4vs3qfesopfve4exb72h3n5qp 0 3238 6370 2023-08-14T16:45:54Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "Though it is good practice to [[Log in|sign in]], some players prefer to maintain the anonymity of [[E1|their exact IP address]]. An Unregistered Player could be [[?|anyone]], and technically is. Followers of [[Orthodox Chess]] believe that [[User:Craten|Craten]] still communicates with us via unregistered epistles, though there is no means [[to]] verify this without knowing [[Craten#IP address|Craten's IP address]]. It is true. [[Category:Technology]] Category:Playe..." 6370 wikitext text/x-wiki Though it is good practice to [[Log in|sign in]], some players prefer to maintain the anonymity of [[E1|their exact IP address]]. An Unregistered Player could be [[?|anyone]], and technically is. Followers of [[Orthodox Chess]] believe that [[User:Craten|Craten]] still communicates with us via unregistered epistles, though there is no means [[to]] verify this without knowing [[Craten#IP address|Craten's IP address]]. It is true. [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Players]] r67xrqwpr0em5cxi8r096cigq7xdjps 6374 6370 2023-08-14T16:50:59Z 2.97.99.207 6374 wikitext text/x-wiki ''You may be looking for [[Craten]]'' Though it is good practice to [[Log in|sign in]], some players prefer to maintain the anonymity of [[E1|their exact IP address]]. An Unregistered Player could be [[?|anyone]], and technically is. Followers of [[Orthodox Chess]] believe that [[User:Craten|Craten]] still communicates with us via unregistered epistles, though there is no means [[to]] verify this without knowing [[Craten#IP address|Craten's IP address]]. It is true. [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Players]] 5ihe93mw606mq08o1bxjol8ifuzgb0w 0 3397 6810 2023-09-28T12:54:25Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[Upstanding]] 6810 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Upstanding]] 5xasjmbly77rcgimnycengy6tpgiai2 0 2239 4285 2015-03-13T22:20:37Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "The [[Upside-Down Rook]] (ʞooɹ) is a rare [[piece]] accessible only by turning a [[Rook]] to stand on its [[head]]. It cannot [[Maneuver|move]]. [[Category:Pieces]]" 4285 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Upside-Down Rook]] (ʞooɹ) is a rare [[piece]] accessible only by turning a [[Rook]] to stand on its [[head]]. It cannot [[Maneuver|move]]. [[Category:Pieces]] dwdgj47cd8imct5057m1f1omoht5aci 5037 4285 2022-09-29T17:47:00Z RomanianRumbler27 51883979 5037 wikitext text/x-wiki The [[Upside-Down Rook]] (ʞooɹ) is a rare [[piece]] accessible only by turning a [[Rook]] to stand on its [[head]]. It cannot [[Maneuver|move]]. This piece is not to be confused with the result of a [[Bulgarian Backflip]]. [[Category:Pieces]] h8c0v5803ol4tednbwwjhlwoj7pqgn6 5169 5037 2023-01-16T19:30:28Z 79.66.87.129 5169 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not [[to]] be confused with the result of a [[Bulgarian Backflip]].'' The [[Upside-Down Rook]] (ʞooɹ) is a rare [[piece]] accessible only by turning a [[Rook]] to stand on its [[head]]. It cannot [[Maneuver|move]]. [[Category:Pieces]] 2ldl9rlwk56dgz204gamcimbq7raf8f 6631 5169 2023-09-07T00:44:25Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6631 wikitext text/x-wiki ''not [[to]] be confused with the result of a [[Bulgarian Backflip]].'' The [[Upside-Down Rook]] (ʞooɹ) is a rare [[piece]] accessible only by turning a [[Rook]] to stand on its [[head]]. It cannot [[Maneuver|move]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] k62ty6h8db7mbdp1i2gtpmof13xncx6 0 3396 6807 2023-09-28T12:53:12Z Craten 26192002 Created page with ""[[Upstanding]]", occasionally "[[standing up]]", is the status most Pieces start with. Except [[Rolling|when an exception is noted]], any Piece that is not Upstanding is considered [[Taken]]. == Fortification == Since [[Rules|every Take involves knocking a piece over]], the most successful grandmasters are those who have committed [[to]] fortifying their Pieces. Methods include: * Superglue ** Pros: *** Protects upstanding status in most circumstances that don't invo..." 6807 wikitext text/x-wiki "[[Upstanding]]", occasionally "[[standing up]]", is the status most Pieces start with. Except [[Rolling|when an exception is noted]], any Piece that is not Upstanding is considered [[Taken]]. == Fortification == Since [[Rules|every Take involves knocking a piece over]], the most successful grandmasters are those who have committed [[to]] fortifying their Pieces. Methods include: * Superglue ** Pros: *** Protects upstanding status in most circumstances that don't involve [[(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻|knocking the board over]] ** Cons: *** Impairs [[Move|movement]] * Spike * Stapling ** Pros: *** Staples ** Cons: *** Pain *** Must be removed and re-applied each [[Turn]] * Supergravity * Ingraining d4qdmx3ekof4vdxg7uhx8og914vhkr7 6808 6807 2023-09-28T12:53:23Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6808 wikitext text/x-wiki "[[Upstanding]]", occasionally "[[standing up]]", is the status most Pieces start with. Except [[Rolling|when an exception is noted]], any Piece that is not Upstanding is considered [[Taken]]. == Fortification == Since [[Rules|every Take involves knocking a piece over]], the most successful grandmasters are those who have committed [[to]] fortifying their Pieces. Methods include: * Superglue ** Pros: *** Protects upstanding status in most circumstances that don't involve [[(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻|knocking the board over]] ** Cons: *** Impairs [[Move|movement]] * Spike * Stapling ** Pros: *** Staples ** Cons: *** Pain *** Must be removed and re-applied each [[Turn]] * Supergravity * Ingraining [[Category:Terminology]] 0tygq44aog0it3pgr66cgacue5gc45p 0 2624 5086 2023-01-09T18:44:39Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Vatican is a fictional location in the [[Chess World]]. Not to be confused with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican_City Vatican from Italy]. == Whereabouts == Vatican is located south-east from the [[Board|Chess Board]]. [[Bishop|Bishops]] and [[Pope|The Pope]] often spawn here == Trivia == * Vatican is part of the white team. Black team doesn't benefit from this location" 5086 wikitext text/x-wiki Vatican is a fictional location in the [[Chess World]]. Not to be confused with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican_City Vatican from Italy]. == Whereabouts == Vatican is located south-east from the [[Board|Chess Board]]. [[Bishop|Bishops]] and [[Pope|The Pope]] often spawn here == Trivia == * Vatican is part of the white team. Black team doesn't benefit from this location rpg8tqvi6mb2sy24ebmhptos5ky94op 5157 5086 2023-01-13T10:52:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 added category 5157 wikitext text/x-wiki Vatican is a fictional location in the [[Chess World]]. Not to be confused with [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatican_City Vatican from Italy]. == Whereabouts == Vatican is located south-east from the [[Board|Chess Board]]. [[Bishop|Bishops]] and [[Pope|The Pope]] often spawn here == Trivia == * Vatican is part of the white team. Black team doesn't benefit from this location [[Category:Locations]] k8vlfgvkywpnuf5w2h69xbfbwhmzbts 0 2274 4351 2015-03-17T23:29:02Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Vegan Chess '''is [[Chess]] played by two [[Vegans]] (people who do not eat animal products). [[Category:Variants]]" 4351 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Vegan Chess '''is [[Chess]] played by two [[Vegans]] (people who do not eat animal products). [[Category:Variants]] ipq8pkt4ar03tc4jqaj5wvdi8uvnhem 0 2195 4179 2015-03-11T08:26:01Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Vertical Chess''' is a game of [[Chess]] played with the [[Chessboard]] poised vertically. The upper player is considered to have the advantage." 4179 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Vertical Chess''' is a game of [[Chess]] played with the [[Chessboard]] poised vertically. The upper player is considered to have the advantage. 4ut0shcxfcvh3z83rz20dtoif9rg091 4197 4179 2015-03-11T08:57:53Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 4197 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Vertical Chess''' is a game of [[Chess]] played with the [[Chessboard]] poised vertically. The upper player is considered to have the advantage. [[Category:Variants]] edcm1r7x38czuien1mkx7hwtqt0gnrc 0 3403 6818 2023-09-28T14:38:01Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Vladimir Kramnik's Pro Chesser is a 2001 [[Chess X-Treme|extreme sports]] [[:Category:Video games|video game]] released for Playstation, Playstation 2, Xbox, Gamecube, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance, combining elements of [[Chess]] and [[parkour]], alongside copious misogyny and gross-out humour. Part of the Activision O2 label, the game was made as part of an extensive extension of the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater franchise, with a general format of somebody's name poss..." 6818 wikitext text/x-wiki Vladimir Kramnik's Pro Chesser is a 2001 [[Chess X-Treme|extreme sports]] [[:Category:Video games|video game]] released for Playstation, Playstation 2, Xbox, Gamecube, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance, combining elements of [[Chess]] and [[parkour]], alongside copious misogyny and gross-out humour. Part of the Activision O2 label, the game was made as part of an extensive extension of the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater franchise, with a general format of somebody's name possessing the pro sport. Its cover is considered a mildly amusing composite image given the premise. As the game is a simulation, it is not considered an [[:Category:Adaptations|adaptation]] of [[Chess]]. It simulates the life of a Pro Chesser, including playing Chess, touring the world, relaxing while thinking about Chess, and groupie culture. == Soundtrack == == Differences across versions == == Reception == [[Category:Video games]] ixl2qy6x0l3ttgxgs8u78034xgfd6yl 6819 6818 2023-09-28T14:55:44Z Craten 26192002 6819 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Vladimir Kramnik]]'s Pro Chesser'' is a 2001 [[Chess X-Treme|extreme sports]] [[:Category:Video games|video game]] released for Playstation, Playstation 2, Xbox, Gamecube, Game Boy Color and Game Boy Advance, combining elements of [[Chess]] and [[parkour]], alongside copious misogyny and gross-out humour. Part of the Activision O2 label, the game was made as part of an extensive extension of the Tony Hawk's Pro Skater franchise, with a general format of somebody's name possessing the pro sport. Its cover is considered a mildly amusing composite image given the premise. As the game is a simulation, it is not considered an [[:Category:Adaptations|adaptation]] of [[Chess]]. It simulates the life of a Pro Chesser, including playing Chess, touring the world, relaxing while thinking about Chess, and groupie culture. == Soundtrack == == Differences across versions == == Reception == [[Category:Video games]] pvcpoltj1qz4y6xltw2m5noftzouood 0 2967 5747 2023-02-18T15:57:13Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Waldo''' is a secret side-character in [[Chess]]. He is considered to be pretty difficult [[to]] find, but he's there. He is hardest [[to]] spot when in [[White]] and [[Red]] territory. [[Category:Characters]]" 5747 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Waldo''' is a secret side-character in [[Chess]]. He is considered to be pretty difficult [[to]] find, but he's there. He is hardest [[to]] spot when in [[White]] and [[Red]] territory. [[Category:Characters]] exnr35qzt1zz2jly1bnnh2e4k9cti98 0 3563 7265 2024-11-30T19:38:29Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''War''' is a [[Chess]] variant with a mixture of [[skill]] and [[RNG]]. Each [[player]] takes turns drawing a piece at [[Random Move|random]] ([[to]] ensure fair play, each [[piece]] must be placed in the [[stalemate|draw]] pile face-down). They then must place it upon the [[board]] and [[move]] it. This proceeds until: * either side has achieved a [[checkmate]], or * no piece can be placed. If a player has achieved a checkmate, the [[game]] [[end]]s and that player..." 7265 wikitext text/x-wiki '''War''' is a [[Chess]] variant with a mixture of [[skill]] and [[RNG]]. Each [[player]] takes turns drawing a piece at [[Random Move|random]] ([[to]] ensure fair play, each [[piece]] must be placed in the [[stalemate|draw]] pile face-down). They then must place it upon the [[board]] and [[move]] it. This proceeds until: * either side has achieved a [[checkmate]], or * no piece can be placed. If a player has achieved a checkmate, the [[game]] [[end]]s and that player is declared the [[Chess Frankenstein|victor]]. Otherwise, play proceeds without further pieces being placed. From here, the game may end in either [[a]] checkmate or stalemate according to [[List of Chess Win Conditions|the usual conditions]]. == See also == * [[Peace]] [[Category:Variants]] qi6b050mwtx95f8obal623ut03p5lqh 0 2616 5071 2023-01-08T20:23:35Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "Warp zones are special squares that allow pieces to warp to a different level. There are currently only 2 known warp zones === List of known warp zones: === * Warp zone 1 is located somewhere between the squares H3 and H7. Pieces can choose to warp to level 3, 5 and 6 using warp zone 1. * Warp zone 2 is located somewhere between the squares C123 and H131. Due to it's monumental distance from the [[spawnpoint]], it is only possible to reach after a lot of playtime and d..." 5071 wikitext text/x-wiki Warp zones are special squares that allow pieces to warp to a different level. There are currently only 2 known warp zones === List of known warp zones: === * Warp zone 1 is located somewhere between the squares H3 and H7. Pieces can choose to warp to level 3, 5 and 6 using warp zone 1. * Warp zone 2 is located somewhere between the squares C123 and H131. Due to it's monumental distance from the [[spawnpoint]], it is only possible to reach after a lot of playtime and development. As a result, it ends up not often used. If one were to reach this warp zone, it can take you to levels 6, 7 and 8. === Known issues === * Warp zones are only loaded after a piece is legally allowed to move onto the warp zone square. This does not consider some special abilities like [[castling]]. A piece entering an unloaded warp zone will wrong warp into level -1. * Warp zones have fixed entry and exit points. If a piece leaves a warp zone and the exit point is occupied, it is forced on top of it. This can be done indefinitely and causes complications [[Category:Squares]] lb3pj0trkgt920u9pkrordcxkzl5j16 5073 5071 2023-01-08T21:59:51Z Chalcogens 52316134 5073 wikitext text/x-wiki Warp zones are special squares that allow pieces to warp to a different level. There are currently only 2 known warp zones === List of known warp zones: === * Warp zone 1 is located somewhere between the squares H3 and H7. Pieces can choose to warp to level 3, 5 and 6 using warp zone 1. * Warp zone 2 is located somewhere between the squares C123 and H131. Due to it's monumental distance from the [[spawnpoint]], it is only possible to reach after a lot of playtime and development. As a result, it ends up not often used. If one were to reach this warp zone, it can take you to levels 6, 7 and 8. === Known issues === * Warp zones are only loaded after a piece is legally allowed to move onto the warp zone square. This does not consider some special abilities like [[Knook#Special abilities|The Great Wall]]. A piece entering an unloaded warp zone will wrong warp into level -1. * Warp zones have fixed entry and exit points. If a piece leaves a warp zone and the exit point is occupied by an allied piece, it is forced on top of it. This can be done indefinitely and causes complications [[Category:Squares]] s1pej4e4kka0yudgh7o53bijl2arot6 5130 5073 2023-01-10T19:44:55Z Chalcogens 52316134 Added references 5130 wikitext text/x-wiki Warp zones are special [[Category:Squares|squares]] that allow [[Pieces|pieces]] to warp to a different level. There are currently only 2 known warp zones === List of known warp zones: === * Warp zone 1 is located somewhere between the squares [[H3]] and [[H7]]. Pieces can choose to warp to level 3, 5 and 6 using warp zone 1. * Warp zone 2 is located somewhere between the squares [[C123]] and [[H131]]. Due to it's monumental distance from the [[spawnpoint]], it is only possible to reach after a lot of playtime and development. As a result, it ends up not often used. If one were to reach this warp zone, it can take you to levels 6, 7 and 8. === Known issues === * Warp zones are only loaded after a [[Pieces|piece]] is legally allowed to move onto the warp zone [[Category:Squares|square]]. This does not consider some special abilities like [[Knook#Special abilities|The Great Wall]]. A [[Pieces|piece]] entering an unloaded warp zone will wrong warp into level -1. * Warp zones have fixed entry and exit points. If a [[Pieces|piece]] leaves a warp zone and the exit point is occupied by an allied piece, it is forced on top of it. This can be done indefinitely and causes complications [[Category:Squares]] t6xi6muecy0j6ufej3mtzu5d3cbi1rg 0 3049 5902 2023-05-11T13:27:30Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Water''' is a commonly found element on the [[Chessboard]], usually coming in the form of water [[Square|squares]]. Water squares often make up [[A Day At The Lake|lakes]], rivers, seas and oceans. [[Amphibians|Amphibian]] and [[Shark|aquatic]] pieces can move through these squares. [[Blue]] team is made of water. == See also == * [[Fire]] [[Category:Elements]] [[Category:Materials]] [[Category:Drinks]]" 5902 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Water''' is a commonly found element on the [[Chessboard]], usually coming in the form of water [[Square|squares]]. Water squares often make up [[A Day At The Lake|lakes]], rivers, seas and oceans. [[Amphibians|Amphibian]] and [[Shark|aquatic]] pieces can move through these squares. [[Blue]] team is made of water. == See also == * [[Fire]] [[Category:Elements]] [[Category:Materials]] [[Category:Drinks]] 5sm33uo3iqbn5nh2otzv7zv1shcorwo 0 2498 4832 2016-10-27T16:15:50Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Water''' is a common [[type]] among [[Chess]] [[piece]]s and their [[move]]s. An example of a Water-type move would be: "[[Rook]] to [[G5]]" (while dousing the [[board]] wi..." 4832 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Water''' is a common [[type]] among [[Chess]] [[piece]]s and their [[move]]s. An example of a Water-type move would be: "[[Rook]] to [[G5]]" (while dousing the [[board]] with water) [[Category:Types]] 9prtwwy3xj3f135n5693uisngk1c0dj 0 3061 5924 2023-05-19T19:29:08Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Waterboarding''' refers to the act of playing [[Chess]] on [[Water]]. The [[board]] is placed on the [[ocean]], then the game is played like normal. The sinkability of the board increases as [[time]] elapses. == Sea also == * [[Sea Chess]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5924 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Waterboarding''' refers to the act of playing [[Chess]] on [[Water]]. The [[board]] is placed on the [[ocean]], then the game is played like normal. The sinkability of the board increases as [[time]] elapses. == Sea also == * [[Sea Chess]] [[Category:Terminology]] ku285fw32mntzrf1rd7i7aq6nup0o3m 0 3356 6700 2023-09-07T12:51:56Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "== Monarchy == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchy Monarchy], a system of human hierarchy where some people ([[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]) are more important than others. == Religion == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion Religion], a system of belief in a world outside of Chess/'real life' that extends beyond our k..." 6700 wikitext text/x-wiki == Monarchy == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchy Monarchy], a system of human hierarchy where some people ([[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]) are more important than others. == Religion == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion Religion], a system of belief in a world outside of Chess/'real life' that extends beyond our known life. In both Chess and 'real life', [[:Category:Clergy|Clergy]] are considered conduits for [[:Category:Theology|religion]]. Unlike in Chess, the possibility of something beyond the realms of real life is technically feasible. ''[[Craten|God]]'' is considered a derivative of [[Craten]]. == 'Horses' == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of '[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse Horses]', understood to be a derivative of [[Horsey|Horsies]]. Though the visual similarity is undeniable, 'Horses' do not move like Horsies and only rarely take out humans or castles. == Castles == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of Castles, giant monuments [[to]] Chess, inside which you can play [[Chess]]! == Kitchen Floors == [[Chessploitation#Kitchen floors|See article]] == War == Human wars are fought in a turn-based strategy in which only one unit ([[Piece]]) per army can move each [[Turn]]. Though this is seen as inefficient, it cuts down on war casualties. == Chess (game) == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of the game of Chess, a tribute to Chess that people play moving [[Piece|Pieces]] on a [[Chessboard]]. For further information, see [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Meta]] lc0uaqfwh8yqqzjyrdvv38329jqjc05 6701 6700 2023-09-07T12:52:22Z Craten 26192002 6701 wikitext text/x-wiki == Monarchy == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monarchy Monarchy], a system of human hierarchy where some people ([[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]]) are more important than others. == Religion == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Religion Religion], a system of belief in a world outside of Chess/'real life' that extends beyond our known life. In both Chess and 'real life', [[:Category:Clergy|Clergy]] are considered conduits for [[:Category:Theology|religion]]. Unlike in Chess, the possibility of something beyond the realms of real life is technically feasible. ''[[Craten|God]]'' is considered a derivative of [[Craten]]. == 'Horses' == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of '[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse Horses]', understood to be a derivative of [[Horsey|Horsies]]. Though the visual similarity is undeniable, 'Horses' do not move like Horsies and only rarely take out humans or castles. == Castles == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of Castles, giant monuments [[to]] Chess, inside which you can play [[Chess]]! == Kitchen Floors == [[Chessploitation#Kitchen floors|See article]] == War == Human wars are fought in a turn-based strategy in which only one unit ([[Piece]]) per army can move each [[Turn]]. Though this is seen as inefficient, it cuts down on war casualties. == Chess (game) == Perhaps the biggest way Chess inspired 'real life' is the establishment of the game of Chess, a tribute to Chess that people play moving [[Piece|Pieces]] on a [[Chessboard]]. For further information, see [[Chess Fanon Wiki]]. === See also === [[Chessploitation]] [[Category:Real Life Events]] [[Category:Meta]] pyiyux5kbamh3xmsx9ujoanu5na4flv 0 3344 6604 2023-09-03T16:30:10Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Though [[:Category:Unofficial|unofficial]], '''We Draw Your Pet As A Pawn!''' is a popular service for [[Chess]] fans. At just $64 an image, '''We Draw Your Pet As A Pawn!''' draws your pet as a [[Pawn]]. This is considered an essential souvenir. I'm gonna add some pictures later and on the left it'll just be a pet and then on the right I've pasted a pawn emoji over them. You get the joke now. xx [[Category:Unofficial]] [[Category:Souvenirs]]" 6604 wikitext text/x-wiki Though [[:Category:Unofficial|unofficial]], '''We Draw Your Pet As A Pawn!''' is a popular service for [[Chess]] fans. At just $64 an image, '''We Draw Your Pet As A Pawn!''' draws your pet as a [[Pawn]]. This is considered an essential souvenir. I'm gonna add some pictures later and on the left it'll just be a pet and then on the right I've pasted a pawn emoji over them. You get the joke now. xx [[Category:Unofficial]] [[Category:Souvenirs]] n518qkybx1zuvry1g6785k8z4jl7nvw 0 2993 5794 2023-03-08T10:50:14Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Weather''' refers [[to]] various [[Meteorology|meteorological]] events that may occur during a game of [[Chess]]. [[ඞ|Among]] various weathers there is: * Sunny * Cloudy * [[Rain|Rain (additionally storms and all it's variants)]] * [[Tornado]] * [[Hurricane]] * [[Fog of War|Fog]] * [[Meteor Shower]] <br /> * (and all it's variants) [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Mechanics]]" 5794 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Weather''' refers [[to]] various [[Meteorology|meteorological]] events that may occur during a game of [[Chess]]. [[ඞ|Among]] various weathers there is: * Sunny * Cloudy * [[Rain|Rain (additionally storms and all it's variants)]] * [[Tornado]] * [[Hurricane]] * [[Fog of War|Fog]] * [[Meteor Shower]] <br /> * (and all it's variants) [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Mechanics]] 11it6sxz3ov2z8fjdtfy0q7yjlzonps 5795 5794 2023-03-08T10:50:54Z Chalcogens 52316134 5795 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Weather''' refers [[to]] various [[Meteorology|meteorological]] events that may occur during a game of [[Chess]]. [[ඞ|Among]] various weathers there is: * Sunny * Cloudy * [[Rain|Rain (additionally storms and all it's variants)]] * [[Tornado]] * [[Hurricane]] * [[Fog of War|Fog]] * [[Meteor Shower]] * [[Category:Events]] [[Category:Mechanics]] ca468eyar9hy792my0j2mdecg8uti5n 0 2509 4852 2016-11-19T07:55:37Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Webcomics''' are a great way to pass the time while you wait for your opponent to move. Try reading some of these: Penny Arcade, Ctrl Alt Del, or PvP. [[Category:Entertain..." 4852 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Webcomics''' are a great way to pass the time while you wait for your opponent to move. Try reading some of these: Penny Arcade, Ctrl Alt Del, or PvP. [[Category:Entertainment]] 0yu3h094k2xcuk8mvj5zrfbqbien3sf 4863 4852 2016-11-22T07:19:45Z 82.31.7.40 4863 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Webcomics''' are a great way [[to]] pass the time while you wait for your opponent to move. Try reading some of these: Penny Arcade, Ctrl Alt Del, or [[Chess|PvP]]. [[Category:Entertainment]] tpr5yimjkq30g2krx3x2yk1pxeir6m2 4868 4863 2016-11-22T07:57:54Z Milo fett 34586 4868 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Webcomics''' are a great way [[to]] pass the time while you wait for your opponent to move. Try reading some of these: Penny Arcade, [[The Missed Carriage|Ctrl Alt Del]], or [[Chess|PvP]]. [[Category:Entertainment]] 4u0ps3gmxj64x921tyeaxs9oozsdizc 0 2589 5004 2022-01-06T16:57:49Z 46.186.2.126 Added cool information 5004 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Weird Piece''' is a [[piece]] that is very weird. There are many levels of Weird Pieces, each one increasing the amount of weirdness the piece has. == Level 1 == A '''level 1''' Weird Piece is a piece that nobody knows how to move. When using level 1 weird pieces, house rules are usually created before the game starts. Example: [[Horsey]] == Level 2 == A '''level 2''' Weird Piece is like a level 1 Weird Piece, but with the addition of being an undetermined color. With these pieces, the team it belongs to alternates with every turn. For example, if it is White's turn, the piece belongs to Black and vice versa. Example: Robert == Level 3 == A '''level 3''' Weird Piece is like a level 2 Weird Piece, but it is '''green'''. Example: Green Robert == Level 4 == A '''level 4''' Weird Piece is also like a level 2 Weird Piece, except it is fully invisible. The players must track the piece's position in their heads, which can be difficult with an autonomous unit such as the invisible variation of the [[Beetle]]. Example: The RED Spy == Level 5 == A '''level 5''' Weird Piece is like a level 4 Weird Piece, but in addition to being invisible, it can also influence the thoughts of the players who know about it. Players must be wary to not fall for the piece's tricks, lest they commit a blunder. Example: Existential Dread == Level 6 == A '''level 6''' Weird Piece may not even exist, and if it does, then us mortals with our weak minds will never be able to comprehend it. Thus, it is strongly discouraged to seek the Level 6 Weird Piece. Example: [REDACTED] == Level 7 == A '''level 7''' Weird Piece is like a level 1 weird piece, except that the players do know how to move it. Example: Knight (not to be confused with the Horsey) 0e888m44v8q62ea6aam1lscffc7hrxx 5479 5004 2023-02-03T17:24:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 5479 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Weird Piece''' is a [[piece]] that is very weird. There are many levels of Weird Pieces, each one increasing the amount of weirdness the piece has. == Level 1 == A '''level 1''' Weird Piece is a piece that nobody knows how to move. When using level 1 weird pieces, house rules are usually created before the game starts. Example: [[Horsey]] == Level 2 == A '''level 2''' Weird Piece is like a level 1 Weird Piece, but with the addition of being an undetermined color. With these pieces, the team it belongs to alternates with every turn. For example, if it is White's turn, the piece belongs to Black and vice versa. Example: Robert == Level 3 == A '''level 3''' Weird Piece is like a level 2 Weird Piece, but it is '''green'''. Example: Green Robert == Level 4 == A '''level 4''' Weird Piece is also like a level 2 Weird Piece, except it is fully invisible. The players must track the piece's position in their heads, which can be difficult with an autonomous unit such as the invisible variation of the [[Beetle]]. Example: The RED Spy == Level 5 == A '''level 5''' Weird Piece is like a level 4 Weird Piece, but in addition to being invisible, it can also influence the thoughts of the players who know about it. Players must be wary to not fall for the piece's tricks, lest they commit a blunder. Example: Existential Dread == Level 6 == A '''level 6''' Weird Piece may not even exist, and if it does, then us mortals with our weak minds will never be able to comprehend it. Thus, it is strongly discouraged to seek the Level 6 Weird Piece. Example: [REDACTED] == Level 7 == A '''level 7''' Weird Piece is like a level 1 weird piece, except that the players do know how to move it. Example: Knight (not to be confused with the Horsey) <br> ==See next== [[Weirder Piece|Weirder piece]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]] hodet0zgk4zsxz4vwbro3kwv0em4xhg 5641 5479 2023-02-07T20:27:25Z Milo fett 34586 5641 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Weird Piece''' is a [[piece]] that is very weird. There are many levels of Weird Pieces, each one increasing the amount of weirdness the piece has. == Level 1 == A '''level 1''' Weird Piece is a piece that nobody knows how to move. When using level 1 weird pieces, house rules are usually created before the game starts. Example: [[Horsey]] == Level 2 == A '''level 2''' Weird Piece is like a level 1 Weird Piece, but with the addition of being an undetermined color. With these pieces, the team it belongs to alternates with every turn. For example, if it is White's turn, the piece belongs to Black and vice versa. Example: Robert == Level 3 == A '''level 3''' Weird Piece is like a level 2 Weird Piece, but it is '''green'''. Example: Green Robert == Level 4 == A '''level 4''' Weird Piece is also like a level 2 Weird Piece, except it is fully invisible. The players must track the piece's position in their heads, which can be difficult with an autonomous unit such as the invisible variation of the [[Beetle]]. Example: The [[RED]] [[Spy]] == Level 5 == A '''level 5''' Weird Piece is like a level 4 Weird Piece, but in addition to being invisible, it can also influence the thoughts of the players who know about it. Players must be wary to not fall for the piece's tricks, lest they commit a blunder. Example: Existential Dread == Level 6 == A '''level 6''' Weird Piece may not even exist, and if it does, then us mortals with our weak minds will never be able to comprehend it. Thus, it is strongly discouraged to seek the Level 6 Weird Piece. Example: [REDACTED] == Level 7 == A '''level 7''' Weird Piece is like a level 1 weird piece, except that the players do know how to move it. Example: Knight (not to be confused with the Horsey) <br> ==See next== [[Weirder Piece|Weirder piece]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]] d8run0fcvf1aj5hc4nk3kufnubikiar 0 2819 5480 2023-02-03T17:25:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "It is even '''weirder''' than a [[Weird Piece|weird piece]] <br> ==See next== [[Weirdest Piece|Weirdest piece]] ==See previous== [[Weird Piece|Weird piece]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5480 wikitext text/x-wiki It is even '''weirder''' than a [[Weird Piece|weird piece]] <br> ==See next== [[Weirdest Piece|Weirdest piece]] ==See previous== [[Weird Piece|Weird piece]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]] egqeavpcfq7c8b4csnixs5viaw6z4p5 0 2820 5481 2023-02-03T17:27:36Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "The '''weirdest piece''' of them all <br> ==See previous== [[Weirder Piece|Weirder piece]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 5481 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''weirdest piece''' of them all <br> ==See previous== [[Weirder Piece|Weirder piece]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Terminology]] dbzl64iv7vv4wn6oqxpajp81fop9qi3 0 3557 7258 2024-11-29T02:51:19Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "{{DISPLAYTITLE:Were you a Chess Piece in a Past Life?}} Were you a [[Chess]] [[Piece]] in a Past Life? Telltale signs: * Thinking you were a Chess Piece in a Past Life * Being sure of this * Feeling that your past life was that of a Chess Piece * Certainty * All of these signs together * The telltale signs [[Category:Questions]]" 7258 wikitext text/x-wiki {{DISPLAYTITLE:Were you a Chess Piece in a Past Life?}} Were you a [[Chess]] [[Piece]] in a Past Life? Telltale signs: * Thinking you were a Chess Piece in a Past Life * Being sure of this * Feeling that your past life was that of a Chess Piece * Certainty * All of these signs together * The telltale signs [[Category:Questions]] e12m0c2xujxjc08148sxshnfg8q1keg 0 3368 6738 2023-09-14T17:31:17Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Wesley So''' is a [[Chess]] [[player]] and the [[Alignment|Good-aligned]] archnemesis of [[Tigran Petrosian]]. == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_So#Playing_style Creativity award] == 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Bg5 Be7 5.e5 Nfd7 6.Bxe7 Qxe7 7.f4 a6 8.Nf3 b6 9.Qd2 c5 10.Nd1 0-0 11.c3 f6 12.Bd3 a5 13.0-0 Ba6 14.exf6 Qxf6 15.Ng5 g6 16.Ne3 h5 17.Rae1 Bxd3 18.Qxd3 cxd4 (diagram) 19.Nxe6 Qxe6 20.Nxd5 Qf7 21.Re7 Qf5 22.Qxd4 Nf6 23.Re5 Qd7 24.Qd3 Nxd5 25.Qxg6+ Qg7 26..." 6738 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wesley So''' is a [[Chess]] [[player]] and the [[Alignment|Good-aligned]] archnemesis of [[Tigran Petrosian]]. == [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wesley_So#Playing_style Creativity award] == 1.e4 e6 2.d4 d5 3.Nc3 Nf6 4.Bg5 Be7 5.e5 Nfd7 6.Bxe7 Qxe7 7.f4 a6 8.Nf3 b6 9.Qd2 c5 10.Nd1 0-0 11.c3 f6 12.Bd3 a5 13.0-0 Ba6 14.exf6 Qxf6 15.Ng5 g6 16.Ne3 h5 17.Rae1 Bxd3 18.Qxd3 cxd4 (diagram) 19.Nxe6 Qxe6 20.Nxd5 Qf7 21.Re7 Qf5 22.Qxd4 Nf6 23.Re5 Qd7 24.Qd3 Nxd5 25.Qxg6+ Qg7 26.Qe6+ Qf7 27.Qh6 Qf6 28.Rg5+ Kf7 29.Qh7+ Ke8 30.Rxd5 1–0 [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Heroes]] ej2mcfeykigor2v7863d9m76q141zmp 0 2527 4887 2016-12-29T17:32:03Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''What''' is a [[move]] that a player can do to make the other guy repeat his last move. To do it, the first guy says "What?" and the other guy has to do it again. == See al..." 4887 wikitext text/x-wiki '''What''' is a [[move]] that a player can do to make the other guy repeat his last move. To do it, the first guy says "What?" and the other guy has to do it again. == See also == * [[Pass]] [[Category:Moves]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] 70y7ebhg90y8gcfhvce2o8z67a5pv1b 0 2994 5796 2023-03-09T06:29:53Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Often confused with [[weather]]'' The '''Wheater''' is a [[Machine]] that can synthesize [[wheat]] via unknown means. The produced wheat [[can]] be used as usual [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Pieces]]" 5796 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Often confused with [[weather]]'' The '''Wheater''' is a [[Machine]] that can synthesize [[wheat]] via unknown means. The produced wheat [[can]] be used as usual [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Pieces]] 2wjwarvyd3bg0pe60xry45260lrleg5 6680 5796 2023-09-07T00:59:00Z Craten 26192002 Adding categories 6680 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Often confused with [[weather]]'' The '''Wheater''' is a [[Machine]] that can synthesize [[wheat]] via unknown means. The produced wheat [[can]] be used as usual [[Category:Technology]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] qhdxnld8ehwvah6p8navf25yb3anc95 0 2179 4151 2015-03-11T06:00:00Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Black]] 4151 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Black]] r0xzsltam7pw63oczizavxd83eukb22 5536 4151 2023-02-05T11:55:19Z Chalcogens 52316134 added category 5536 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Black]] [[Category:Colors]] oljd5fh7hzvplutbi1ve8aqrck29b5u 5763 5536 2023-02-24T22:43:52Z 210.50.164.141 Removed redirect to [[Black]] 5763 wikitext text/x-wiki White is the colour that moves first on the board. This is because White people were enslaving people that were black so they decided to show their superiority in Chess. [[Category:Colors]] ho9r4kda9enjkw77p3qhnphuy7bbiru 5767 5763 2023-02-25T04:45:48Z Milo fett 34586 Reverted edits by [[Special:Contributions/210.50.164.141|210.50.164.141]] ([[User talk:210.50.164.141|talk]]) to last revision by [[User:Chalcogens|Chalcogens]] 5536 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Black]] [[Category:Colors]] oljd5fh7hzvplutbi1ve8aqrck29b5u 0 2366 4543 2016-02-22T02:24:16Z 82.31.22.143 Created page with "Members of the [[White]] army have occasionally been found to contract [[White Knight Syndrome]], which causes them to look and behave much like a white [[Horsey]]. This can h..." 4543 wikitext text/x-wiki Members of the [[White]] army have occasionally been found to contract [[White Knight Syndrome]], which causes them to look and behave much like a white [[Horsey]]. This can happen to [[Pawn|Pawns]] when they reach the other side of the [[Chessboard]], and [[Horsey|Horseys]] from the beginning of the game. exc8uzj61aj95hhk6pbovm9lsfm8naq 4895 4543 2016-12-29T19:02:06Z Milo fett 34586 4895 wikitext text/x-wiki Members of the [[White]] army have occasionally been found to contract [[White Knight Syndrome]], which causes them to look and behave much like a white [[Horsey]]. This can happen to [[Pawn|Pawns]] when they reach the other side of the [[Chessboard]], and [[Horsey|Horseys]] from the beginning of the game. [[Category:Afflictions]] dv0n3lrpnui4qh1kxy0z4yzzjphfnbt 0 2307 4408 2016-01-22T01:45:27Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[G3]] 4408 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[G3]] 3rc8ky8qc6v5oel4vokhpzmrib1p4q3 0 3253 6411 2023-08-16T14:25:28Z 78.40.233.10 Created page with "See [[wobbling]] [[Category:Terminology]]" 6411 wikitext text/x-wiki See [[wobbling]] [[Category:Terminology]] 6k4rmg7fhpxnzkk00a02oaq9a7v07bp 0 3482 7000 2024-02-08T13:09:04Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "It's literally just like a [[Longboard]] but like, '''wide''' instead of long. Just read [[Longboard]] and you'll get an idea of what a '''Wideboard''' would be like [[Category:Boards]]" 7000 wikitext text/x-wiki It's literally just like a [[Longboard]] but like, '''wide''' instead of long. Just read [[Longboard]] and you'll get an idea of what a '''Wideboard''' would be like [[Category:Boards]] treh2he8r1beiml8cvyy8l2482n5e2p 0 2536 4903 2017-01-19T16:26:14Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Wild Wild Chess''' is a [[Years in Chess#1999|1999]] American steampunk western action comedy film directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by S. S. Wilson, Brent Maddock, ..." 4903 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wild Wild Chess''' is a [[Years in Chess#1999|1999]] American steampunk western action comedy film directed by Barry Sonnenfeld and written by S. S. Wilson, Brent Maddock, Jeffrey Price and Peter S. Seaman. A big-screen adaptation of the 1965–1969 [[TV]] series [[The Wild Wild Chess]], it stars Will Smith, Kevin Kline (who appears in dual roles as one of the [[two]] protagonists Artemus Gordon and as President Ulysses S. Grant), Kenneth Branagh and Salma Hayek. Similar [[to]] the series, the film features a large amount of [[Piece|gadgetry]]. It serves as a parody, however, as the gadgetry is more highly advanced, implausible steampunk [[Tech level|technology]] and bizarre mechanical inventions, including innumerable inventions of the mechanological geniuses Artemus Gordon and Dr. Loveless, such as [[nitroglycerine]]-powered [[Currency|penny]]-[[Currency|farthing]] [[bicycle]]s, spring-loaded [[Rulebook|notebook]]s, bulletproof [[chain mail]], [[Airplane|flying machines]], steam [[tank]]s, and Loveless's [[All Terrain Armored Transport|giant mechanical spider]]. Wild Wild Chess was a commercial disappointment, earning only [[Dollar|$222.1 million]] worldwide against a $170 million budget, and received predominantly negative reviews. [[Category:Films]] [[Category:Lore]] lh48h5vsok0x3ycnkk2kvfap936p06b 0 2337 4470 2016-01-31T21:09:40Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Wizard''' is one of the most powerful late-game [[piece]]s in [[Chess]]. While most pieces gain power on a linear scale as they level up and unlock new abilities, the W..." 4470 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Wizard''' is one of the most powerful late-game [[piece]]s in [[Chess]]. While most pieces gain power on a linear scale as they level up and unlock new abilities, the Wizard gains power exponentially based on the potential to combine spells and their effects. Each Wizard must always be addressed as '''Mr. Wizard'''. [[Category:Pieces]] as3e28bsu899z831cplscokak9mdcwj 5262 4470 2023-01-21T13:51:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 category 5262 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Wizard''' is one of the most powerful late-game [[piece]]s in [[Chess]]. While most pieces gain power on a linear scale as they level up and unlock new abilities, the Wizard gains power exponentially based on the potential to combine spells and their effects. Each Wizard must always be addressed as '''Mr. Wizard'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Thaumaturgy]] 6tu6am9c019jht3jl9gu3ye1ovvp9yw 5617 5262 2023-02-07T12:35:34Z 78.40.233.11 5617 wikitext text/x-wiki ''[[Red]] '''Wizard''' needs [[food]] badly'' The '''Wizard''' is one of the most powerful late-game [[piece]]s in [[Chess]]. While most pieces gain power on a linear scale as they level up and unlock new abilities, the Wizard gains power exponentially based on the potential to combine spells and their effects. Each Wizard must always be addressed as '''Mr. Wizard'''. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Thaumaturgy]] fjf2cyjwybhtvnre1e3v9taji2tcpsm 0 2305 4405 2016-01-22T01:27:44Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''Wizard Chess''' is Chess except that both players are [[Wizard]]s, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sid..." 4405 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wizard Chess''' is Chess except that both players are [[Wizard]]s, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sides of the table. As a goof, when he wins, the player may taunt the empty other side of the board, and then run over there and clutch at his heart in mock horror and shame. The aspiring Chess Wizard should beware, however, that if at this point he breaks out in laughter and claps himself on the back while shaking his hand, this may result in a temporal paradox and result in self-annihilation. 9bal4xmizopxpzldgeibnumb8136ow0 4406 4405 2016-01-22T01:28:07Z Milo fett 34586 4406 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wizard Chess''' is Chess except that both players are [[Wizard]]s, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sides of the table. As a goof, when he wins, the player may taunt the empty other side of the board, and then run over there and clutch at his heart in mock horror and shame. The aspiring Chess Wizard should beware, however, that if at this point he breaks out in laughter and claps himself on the back while shaking his hand, this may result in a temporal paradox and result in self-annihilation. [[Category:Variants]] m5bw2aw8opq5b8vzqqkm3eejnho7r9w 4468 4406 2016-01-31T20:59:32Z Milo fett 34586 4468 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wizard Chess''' is Chess except that both players are [[Wizard]]s, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sides of the table. As a goof, when he wins, the player may taunt the empty other side of the board, and then run over there and clutch at his heart in mock horror and shame. The aspiring Chess Wizard should beware, however, that if at this point he breaks out in laughter and claps himself on the back while shaking his hand, this may result in a temporal paradox and result in self-[[annihilation]]. [[Category:Variants]] p98opv44ydu1plia19n0j7yo193ovem 4469 4468 2016-01-31T20:59:44Z Milo fett 34586 4469 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wizard Chess''' is Chess except that both players are [[Wizard]]s, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sides of the table. As a goof, when he wins, the player may taunt the empty other side of the board, and then run over there and clutch at his heart in mock horror and shame. The aspiring Chess Wizard should beware, however, that if at this point he breaks out in laughter and claps himself on the back while shaking his hand, this may result in a temporal paradox and result in self-[[Death|annihilation]]. [[Category:Variants]] i4oy8ihvnok13vs7glj0h7p10za6hf9 6789 4469 2023-09-21T18:04:50Z Milo fett 34586 6789 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with [[Chess OS#Notable appearances|Chess Wizard]].'' '''Wizard Chess''' is Chess except that both players are [[Wizard]]s, typically the same wizard playing against himself by comically running back and forth between the two sides of the table. As a goof, when he wins, the player may taunt the empty other side of the board, and then run over there and clutch at his heart in mock horror and shame. The aspiring Chess Wizard should beware, however, that if at this point he breaks out in laughter and claps himself on the back while shaking his hand, this may result in a temporal paradox and result in self-[[Death|annihilation]]. [[Category:Variants]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] 20x46l9f5vwnwpnef516u2djo11osg0 0 3271 6448 2023-08-20T02:52:43Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "As a result of its [[Queen|fear of women]], Chess has created a separate competitive league for them, with its own set of rules. Like [[Queen|Chess' own woman the Queen]], if women were allowed into real Chess, they would possess the combined abilities of each non-equine male Piece without the drawbacks of the [[King]]'s stark vulnerability, and would quickly prove the most valuable, with most [[Transmutation|Pieces successfully crossing the Chessboard]] choosing [[to]]..." 6448 wikitext text/x-wiki As a result of its [[Queen|fear of women]], Chess has created a separate competitive league for them, with its own set of rules. Like [[Queen|Chess' own woman the Queen]], if women were allowed into real Chess, they would possess the combined abilities of each non-equine male Piece without the drawbacks of the [[King]]'s stark vulnerability, and would quickly prove the most valuable, with most [[Transmutation|Pieces successfully crossing the Chessboard]] choosing [[to]] become one. As women naturally dominate an unsegregated Chess league, they have been banished to Women's Chess. === Rules of Women's Chess: === * Women can be allowed to play this version, adjusted for their distinct ''Women's Brains'' * Delicate [[:Category:Pieces|Pieces]] * Less [[Income|income per turn]] * [[Anal beads]] may be permitted in other canals, if washed between uses [[Category:Variants]] fnee6wswng60zs7h9823rvwlx6c4ikc 0 3167 6178 2023-07-26T04:30:35Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "The '''wooden queens''' are wooden queen chess pieces. They are '''lesbian''' and in love with each other. The wooden queens thinks wood is best material, and is enemies with other people not made with wood only. [[File:Wooden queens.png|thumb|The '''wooden queens'''.]] There are other variants of the wooden queens, such as the plastic queens. [[File:Plastic queens.png|left|thumb]] The plastic queens are not lesbian. They are the enemies of the wooden queens, though th..." 6178 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''wooden queens''' are wooden queen chess pieces. They are '''lesbian''' and in love with each other. The wooden queens thinks wood is best material, and is enemies with other people not made with wood only. [[File:Wooden queens.png|thumb|The '''wooden queens'''.]] There are other variants of the wooden queens, such as the plastic queens. [[File:Plastic queens.png|left|thumb]] The plastic queens are not lesbian. They are the enemies of the wooden queens, though they don’t understand why. Their friends are the clay queens. They usually play a friendly game of chess. Every time the wooden queens see them, the wooden queens would chase them with a chainsaw. One time, the wooden queens has gotten to the clay queens and killed the queens. The plastic queens are traumatized and moved away from the town and is now living far away from the wooden queens. bidnzyctv6lbp5ete1hawuspzmdl77l 6196 6178 2023-07-26T18:11:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6196 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''wooden queens''' are wooden queen chess pieces. They are '''lesbian''' and in love with each other. The wooden queens thinks wood is best material, and is enemies with other people not made with wood only. [[File:Wooden queens.png|thumb|The '''wooden queens'''.]] There are other variants of the wooden queens, such as the plastic queens. [[File:Plastic queens.png|left|thumb]] The plastic queens are not lesbian. They are the enemies of the wooden queens, though they don’t understand why. Their friends are the clay queens. They usually play a friendly game of chess. Every time the wooden queens see them, the wooden queens would chase them with a chainsaw. One time, the wooden queens has gotten to the clay queens and killed the queens. The plastic queens are traumatized and moved away from the town and is now living far away from the wooden queens. [[Category:Pieces]] o3r0jpzo108aosuamwu3wgis6utrrzy 0 2308 4411 2016-01-22T01:55:17Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''world piece''' is one of the largest pieces in a game of [[Chess]], as it is a 1:1 scale model of the entire Earth and all that has graced its ephemeral shores of sand ..." 4411 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''world piece''' is one of the largest pieces in a game of [[Chess]], as it is a 1:1 scale model of the entire Earth and all that has graced its ephemeral shores of sand and brine. Many try to invoke it, but so far none have been successful. There are many ways to defeat it (see asteroids, disease, gray goo, etc.) [[Category: Pieces]] 1g3whk0mbz9t3a3m7alcdec0nvuxbpc 4842 4411 2016-11-15T22:04:05Z Milo fett 34586 4842 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''world piece''' is one of the largest pieces in a game of [[Chess]], as it is a 1:1 scale model of the entire [[Earth]] and all that has graced its ephemeral shores of sand and brine. Many try to invoke it, but so far none have been successful. There are many ways to defeat it (see asteroids, disease, [[Gray|gray goo]], etc.) [[Category: Pieces]] f72c0x1d9fxtob776fbznf0s6sx3bw9 0 3312 6523 2023-08-28T20:13:44Z 2.97.99.207 Created page with "TBC" 6523 wikitext text/x-wiki TBC rdttaxu6zg0xm53uda55f7t0du19za4 0 3349 6616 2023-09-07T00:35:31Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "'''Wraparound''' is a mode where the Chessboard's [[Board's Edge|extremes]] are all connected, [[A]] [[to]] [[H]], [[1]] [[to]] [[8]] etc. This results in a [[Chesssphere|spherical Chessboard]], but some<sup>[who?]</sup> prefer to [[Imagination|just imagine it]]. A typical Wraparound game plays thus: [[White]]'s [[turn]]. [[White]] is in [[Checkmate]]. [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Black wins]]. [[Category:Modes]] Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by whi..." 6616 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wraparound''' is a mode where the Chessboard's [[Board's Edge|extremes]] are all connected, [[A]] [[to]] [[H]], [[1]] [[to]] [[8]] etc. This results in a [[Chesssphere|spherical Chessboard]], but some<sup>[who?]</sup> prefer to [[Imagination|just imagine it]]. A typical Wraparound game plays thus: [[White]]'s [[turn]]. [[White]] is in [[Checkmate]]. [[List of Chess Win Conditions|Black wins]]. [[Category:Modes]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] 2hbattzzeb1hfqmqhyv40731ja904kv 0 2245 4292 2015-03-15T23:27:08Z 82.24.92.97 Created page with "'''Wylvywth Pederin Wxtygrl '''is the leftmost Black Pawn. He enjoys ice cream and gardening, and is voiced by Latino singing sensation [[Ricky Martin]]. He is known to som..." 4292 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wylvywth Pederin Wxtygrl '''is the leftmost Black Pawn. He enjoys ice cream and gardening, and is voiced by Latino singing sensation [[Ricky Martin]]. He is known to sometimes mischievously switch places with the rightmost Black Pawn [[Jill]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] jycwv4r9ciov7ctgnvw90yv060ikx33 4296 4292 2015-03-15T23:41:18Z 82.24.92.97 4296 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Wylvywth Pederin Wxtygrl '''is the leftmost Black Pawn. He enjoys ice cream and gardening, and is voiced by Latino singing sensation [[Ricky Martin]]. He is known [[to]] sometimes mischievously switch places with the rightmost Black Pawn [[Jill]]. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pawns]] o8z87seawaypxm2i0nn6l88qex33jrd 0 3198 6252 2023-07-29T13:19:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "This file is often frequented by [[Pirate|pirates]] == Trivia == * This file used to be called Twitter, until recently * X is a part of a collection of files called [[The X-Files]] [[Category:Files]]" 6252 wikitext text/x-wiki This file is often frequented by [[Pirate|pirates]] == Trivia == * This file used to be called Twitter, until recently * X is a part of a collection of files called [[The X-Files]] [[Category:Files]] 5p6g9heeuhjjr8eb25lyr3ynukdyg7h 0 2793 5431 2023-02-02T15:19:56Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Gay Chess]] 5431 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Gay Chess]] 07sebox07subblhicub2vl1oth4spes 0 3309 6515 2023-08-28T06:19:05Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''Yellow King''' is a [[piece]] played by the [[Yellow]] team. Discussion of strategy for this piece is generally [[ban]]ned. == Characteristics == The Yellow King is known for being unable to equip any [[mask]] piece without the [[Pallid]] [[attribute]]. == See also == * [[The Sinister Man]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Kings]]" 6515 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''Yellow King''' is a [[piece]] played by the [[Yellow]] team. Discussion of strategy for this piece is generally [[ban]]ned. == Characteristics == The Yellow King is known for being unable to equip any [[mask]] piece without the [[Pallid]] [[attribute]]. == See also == * [[The Sinister Man]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Kings]] a0963fnqxhnhi1aio8tjmt9jsd5h1w4 0 3474 6977 2024-01-10T22:28:57Z Shun69420 54153237 Created page with "[[File:Yoohooo.png|thumb]] [[File:Csss.png|thumb|Your Chess Pieces:]] [[File:Moms Slipper.png|thumb|The Slipper]] The yo mama chess piece has a slipper that can kill any piece. If the mom and dad chess piece are standing together, they can combine the slipper and belt which creates the ultimate weapon. === '''''<u>STATS:</u>''''' === Moms Slipper and Dads Belt: INFINITE DAMAGE BREAKS BLOCK UNCOUNTERABLE Range: INFINITE you cant survive this, its over 4 u" 6977 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Yoohooo.png|thumb]] [[File:Csss.png|thumb|Your Chess Pieces:]] [[File:Moms Slipper.png|thumb|The Slipper]] The yo mama chess piece has a slipper that can kill any piece. If the mom and dad chess piece are standing together, they can combine the slipper and belt which creates the ultimate weapon. === '''''<u>STATS:</u>''''' === Moms Slipper and Dads Belt: INFINITE DAMAGE BREAKS BLOCK UNCOUNTERABLE Range: INFINITE you cant survive this, its over 4 u quppapqe0izkzbe1ob7kdh5zr1t8fs4 6978 6977 2024-01-10T23:06:51Z Shun69420 54153237 6978 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Yoohooo.png|thumb]] [[File:Csss.png|thumb|Your Chess Pieces:]] [[File:Moms Slipper.png|thumb|The Slipper]] The yo mama chess piece has a slipper that can kill any piece. If the mom and dad chess piece are standing together, they can combine the slipper and belt which creates the ultimate weapon. === '''''<u>STATS:</u>''''' === Moms Slipper and Dads Belt: INFINITE DAMAGE BREAKS BLOCK UNCOUNTERABLE Range: INFINITE You can't survive this, its over for you. klumv44srq70udufv53p7ndh4ojpv0m 6982 6978 2024-01-11T11:23:34Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6982 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Yoohooo.png|thumb]] [[File:Csss.png|thumb|Your Chess Pieces:]] [[File:Moms Slipper.png|thumb|The Slipper]] The yo mama chess piece has a slipper that can kill any piece. If the mom and dad chess piece are standing together, they can combine the slipper and belt which creates the ultimate weapon. === '''''<u>STATS:</u>''''' === Moms Slipper and Dads Belt: INFINITE DAMAGE BREAKS BLOCK UNCOUNTERABLE Range: INFINITE You can't survive this, its over for you. [[Category:Pieces]] 718ai5vripqhvtcdeng6j9u5h6mn0nm 0 2571 4956 2019-01-01T20:37:07Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Player]] 4956 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Player]] 5lsijiumt9r403baeh58o3cj652n4kq 0 2794 5432 2023-02-02T15:20:45Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Gay Chess]] 5432 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Gay Chess]] 07sebox07subblhicub2vl1oth4spes 0 2472 4766 2016-07-13T00:46:50Z 82.31.7.40 Created page with "A [[Zebra]] is a rogue [[black|double]]-[[white|agent]] [[Horsey]] whose monochrome stripings allow him to play for both [[nation|teams]]. Both players can move the [[Zebra]]..." 4766 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Zebra]] is a rogue [[black|double]]-[[white|agent]] [[Horsey]] whose monochrome stripings allow him to play for both [[nation|teams]]. Both players can move the [[Zebra]]. He moves like a [[Horsey]] but can be [[taken|took]] by either side. i1kc783g9j1bw8tyktoeiuf1b9xeg8n 4971 4766 2019-08-08T13:34:43Z 79.75.71.62 Adding categories 4971 wikitext text/x-wiki A [[Zebra]] is a rogue [[black|double]]-[[white|agent]] [[Horsey]] whose monochrome stripings allow him to play for both [[nation|teams]]. Both players can move the [[Zebra]]. He moves like a [[Horsey]] but can be [[taken|took]] by either side. [[Category:Pieces]] j8l79j1etpdi0wz9d2kqgo4k24h2nis 0 3524 7172 2024-07-08T14:45:20Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "Every [[game]] of [[Chess]] with a [[Zebra]] present ends(?) in '''Zebra Indecision''', wherein one player Moves the Zebra and the other [[player]] Moves it back, [[ad infinitum]]. As both of these Moves are fully [[Legality|Legal]], unless a [[No Repeat Moves]] law is in place, the game can and will continue indefinitely. Many Chessers have been lost to Zebra indecision, which is why the Piece doesn't get used much. Zebra Indecision is considered a kind of Kill Screen..." 7172 wikitext text/x-wiki Every [[game]] of [[Chess]] with a [[Zebra]] present ends(?) in '''Zebra Indecision''', wherein one player Moves the Zebra and the other [[player]] Moves it back, [[ad infinitum]]. As both of these Moves are fully [[Legality|Legal]], unless a [[No Repeat Moves]] law is in place, the game can and will continue indefinitely. Many Chessers have been lost to Zebra indecision, which is why the Piece doesn't get used much. Zebra Indecision is considered a kind of Kill Screen caused by the mutual will of all participant Players. == Escaping Zebra Indecision == To escape Zebra indecision, make any other [[Move]]. As simple as this [[Seeming|seems]], [[Things that never happen|this never happens]] because player A only chose that Move as they were certain of its efficacy, and player B really didn't want player A [[to]] make that [[choice]]. == Known players currently stuck in Zebra Indecision == please feel free to add yourself to this list if this describes you! Bon voyage! == Unknown players currently stuck in Zebra Indecision == Unknown == Known players confirmed deceased during Zebra Indecision == Plenty [[Category:Endless]] [[Category:States]] 5dug0nqmandblvxax5zm7mjjmcv2zw0 7173 7172 2024-07-08T14:46:11Z 78.40.233.12 7173 wikitext text/x-wiki Every [[game]] of [[Chess]] with a [[Zebra]] present ends(?) in '''Zebra Indecision''', wherein one player Moves the Zebra and the other [[player]] Moves it back, [[ad infinitum]]. As both of these Moves are fully [[Legality|Legal]], unless a [[No Repeat Moves]] law is in place, the game [[Chance|can]] and [[Inevitabilities|will]] continue indefinitely. Many Chessers have been lost to Zebra indecision, which is why the Piece doesn't get used much. Zebra Indecision is considered a kind of Kill Screen caused by the mutual will of all participant Players. == Escaping Zebra Indecision == To escape Zebra indecision, make any other [[Move]]. As simple as this [[Seeming|seems]], [[Things that never happen|this never happens]] because player A only chose that Move as they were certain of its efficacy, and player B really didn't want player A [[to]] make that [[choice]]. == Known players currently stuck in Zebra Indecision == please feel free to add yourself to this list if this describes you! Bon voyage! == Unknown players currently stuck in Zebra Indecision == Unknown == Known players confirmed deceased during Zebra Indecision == Plenty [[Category:Endless]] [[Category:States]] jt4r8iq5ngrhq0id0qlh38omsn31yem 0 3486 7006 2024-02-09T01:17:08Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "A '''Ziggleboard''' is any [[Chessboard]] based around [[Fank|Fanks]] rather than [[File|Files]] or [[Rank|Ranks]]. * A True Ziggleboard zigs and zags all over the place! Z by name, Z by nature! ** There is no absolute measure for the Trueness of a Ziggleboard, but [[Judgment|you know one when you see it]]. * A Paraziggleboard is constructed of a few long Fanks together. [[Bishop|Bishops]] become very useful here! [[Pawn|Pawns]] had better get used [[to]] En Passant..." 7006 wikitext text/x-wiki A '''Ziggleboard''' is any [[Chessboard]] based around [[Fank|Fanks]] rather than [[File|Files]] or [[Rank|Ranks]]. * A True Ziggleboard zigs and zags all over the place! Z by name, Z by nature! ** There is no absolute measure for the Trueness of a Ziggleboard, but [[Judgment|you know one when you see it]]. * A Paraziggleboard is constructed of a few long Fanks together. [[Bishop|Bishops]] become very useful here! [[Pawn|Pawns]] had better get used [[to]] [[En Passant]]! [[Category:Boards]] 3e6axo9aybl0oxzl4g70slk18m2gzq9 0 2772 5381 2023-01-31T19:30:11Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''For the [[Chess Piece|Chess piece]] based on this animal, see [[Zorsey]]'' [[File:E11ba36762e325eaaf24eab45da973ef--animal-alphabet-rare-animals.jpg|thumb|333x333px|Image of a zorse]] A '''zorse''' refers to a type of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebroid zebroid] that is specifically a [[Cross-breeding|cross-breed]] between a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra zebra] and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse horse], typically [[a]] zebra stallion and a horse mare...." 5381 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the [[Chess Piece|Chess piece]] based on this animal, see [[Zorsey]]'' [[File:E11ba36762e325eaaf24eab45da973ef--animal-alphabet-rare-animals.jpg|thumb|333x333px|Image of a zorse]] A '''zorse''' refers to a type of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebroid zebroid] that is specifically a [[Cross-breeding|cross-breed]] between a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra zebra] and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse horse], typically [[a]] zebra stallion and a horse mare. The zorse's appearance resembles that of a horse, except it is decorated with the iconic stripes that zebras usually have. [[Category:Animals]] s3ug97vrtpqzvyk6elqz2t8ix89l2za 5382 5381 2023-01-31T19:38:06Z Chalcogens 52316134 5382 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the [[Chess Piece|Chess piece]] based on this animal, see [[Zorsey]]'' [[File:E11ba36762e325eaaf24eab45da973ef--animal-alphabet-rare-animals.jpg|thumb|333x333px|Image of a zorse]] A '''zorse''' refers to a mammal from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chordate Chordata] phylum and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equus_(genus) Equus] genus, it is a type of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebroid zebroid], more specifically a [[Cross-breeding|cross-breed]] between a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra zebra] and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse horse], typically [[a]] zebra stallion and a horse mare. The zorse's appearance resembles that of a horse, except it is decorated with the iconic stripes that zebras usually have. [[Category:Animals]] b6wl5yd97x657253z080mlhylo6xov5 5715 5382 2023-02-11T12:54:51Z Chalcogens 52316134 5715 wikitext text/x-wiki ''For the [[Chess Piece|Chess piece]] counterpart of this animal, see [[Zorsey]]'' [[File:E11ba36762e325eaaf24eab45da973ef--animal-alphabet-rare-animals.jpg|thumb|333x333px|Image of a zorse]] A '''zorse''' refers to a mammal from the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chordate Chordata] phylum and the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equus_(genus) Equus] genus, it is a type of [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebroid zebroid], more specifically a [[Cross-breeding|cross-breed]] between a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zebra zebra] and a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horse horse], typically [[a]] zebra stallion and a horse mare. The zorse's appearance resembles that of a horse, except it is decorated with the iconic stripes that zebras usually have. [[Category:Animals]] swu1lqz9gaskljbmu83p31zqxc61900 0 2998 5800 2023-03-09T08:58:58Z Chalcogens 52316134 Redirected page to [[Tsing tsuang]] 5800 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Tsing tsuang]] sx781419lwatxye1z9w3sztag7su51i 0 3443 6898 2023-10-06T18:46:03Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "''Not to be confused with the [[!Horsey]]'' The '''bitwise NOT Horsey''' ('''~Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that [[can]] [[move]] [[to]] every single [[square]], except the ones the [[Horsey]] can. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]]" 6898 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[!Horsey]]'' The '''bitwise NOT Horsey''' ('''~Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that [[can]] [[move]] [[to]] every single [[square]], except the ones the [[Horsey]] can. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] 941lswfgtsf6b2ddpek8ulfisdwm2i1 6900 6898 2023-10-06T18:54:25Z Chalcogens 52316134 Adding categories 6900 wikitext text/x-wiki ''Not to be confused with the [[!Horsey]]'' The '''bitwise NOT Horsey''' ('''~Horsey''' for short) is a [[Chess]] [[piece]] that [[can]] [[move]] [[to]] every single [[square]], except the ones the [[Horsey]] can. [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Pages that should not be confused with other pages]] [[Category:Computer Science]] [[Category:Pages where the punchline is a rule by which any game of Chess is immediately and inevitably won]] d8vy4o0q33u26aqwd60y9818r8hx6y1 0 3361 6710 2023-09-08T17:04:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''¬''', also known as '''logical negation''', is an advanced use of the [[Horsey]]'s moveset. == Overview == If a [[Horsey]] makes a move consisting of two [[right]]ward and one [[down]]ward [[square]]s of movement, and there is a [[piece]] located four [[square]]s to the [[right]] of its original position, that piece is now '''negated'''. The effects of the negation operation depend on the targeted piece. For example, a negated [[Rook]] becomes an Upside-Down Roo..." 6710 wikitext text/x-wiki '''¬''', also known as '''logical negation''', is an advanced use of the [[Horsey]]'s moveset. == Overview == If a [[Horsey]] makes a move consisting of two [[right]]ward and one [[down]]ward [[square]]s of movement, and there is a [[piece]] located four [[square]]s to the [[right]] of its original position, that piece is now '''negated'''. The effects of the negation operation depend on the targeted piece. For example, a negated [[Rook]] becomes an [[Upside-Down Rook]], while a negated [[King]] switches the game mode to [[Anarchy Chess]]. == Further examples == * [[Weird Piece]] → [[Normal Piece]] * [[Front-facing Horsey]] → [[Back-facing Horsey]] * [[Mario]] → [[Wario]] * [[Die]] → [[Live]] * [[Duck]] → [[Jump]] * [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]] → [[┬┴┬┴༼ ಥل͟ಥ ༽ ┬┴┬┴┤]] * [[Otis the cow]] → [[Milo the cow]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Characters]] qxtuec8ynf0j4scbkf3iwvel68dpncc 6711 6710 2023-09-08T17:04:26Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6711 wikitext text/x-wiki '''¬''', also known as '''logical negation''', is an advanced use of the [[Horsey]]'s moveset. == Overview == If a [[Horsey]] makes a move consisting of two [[right]]ward and one [[down]]ward [[square]]s of movement, and there is a [[piece]] located four [[square]]s to the [[right]] of its original position, that piece is now '''negated'''. The effects of the negation operation depend on the targeted piece. For example, a negated [[Rook]] becomes an [[Upside-Down Rook]], while a negated [[King]] switches the game mode to [[Anarchy Chess]]. == Further examples == * [[Weird Piece]] → [[Normal Piece]] * [[Front-facing Horsey]] → [[Back-facing Horsey]] * [[Mario]] → [[Wario]] * [[Die]] → [[Live]] * [[Duck]] → [[Jump]] * [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]] → [[┬┴┬┴༼ ಥل͟ಥ ༽ ┬┴┬┴┤]] * [[Otis the cow]] → [[Milo the cow]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Linguistics]] 2dj7708404vovduri4gxixyzbkowthz 6712 6711 2023-09-08T17:09:50Z Milo fett 34586 6712 wikitext text/x-wiki '''¬''', also known as '''logical negation''', is an advanced use of the [[Horsey]]'s moveset. == Overview == If a [[Horsey]] makes a move consisting of two [[right]]ward and one [[down]]ward [[square]]s of movement, and there is a [[piece]] located three [[square]]s to the [[right]] of its original position, that piece is now '''negated'''. The effects of the negation operation depend on the targeted piece. For example, a negated [[Rook]] becomes an [[Upside-Down Rook]], while a negated [[King]] switches the game mode to [[Anarchy Chess]]. == Further examples == * ¬[[Weird Piece]] → [[Normal Piece]] * ¬[[Front-facing Horsey]] → [[Back-facing Horsey]] * ¬[[Mario]] → [[Wario]] * ¬[[Die]] → [[Live]] * ¬[[Duck]] → [[Jump]] * ¬[[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]] → [[┬┴┬┴༼ ಥل͟ಥ ༽ ┬┴┬┴┤]] * ¬[[Otis the cow]] → [[Milo the cow]] * ¬[[Personnel]] → [[Telefrag]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Linguistics]] fjl6gg96n86d8hsnbg5uecq9hcpeyz0 6714 6712 2023-09-08T17:20:14Z Milo fett 34586 6714 wikitext text/x-wiki '''¬''', also known as '''logical negation''', is an advanced use of the [[Horsey]]'s moveset. == Overview == If a [[Horsey]] makes a move consisting of two [[right]]ward and one [[down]]ward [[square]]s of movement, and there is a [[piece]] located three [[square]]s to the [[right]] of its original position, that piece is now '''negated'''. The effects of the negation operation depend on the targeted piece. For example, a negated [[Rook]] becomes an [[Upside-Down Rook]], while a negated [[King]] switches the game mode to [[Anarchy Chess]]. == Further examples == * ¬[[Weird Piece]] → [[Normal Piece]] * ¬[[Front-facing Horsey]] → [[Back-facing Horsey]] * ¬[[Mario]] → [[Wario]] * ¬[[Die]] → [[Live]] * ¬[[Duck]] → [[Jump]] * ¬[[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]] → [[┬┴┬┴༼ ಥل͟ಥ ༽ ┬┴┬┴┤]] * ¬[[Otis the cow]] → [[Milo the cow]] * ¬[[Bactrian Camel Emoji|🐫]] → [[Dromedary Camel Emoji|🐪]] * ¬[[Personnel]] → [[Telefrag]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Linguistics]] t16k6cofa7xbfg2jh480686bysy53kk 6907 6714 2023-10-09T16:36:39Z Milo fett 34586 6907 wikitext text/x-wiki '''¬''', also known as '''logical negation''', is an advanced use of the [[Horsey]]'s moveset. == Overview == If a [[Horsey]] makes a move consisting of two [[right]]ward and one [[down]]ward [[square]]s of movement, and there is a [[piece]] located three [[square]]s to the [[right]] of its original position, that piece is now '''negated'''. The effects of the negation operation depend on the targeted piece. For example, a negated [[Rook]] becomes an [[Upside-Down Rook]], while a negated [[King]] switches the game mode to [[Anarchy Chess]]. == Further examples == * ¬[[Horsey]] → [[!Horsey]] * ¬[[Weird Piece]] → [[Normal Piece]] * ¬[[Front-facing Horsey]] → [[Back-facing Horsey]] * ¬[[Mario]] → [[Wario]] * ¬[[Die]] → [[Live]] * ¬[[Duck]] → [[Jump]] * ¬[[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]] → [[┬┴┬┴༼ ಥل͟ಥ ༽ ┬┴┬┴┤]] * ¬[[Otis the cow]] → [[Milo the cow]] * ¬[[Bactrian Camel Emoji|🐫]] → [[Dromedary Camel Emoji|🐪]] * ¬[[Personnel]] → [[Telefrag]] [[Category:Maneuvers]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Linguistics]] [[Category:Computer Science]] 20gq5he45esfgmkk3tsk1et1ybpn7cy 0 3245 6386 2023-08-15T14:32:24Z 78.40.233.12 Created page with "[[Α]] is the file [[A]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]]" 6386 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Α]] is the file [[A]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]] 2u5wqe0xgcs25irf7pyj12rf9qsbz14 6763 6386 2023-09-19T14:41:05Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6763 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Α]] is the file [[A]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] mt4x1ei5dk6q4lidhobqesf2c1ur016 6765 6763 2023-09-19T14:41:34Z 78.40.233.11 Adding categories 6765 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Α]] is the file [[A]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] [[Category:Characters]] 22kq4akzovsph976auxd9adjvqdna1t 0 2738 5307 2023-01-25T01:56:08Z Craten 26192002 Redirected page to [[I]] 5307 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[I]] 7zibubb6z7ev0uoyzrsq8lx6exzd9t0 5308 5307 2023-01-25T01:59:34Z Craten 26192002 Changed redirect target from [[I]] to [[Ι]] 5308 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[ι]] idpmb1a3jeksspwel3aj2bdh4yfm99f 5309 5308 2023-01-25T01:59:57Z Craten 26192002 Changed redirect target from [[Ι]] to [[L]] 5309 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[L]] 0yv9guctw5enxobwjj8ad5wkzjp905a 0 2832 5494 2023-02-04T11:13:40Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''π''' is an irrational [[rank]] in [[chess]], located close after [[3]]. It is directly not possible [[to]] visit this rank, but a popular alternative is 22/7, or 355/113, if you dare.. ==Trivia== *There's a pie factory running along this rank *In [[Engineer Chess]], this rank and rank 3 are the same [[Category:Ranks]]" 5494 wikitext text/x-wiki '''π''' is an irrational [[rank]] in [[chess]], located close after [[3]]. It is directly not possible [[to]] visit this rank, but a popular alternative is 22/7, or 355/113, if you dare.. ==Trivia== *There's a pie factory running along this rank *In [[Engineer Chess]], this rank and rank 3 are the same [[Category:Ranks]] nuiit4z125bcjqgp4nn5jkutw0k7r6x 0 2914 5650 2023-02-07T21:09:37Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "''This article is about the crewmember. For the Grass/Poison-type, see: [[Pokémon #0591]]'' The '''ඞ''' is a [[piece]] whose main functions are [[repair]], sanitation, and intelligence-gathering. Each [[turn]], the ඞ travels around the [[board|map]] and fulfills its assigned [[task]]s until they are finished. However, be careful not to confuse it with the [[ඞ]]. While similar-looking, the ඞ is actually a different piece whose goal is to wipe out all ඞs. To..." 5650 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the crewmember. For the Grass/Poison-type, see: [[Pokémon #0591]]'' The '''ඞ''' is a [[piece]] whose main functions are [[repair]], sanitation, and intelligence-gathering. Each [[turn]], the ඞ travels around the [[board|map]] and fulfills its assigned [[task]]s until they are finished. However, be careful not to confuse it with the [[ඞ]]. While similar-looking, the ඞ is actually a different piece whose goal is to wipe out all ඞs. To combat this, the ඞs can use the [[Vote]] [[move]] to try to reach consen[[sus]] on which ඞs are actually ඞs. == See also == * [[Spy]] * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Pieces]] 5hu5bdskdlzm94f9yjd92ojeqif0yg5 5653 5650 2023-02-07T21:16:55Z Milo fett 34586 5653 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the crewmember. For the Grass/Poison-type, see: [[Pokémon #0591]]'' The '''ඞ''' is a [[piece]] whose main functions are [[repair]], sanitation, and intelligence-gathering. Each [[turn]], the ඞ travels around the [[board|map]] and fulfills its assigned [[task]]s until they are finished. However, be careful not to confuse it with the [[ඞ]]. While similar-looking, the ඞ is actually a different piece whose goal is to wipe out all ඞs. To combat this, the ඞs can use the [[Vote]] [[move]] to try to reach consen[[sus]] on which ඞs are actually ඞs. == Tasks == The three most common [[task]]s fulfilled by the ඞ are [[Make Burger|eats]], [[Empty Garbage|chutes]], and [[Clean O2 Filter|leaves]]. == See also == * [[Spy]] * [[Decoy]] * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Pieces]] f7b2dbn9unnmi68a0olvr751537ifbw 6073 5653 2023-07-19T20:48:09Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6073 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the crewmember. For the Grass/Poison-type, see: [[Pokémon #0591]]'' The '''ඞ''' is a [[piece]] whose main functions are [[repair]], sanitation, and intelligence-gathering. Each [[turn]], the ඞ travels around the [[board|map]] and fulfills its assigned [[task]]s until they are finished. However, be careful not to confuse it with the [[ඞ]]. While similar-looking, the ඞ is actually a different piece whose goal is to wipe out all ඞs. To combat this, the ඞs can use the [[Vote]] [[move]] to try to reach consen[[sus]] on which ඞs are actually ඞs. == Tasks == The three most common [[task]]s fulfilled by the ඞ are [[Make Burger|eats]], [[Empty Garbage|chutes]], and [[Clean O2 Filter|leaves]]. == See also == * [[Spy]] * [[Decoy]] * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Chesspionage]] i9f043primke42xholp8n06c24c0xvw 6264 6073 2023-08-02T17:27:29Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6264 wikitext text/x-wiki ''This article is about the crewmember. For the Grass/Poison-type, see: [[Pokémon #0591]]'' The '''ඞ''' is a [[piece]] whose main functions are [[repair]], sanitation, and intelligence-gathering. Each [[turn]], the ඞ travels around the [[board|map]] and fulfills its assigned [[task]]s until they are finished. However, be careful not to confuse it with the [[ඞ]]. While similar-looking, the ඞ is actually a different piece whose goal is to wipe out all ඞs. To combat this, the ඞs can use the [[Vote]] [[move]] to try to reach consen[[sus]] on which ඞs are actually ඞs. == Tasks == The three most common [[task]]s fulfilled by the ඞ are [[Make Burger|eats]], [[Empty Garbage|chutes]], and [[Clean O2 Filter|leaves]]. == See also == * [[Spy]] * [[Decoy]] * [[Democracy Chess]] [[Category:Pieces]] [[Category:Chesspionage]] [[Category:Space]] dxklqav18ah1rx1mhrw4k2cnv0ypc50 0 3057 5914 2023-05-15T00:09:05Z 92.3.67.40 Created page with "ᗺ is the file [[B]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]]" 5914 wikitext text/x-wiki ᗺ is the file [[B]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]] kpikdidmamr1wm4kajbcs1onlrqdxg3 6762 5914 2023-09-19T14:40:57Z 78.40.233.10 Adding categories 6762 wikitext text/x-wiki ᗺ is the file [[B]] flipped from right to left. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:AᗺBΑ]] 2grrp17u3j77xhvh3dra7xeu8yksoq6 0 2387 4589 2016-03-02T23:28:54Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Spades]] 4589 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Spades]] 21v3sx8k6dxeaeuko2urvjc1ue9p3yh 0 2388 4591 2016-03-02T23:29:34Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Clubs]] 4591 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Clubs]] jnbyugwpxyivlndjmp5o2xp24qexig6 0 2386 4587 2016-03-02T23:28:15Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Hearts]] 4587 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Hearts]] 3zuzsxabwwts4doisa7p4q42y08y362 0 2389 4593 2016-03-02T23:30:21Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Diamonds]] 4593 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Diamonds]] em7kittj8xgb8fis4ovsjzxoq633erq 0 2481 4790 2016-08-02T23:28:20Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "The '''ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ''' is a [[piece]] introduced in [[Wave 3]] of the [[booster pack]]s. It can move 3 [[square]]s (total, not per turn) and provides moral support t..." 4790 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ''' is a [[piece]] introduced in [[Wave 3]] of the [[booster pack]]s. It can move 3 [[square]]s (total, not per turn) and provides moral support to the rest of its team. [[Category:Pieces]] io3fw57mxkyxzlc4ho2j81w7hn7zybr 7227 4790 2024-09-19T02:51:37Z Google Woogle 55100689 7227 wikitext text/x-wiki The '''ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ''' is a [[piece]] introduced in Wave 3 of the [[booster pack]]s. It can move 3 [[square]]s (total, not per turn) and provides moral support to the rest of its team. [[Category:Pieces]] mxli8mt7few5h20vlf2ilku8tbiayr7 0 2311 4416 2016-01-22T17:03:21Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[File:Szilassi polyhedron.gif|250px|right|thumb|A typical 中國象棋 board]] '''中國象棋''', commonly known to Westerners as "'''Chinese Chess'''", is a precursor to [..." 4416 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Szilassi polyhedron.gif|250px|right|thumb|A typical 中國象棋 board]] '''中國象棋''', commonly known to Westerners as "'''Chinese Chess'''", is a precursor to [[Chess]] from 4th century BC China. It is classically played on a [[chessboard|board]] shaped like a Szilassi polyhedron and is directly responsible for the inclusion of the square [[E2]] in modern [[Chess]]. It was a favorite of Sun Tzu during his temporal travels to the fourth century BC. b3xgwv5pwlide9jaw2yghuqftspz8v5 6308 4416 2023-08-04T22:46:33Z Milo fett 34586 Adding categories 6308 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Szilassi polyhedron.gif|250px|right|thumb|A typical 中國象棋 board]] '''中國象棋''', commonly known to Westerners as "'''Chinese Chess'''", is a precursor to [[Chess]] from 4th century BC China. It is classically played on a [[chessboard|board]] shaped like a Szilassi polyhedron and is directly responsible for the inclusion of the square [[E2]] in modern [[Chess]]. It was a favorite of Sun Tzu during his temporal travels to the fourth century BC. [[Category:Other games]] 9pdc25nigmkhunyc2gk9oj5ww6qmhd8 6836 6308 2023-09-28T17:01:07Z Milo fett 34586 finally a payoff seven years later to this dumb joke 6836 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:Szilassi polyhedron.gif|250px|right|thumb|A typical 中國象棋 board]] '''中國象棋''', commonly known to Westerners as "'''Chinese Chess'''", is a precursor to [[Chess]] from 4th century BC China. It is classically played on a [[chessboard|board]] shaped like a Szilassi polyhedron and is directly responsible for the inclusion of the square [[E2]] in modern [[Chess]]. It was a favorite of [[Sun Tzu]] during his temporal travels to the fourth century BC. [[Category:Other games]] sv7evc9rrue6k9mg1w1rwcyfhhv99ru 0 2391 4599 2016-03-03T20:49:38Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Go]] 4599 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Go]] 2zw26tj9vim2fe1kjdayq7vyjhccuj9 0 3249 6402 2023-08-15T17:26:08Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "'''🅱️''' is a [[File|🅱️ile]]. It is lo🅱️ated directly after [[🅰️]] == Characteristics == [[Piece]]s in 🅱️ are considered to be selfish, yet creative. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Memes]]" 6402 wikitext text/x-wiki '''🅱️''' is a [[File|🅱️ile]]. It is lo🅱️ated directly after [[🅰️]] == Characteristics == [[Piece]]s in 🅱️ are considered to be selfish, yet creative. [[Category:Files]] [[Category:Characters]] [[Category:Memes]] 5oad92zx87n4mpvv9icus78z3e5fxgg 0 3363 6715 2023-09-08T17:20:48Z Milo fett 34586 Redirected page to [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] 6715 wikitext text/x-wiki #REDIRECT [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] n8bu2hfxp48mk9ejyh7aqzcmevp6lrq 1 2588 4997 2020-10-17T19:09:44Z 173.179.44.19 Created page with "thanks" 4997 wikitext text/x-wiki thanks cvm2ad0x5f3q93bgzte4wl8yuh37bfx 1 3566 7271 2024-12-10T14:43:41Z Iban Asensio 56388409 Created page with "[[File:CARTELL IL VATICANO.jpg|thumb]]" 7271 wikitext text/x-wiki [[File:CARTELL IL VATICANO.jpg|thumb]] 43iscysomi7qulsc2z39xmpgpjuhw9l 1 2574 4964 2019-05-10T12:05:20Z 46.60.253.149 Created page with "ok but how do you play" 4964 wikitext text/x-wiki ok but how do you play c6bzbqr78iv72vrkidmmnxh6z6l41yc 1 2578 4974 2019-10-30T21:48:51Z 71.34.18.229 Created page with "How do you play?" 4974 wikitext text/x-wiki How do you play? kwsp080f7b5jdzh52u8y3dgjsob7qrc 1 3007 5816 2023-03-23T18:01:39Z EmperorGarfield 52699086 Created page with "What happened at the Glaggleland Massacre? I need to know." 5816 wikitext text/x-wiki What happened at the Glaggleland Massacre? 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''A line break right before <code><nowiki>{{documentation}}</nowiki></code> can also be useful as it helps prevent the documentation template "running into" previous code.'' ===On the Template/doc page=== Normally, you will want to write something like the following on the documentation page: <pre> ==Description== This template is used to do something. ==Syntax== Type <code>{{t|templatename}}</code> somewhere. ==Samples== <code>&lt;nowiki>{{templatename|input}}&lt;/nowiki></code> results in... {{templatename|input}} <includeonly>Any categories for the template itself</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> </pre> Use any or all of the above description/syntax/sample output sections. You may also want to add "see also" or other sections. Note that the above example also uses the [[Template:T]] and [[Template:T/piece]] templates. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> qzx9htjd2zdtsclgbupgmnswo8ajrwg 10 1500 3487 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 2 revisions 3487 wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="boilerplate" id="c-fairuse" style="width:90%; margin:0 auto; padding:10px; border:1px solid #A8ACA8; background:#FFFFCC; color:#000;"> '''''This file is copyrighted. It will be used in a way that qualifies as fair use under US copyright law.''''' </div><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> noev11ypgatftsjjso9y7dqj4sacrjp 10 1948 4017 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4017 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as fair use. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|fairuse}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> pt19oag3drdc7wx8k79hwqtpi2f8bxz 10 2100 3650 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 line break 3650 wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="forumheader">'''Forums:''' [[Forum:Index|Index]] > [[Forum:{{{1}}}|{{{1}}}]] > {{PAGENAME}}</div><br /> [[Category:{{{1}}}]] <noinclude> [[Category:Forums]] {{documentation}}</noinclude> qjkbs5fw8xma3g8jbfjsfcqpb8wnd9n 10 2101 3644 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 "paragraph" better than "line" 3644 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Forumheader|Help desk}} <!-- Please put your content under this paragraph. Be sure to sign your edits with four tildes: ~~~~ --> b9q8l5j5h1n8ewsq41ll2gc4fjxogmo 10 2102 3642 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 Removing section 3642 wikitext text/x-wiki {{Forumheader|Watercooler}} <!-- Please put your content under this paragraph. Be sure to sign your edits with four tildes ~~~~ --> kh1p3ufawqag49txrzfsi9eh6azuhwp 10 2103 4038 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4038 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used at the top of certain forum pages. It is used in conjunction with template subpages such as [[Template:Forumheader/Watercooler]], which are involved in preloads and cannot therefore include the standard link to their own documentation. See [[Help:Wiki-style forums]] for more information. ;Syntax :<code>{{t|Forumheader|Name of forum}}</code>. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> a0tethdvdogg8e3ka7z0r788f6ayn0k 10 2090 3635 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 Undo revision 3620 by [[Special:Contributions/Timeshifter|Timeshifter]] ([[User talk:Timeshifter|talk]]) 3635 wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="boilerplate" id="c-fairuse" style="width:90%; margin:0 auto; padding:10px; border:1px solid #A8ACA8; background:#FFFFCC; color:#000;"> '''''This file was originally uploaded on Wikipedia or another Wikimedia project.''''' </div><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 5fj9mbrnwj9tr0edqijbu1ygqsxju60 10 2091 4033 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4033 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as having been uploaded on [[wikipedia:|Wikipedia]] or another [[wikimedia:|Wikimedia]] project. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|From Wikimedia}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 4oxdjrlprk0ofdw8zhmsux32eo398qd 10 1862 3935 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3935 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Some attributes</div> |- ! First | {{{first|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Second | {{{second|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Third | {{{third|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Other attributes</div> |- {{#if: {{{fourth|}}} | ! Fourth {{!}} {{{fourth}}} | }} |- {{#if: {{{fifth|}}} | ! Fifth {{!}} {{{fifth}}} | }} |- {{#if: {{{sixth|}}} | ! Sixth {{!}} {{{sixth}}} | }} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 4olrwgeklny1cb902pnxlhbkx1wyw5x 10 1938 4018 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4018 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== This template is a sample infobox, to aid in the creation of new infoboxes. Recommended usage: copy the template code to a new template page, and edit it there. ===Infobox and template background=== See [[Help:Templates]], [[Help:Infobox]] and [[Help:Tables]] for some background on how templates and infoboxes work. ===Building blocks=== The infobox is made of the following basic building blocks: * Overall table class: <code>class="wikia-infobox"</code> * Table heading cell class: <code>class="wikia-infobox-header"</code> * Use row header marks ("<code>!</code>") for row title cells ''(and "<code>|</code>" for normal cells)'' * Section separator line: give the header below it a wrapping <code>div</code> with <code>class="wikia-infobox-section-header"</code> * Image cell class: <code>class="wikia-infobox-image"</code> * Image caption cell class: <code>class="wikia-infobox-caption"</code> ===Other notes=== * The Title, First, Second, and Third rows show ''"Unknown"'' if their values are not specified. * The Image, Imagecaption, Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth rows won't show up if their values are not specified: they are each completely enclosed in an 'if' statement. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | first = | second = | third = | fourth = | fifth = | sixth = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox | title = A pretty flower | image = Example.jpg | imagewidth = 100 | imagecaption = Floweris flowerum | first = Pink and green | second = Outdoors | fourth = Annual }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox | title = A pretty flower | image = Example.jpg | imagewidth = 100 | imagecaption = Floweris flowerum | first = Pink and green | second = Outdoors | fourth = Annual }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> iv7u1abvvqaetwnaotv4573xo6fvaub 10 2117 3937 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3937 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">{{{artist|''Unknown''}}}</div> |- ! Released | {{{released|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Recorded | {{{recorded|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Length | {{{length|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Label | {{{label|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Producer | {{{producer|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 1lfcp3a0zb8d564ql1yodpiqjsb61lw 10 2116 4045 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4045 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, enter the following and fill in the appropriate fields. Most fields left blank will not show up. Don't forget to include brackets, to make the fields into links. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox album | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | artist = | released = | recorded = | length = | label = | producer = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox album | title = Fleur | image = Example.jpg | artist = Marigold | released = June 2012 | recorded = 2011 | length = 88:88 | label = Spring | producer = Daffy }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox album | title = Fleur | image = Example.jpg | artist = Marigold | released = June 2012 | recorded = 2011 | length = 88:88 | label = Spring | producer = Daffy }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> c2g619ewf2eh3jbo3kra54kfdal0b7r 10 2106 4008 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4008 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Author | {{{author|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Illustrator | {{{illustrator|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Published on | {{{date|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Published by | {{{publisher|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Publication order</div> |- ! Previous | '''Next''' |- ! style="font-weight:normal;" | {{{previous|''Unknown''}}} | {{{next|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> ha3k2vq67o5iibbi5cy1xu2916z2q9r 10 2104 4039 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4039 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre>{{infobox book | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | author = | illustrator = | date = | publisher = | previous = | next = }}</pre> ==Sample output== <pre>{{infobox book | title = The Adventures of Flower | image = Example.jpg | author = Alice | illustrator = Bob | date = April 1928 | publisher = Arthur's | previous = Book One | next = Book Three }}</pre> Results in... {{infobox book | title = The Adventures of Flower | image = Example.jpg | author = Alice | illustrator = Bob | date = April 1928 | publisher = Arthur's | previous = Book One | next = Book Three }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> cz4lhtr3rid0nd624bit77crdjmo7cy 10 2115 3941 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3941 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Position | {{{position|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Age | {{{age|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Status | {{{status|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Physical attributes</div> |- ! Height | {{{height|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Weight | {{{weight|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 9en99nzvjherbyahkoqtm3kzwvzyi5z 10 2112 4043 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4043 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox character | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | position = | age = | status = | height = | weight = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox character | title = Flowa | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = Flowa, at rest | position = Legal Secretary | age = 2 months | status = Active | height = 5 inches | weight = 20 grams }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox character | title = Flowa | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = Flowa, at rest | position = Legal Secretary | age = 2 months | status = Active | height = 5 inches | weight = 20 grams }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 9l4xnxm4avzbw86vyrjk13cuv39m2cl 10 2107 3943 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3943 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! style="font-weight:normal;" colspan="2" | ''Season {{{season|unknown}}}, Episode {{{number|unknown}}}'' |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Air date | {{{airdate|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Written by | {{{writer|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Directed by | {{{director|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Episode guide</div> |- ! Previous | '''Next''' |- ! style="font-weight:normal;" | {{{previous|''Unknown''}}} | {{{next|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 7fms5v5rht6soeoesad64b3fedg63hk 10 2105 4040 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4040 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre>{{infobox episode | title = | season = | number = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | airdate = | writer = | director = | previous = | next = }}</pre> ==Sample output== <pre>{{infobox episode | title = Flower of Babel | season = One | number = Three | image = Example.jpg | airdate = Unaired | writer = D. Righta | director = A. di Rektour | previous = Episode Two | next = Episode Four }}</pre> Results in... {{infobox episode | title = Flower of Babel | season = One | number = Three | image = Example.jpg | airdate = Unaired | writer = D. Righta | director = A. di Rektour | previous = Episode Two | next = Episode Four }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 70q1go0652w6noudsxz2k24b9vah5m2 10 2110 3947 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3947 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Type | {{{type|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Effects | {{{effects|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Source | {{{source|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Cost to buy | {{{buy|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Cost to sell | {{{sell|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> pxre543y6hf3junixc8b1ci2gdrckhh 10 2109 4042 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4042 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox item | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | type = | effects = | source = | buy = | sell = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox item | title = Power Flower | image = Example.jpg | type = Food | effects = +1 Fire | source = Vendor | buy = 5g | sell = 1g }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox item | title = Power Flower | image = Example.jpg | type = Food | effects = +1 Fire | source = Vendor | buy = 5g | sell = 1g }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> d5ypev8lrneudbgozb6ds2u7t0frwmq 10 2114 4064 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4064 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- {{#if: {{{map|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{map}}}|{{{mapwidth|210}}}px|{{{mapcaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{mapcaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{mapcaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Type | {{{type|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Level | {{{level|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Location | {{{location|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Inhabitants | {{{inhabitants|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> ewncu8g3ds3yxobq7m14asj8zshl2da 10 2113 4044 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4044 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox location | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | map = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | mapwidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | mapcaption = | type = | level = | location = | inhabitants = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox location | title = Flora Island | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = The island | map = Example.jpg | mapcaption = Zone map | type = Contested | level = 1-5 | location = Earth | inhabitants = Stompy Humans, Drinky Bees }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox location | title = Flora Island | image = Example.jpg | imagecaption = The island | map = Example.jpg | mapcaption = Zone map | type = Contested | level = 1-5 | location = Earth | inhabitants = Stompy Humans, Drinky Bees }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 226v8i6ocuhdm47900y3jmc6ckl24gg 10 3370 6741 2023-09-14T17:43:09Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "<infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="title"> <label>Title</label> </data> <data source="age"> <label>Age</label> </data> <data source="status"> <label>Status</label> </data> <data source="height"> <label>Height</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Infobox piece | title1=Example..." 6741 wikitext text/x-wiki <infobox> <title source="title1"> <default>{{PAGENAME}}</default> </title> <image source="image1"> <caption source="caption-image1"/> </image> <data source="title"> <label>Title</label> </data> <data source="age"> <label>Age</label> </data> <data source="status"> <label>Status</label> </data> <data source="height"> <label>Height</label> </data> </infobox> <noinclude> Example usage: <pre> {{Infobox piece | title1=Example | image1=Example | caption-image1=Example | title=Example | age=Example | status=Example | height=Example }} </pre> <templatedata> {"params":{"title1":{"suggested":true},"image1":{"suggested":true},"caption-image1":{"suggested":true},"title":{"suggested":true},"age":{"suggested":true},"status":{"suggested":true},"height":{"suggested":true}},"sets":[],"maps":{}} </templatedata> </noinclude> ia2j90793xhn79i9m9sntb91t8cyazr 10 2111 3951 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3951 wikitext text/x-wiki <onlyinclude>{| class="wikia-infobox" |- ! class="wikia-infobox-header" colspan="2" | {{{title|''Unknown''}}} |- {{#if: {{{image|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-image" colspan="2" {{!}} [[File:{{{image}}}|{{{imagewidth|210}}}px|{{{imagecaption|}}}]] | }} |- {{#if: {{{imagecaption|}}} | {{!}} class="wikia-infobox-caption" colspan="2" {{!}} {{{imagecaption}}} | }} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Vital statistics</div> |- ! Start | {{{start|''Unknown''}}} |- ! End | {{{end|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Prerequisites | {{{prerequisites|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Level | {{{level|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Location | {{{location|''Unknown''}}} |- ! Rewards | {{{rewards|''Unknown''}}} |- ! colspan="2" | <div class="wikia-infobox-section-header">Quest progression</div> |- ! Previous | '''Next''' |- ! style="font-weight:normal;" | {{{previous|''Unknown''}}} | {{{next|''Unknown''}}} |- style="font-size:0; line-height:0;" ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | ! style="width:50%; padding:0" | |}</onlyinclude><noinclude><br style="clear:both;"/> {{documentation}}</noinclude> a628x4pcipewli8dyomhz2l7vt8pqav 10 2108 4041 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4041 wikitext text/x-wiki ==Description== To use this template, copy the following code and fill in the appropriate fields. ==Syntax== <pre> {{infobox quest | title = | image = [e.g. "Example.jpg"] | imagewidth = [e.g. "150"] [default: 210 pixels] | imagecaption = | start = | end = | prerequisites = | level = | location = | rewards = | previous = | next = }} </pre> ==Samples== <pre> {{infobox quest | title = Flowers of Justice! | image = Example.jpg | start = Chrys | end = Geran | prerequisites = None | level = 5 | location = Earth | rewards = Justice-Wrought Petals | previous = A | next = C }} </pre> Results in... {{infobox quest | title = Flowers of Justice! | image = Example.jpg | start = Chrys | end = Geran | prerequisites = None | level = 5 | location = Earth | rewards = Justice-Wrought Petals | previous = A | next = C }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 97ed47vvaznyqga3koch870z6dzm8ib 10 2119 3335 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4 revisions 3335 wikitext text/x-wiki {| style="width:100%; margin-top:1em; border:1px solid #999; font-size:90%; text-align:center;" |- ! style="background-color:#3366CC; color:#FFFFFF; padding:0.2em 0.5em;" nowrap="nowrap" | {{{header}}} |- | style="padding:0.2em 0.5em;" | {{{body}}} |}<noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> tsoqn5n1z78sv0c715ghxwenmilqbbm 10 2118 4047 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4047 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to create a basic navigation box. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|navbox|...}}</code> somewhere, with parameters as shown below. ;Sample output <pre>{{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }}</pre> Results in... {{navbox |header=Land of Bob |body=This <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki> and that <nowiki>[[place]]</nowiki>. }} <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 19wp1i99b8i5h0u68ldh9ho3tjihqkv 10 3230 6347 2023-08-10T02:07:25Z HiGuysWhoAmI 52624943 Created page with "<div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - P..." 6347 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> iojzbfw1175g7m48q4i61alb47y1e9w 7053 6347 2024-06-17T23:44:44Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7053 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> 7rp62venwouwme13lgr53shxkdqvtk2 7146 7053 2024-06-28T20:16:25Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7146 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]]- [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> fjqwd2m5551h8it0vgzwhm3z0oarb8o 7153 7146 2024-06-29T04:52:28Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7153 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] - [[Ad Bishop]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> 41zbldptmn6smjgf3lzhezn7zu3qiy3 7157 7153 2024-06-29T17:54:03Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7157 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] - [[Ad Bishop]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] - [[Ad Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> kz0q7eb0fynd3q6cckabu9mzgmep1fo 7169 7157 2024-07-03T05:35:35Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7169 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] - [[Ad Bishop]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] - [[Ad Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] - [[Ad Horsey]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]] - 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[[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] - [[Ad Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] - [[Ad Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] - [[Ad Horsey]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> hvboir6y9yjb68foaq1o7e14i7nhuub 7184 7179 2024-07-23T07:54:09Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7184 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (not the band?)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] - [[Ad Bishop]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] - [[Ad Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] - [[Ad Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] - [[Ad Horsey]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] - [[Ad Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> 2apcg3a0xuji9rw9qd91er1zrwhtn5m 7206 7184 2024-08-05T01:27:40Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7206 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (pieces)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] - [[Ad Bishop]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] - [[Ad Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] - [[Ad Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] - [[Ad Horsey]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] - [[Ad Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - [[Barnacle]] - [[Base]] - [[Basilisk]] - [[Beetle]] - [[Bobby Fischer]] - [[Boss]] - [[Braille alphabet letter]] - [[Brick]] - [[Broken Piece]] - [[Calculator]] - [[Cardinal]] - [[Cat]] - [[Caveman]] - [[Cerberus]] - [[Chalk]] - [[Chameleon]] - [[Chance Cards]] - [[Chancemaker]] - [[Cheerleader]] - [[Chess Buzzard]] - [[Chess Cannon]] - [[Chess clock]] - [[Chess Devil]] - [[Chess Fannon]] - [[Chess Reaper]] - [[Chess Umpire]] - [[Chessboard]] - [[Chessian]] - [[Chrysippus]] - [[Coin]] - [[Currency]] - [[Dark Matter]] - [[Die]] - [[Decoy]] - [[Doge]] - [[Donkey]] - [[Duck]] - [[Ferrari™]] - [[Food]] - [[Freddy Fazbear]] - [[Garfield]] - [[Garry Kasparov (Piece)]] - [[Ghost]] - [[Giant Chess]] - [[Gluon]] - [[Google]] - [[Handmaidens]] - [[Hawk]] - [[Hotel]] - [[Jarmge]] - [[Jester]] - [[Jesus]] - [[King Prawns]] - [[Kintan strider]] - [[Knight]] - [[Knook]] - [[L-shaped Tetris Piece]] - [[Land Cards]] - [[Laughing matter]] - [[Lawnmower]] - [[Lookman]] - [[Lord]] - [[Luigi]] - [[Machine]] - [[Mario]] - [[Matryoshka doll]] - [[Mine from Minesweeper]] - [[Minesweeper]] - [[Minions]] - [[Monarch]] - [[Moses]] - [[MrBeast]] - [[Newspaper]] - [[Oreo]] - [[Orphan]] - [[Otis the cow]] - [[Peashooter]] - [[Pegasus]] - [[Picnicking]] - [[Pigeon]] - [[Pilgrim]] - [[Pipe Bomb]] - [[Piper]] - [[Policeman]] - [[Professor Plum]] - [[Quarter]] - [[Queen|Queen (The Band)]] - [[Ratchine Farrell]] - [[Sawdust]] - [[Scout]] - [[Sergeant Peters]] - [[Shark]] - [[Sisyphus]] - [[Skull]] - [[Spongebob]] - [[Spy]] - [[Stop Sign]] - [[Swordsman]] - [[Taylor Swift]] - [[Terminator]] - [[The Announcer]] - [[The one Piece]] - [[The Sinister Man]] - [[Toa]] - [[Trojans]] - [[Tyson]] - [[UFO]] - [[Weird Piece]] - [[Weirder Piece]] - [[Weirdest Piece]] - [[Wheater]] - [[Wizard]] - [[World piece]] - [[Zebra]] - [[ඞ]] - [[ヽ༼ຈل͜ຈ༽ﾉ]]</div> 16fu9q38v9gx301u3sgov7npxjrhg3k 7207 7206 2024-08-05T01:28:01Z Bryson Valdez 50391239 7207 wikitext text/x-wiki <div style="padding:10px;background:white;border:2px solid black;border-radius:7.5px;width:100%;color:black;"> <center><font size="4">'''Pieces'''</font></center> <center>Traditional pieces<center> [[Pawn]] - [[Rook]] - [[Horsey]] - [[Bishop]] - [[Queen (piece)|Queen]] - [[King]] <center>Bishops<center> [[Chess.com Bishop]] - [[ChessKid Bishop]] - [[Clay Bishop]] - [[Eater Bishop]] - [[Exploding Bishop Bug]] - [[Ad Bishop]] <center>Pawns<center> [[Long pawn]] - [[Civilians]] - [[Harvey Jacobs]] - [[Pwnzmsaucz]] - [[The Twins]] - [[Sidepawn]] - [[Starcross'd Lovers]] — [[Wylvywth Wxtygrl]] - [[Emerald Pawn]] - [[Emoji Pawn ♟️]] - [[The Red Pawn]] - [[Large Pawn]] - [[Ad Pawn]] <center>Rooks<center> [[Merged Rooks]] - [[Moses (Rook)]] - [[Upside-Down Rook]] - [[Ad Rook]] <center>Horses<center> [[Clay Knight/Horsey]] - [[Front-facing Horsey]] - [[Zorse]] - [[Ad Horsey]] <center>Queens<center> [[Wooden Queens]] - [[Doodle Queen]] - [[Amethyst Queen]] - [[Ad Queen]] <center>Kings<center> [[Amethyst King]] - [[U+2654 WHITE CHESS KING ♔]] <center>Other<center> [[8-sided dice]] - [[?]] - [[A marble]] - [[Actress]] - [[AI]] - [[Alligator]] - [[Bactrian Camel Emoji]] - [[Barack Obama]] - [[Barber]] - 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Can be used with or without the names of the parameters. ;Usage * <code><nowiki>{{quotebox|quotetext=text of the quote|personquoted=person quoted|quotesource=source of quote|quotewidth=##px|quoteheight=##px}}</nowiki><code> * <code><nowiki>{{quotebox|text of quote|person quoted|source of quote|##px|##px}}</nowiki></code> * Only the first parameter is required. * There are other currently undocumented parameters. ;Examples <pre> {{quotebox |quotetext=text of the quote |personquoted=person quoted |quotesource=source of quote }} </pre> :gives... {{quotebox|quotetext=text of the quote|personquoted=person quoted|quotesource=source of quote}} ---- ;Template <onlyinclude>{| align="center" style="border-collapse:collapse; border-style:solid; background-color:transparent;" | width="20" valign="top" style="color:{{{quotemarkscolor|#b2b7f2}}};font-size:{{#switch:{{{size|{{{4|{{{quotewidth|{{{width|20px}}}}}}}}}}}} |10px=20px |30px=60px |40px=80px |50px=100px |60px=120px |#default=40px}};font-family:serif;font-weight:bold;text-align:left;padding:10px 10px;" | &ldquo; | valign="top" style="padding:4px 10px;" | {{{quote|{{{1|{{{quotetext|<noinclude>Text of the quote</noinclude>}}}}}}}}} | width="20" valign="bottom" style="color:#b2B7F2;font-size:{{#switch:{{{size|{{{4|{{{quotewidth|{{{width|20px}}}}}}}}}}}} |10px=20px |30px=60px |40px=80px |50px=100px |60px=120px |#default=40px}};font-family:serif;font-weight:bold;text-align:right;padding:10px 10px;" | &rdquo; |- {{#if:{{{2|{{{personquoted|}}}}}}{{{3|{{{quotesource|}}}}}}| {{!}} &nbsp; {{!}} valign="top" {{!}}{{#if:{{{2|{{{personquoted|<noinclude>Origin</noinclude>}}}}}}|<div style="line-height:1em;text-align: right"><cite style="font-style:normal;">&mdash; {{{person|{{{2|{{{personquoted|}}}}}}}}}{{#if:{{{3|{{{quotesource|<noinclude>Source</noinclude>}}}}}}|, {{{3|{{{quotesource|}}}}}}}}</cite></div>}} {{!}} }} |}</onlyinclude> </noinclude> [[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]] fozqm1z5059pprbjylqhd6vwia3fg4h 10 1788 3497 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 1 revision 3497 wikitext text/x-wiki <div class="boilerplate" id="c-fairuse" style="width:90%; margin:0 auto; padding:10px; border:1px solid #A8ACA8; background:#FFFFCC; color:#000;"> '''''This file was uploaded by the photographer or author.''''' </div><noinclude> {{documentation}}</noinclude> 0wg4x2fx3zo96zqsn5b60yty1md633y 10 1953 4022 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4022 wikitext text/x-wiki ;Description :This template is used to mark images as having been uploaded by the photographer or author. ;Syntax :Type <code>{{t|self}}</code> on the image information page. <includeonly>[[Category:Templates|{{PAGENAME}}]]</includeonly><noinclude>[[Category:Template documentation|{{PAGENAME}}]]</noinclude> 135dq46ihrkcwpoyai852cxqf2dbsc0 10 3551 7232 2024-09-20T12:37:11Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Imported default template. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for more details. 7232 wikitext text/x-wiki &lt;blockquote class=&quot;pull-quote&quot;&gt; &lt;div style=&quot;pull-quote_text&gt;Text...&lt;/div&gt; &lt;p style=&quot;text-align: right&quot;&gt;&lt;cite&gt;—speaker&lt;/cite&gt;&lt;/p&gt; &lt;/blockquote&gt; cdx4bgd4151icvrqb6chd4v4jb2z945 7233 7232 2024-09-20T12:37:12Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Updated default StructuredQuotes template. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for more details. 7233 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote class="pull-quote"> <div style="pull-quote_text>{{{text|Text...}}}</div> <p style="text-align: right"><cite>—{{{speaker|speaker}}}{{#if:{{{receiver|}}}|, to {{{receiver|}}}}}{{#if:{{{attribution|}}}|, {{{attribution|}}}}}{{#if:{{{source|}}}|, {{{source|}}}}}</cite></p> </blockquote> <noinclude> {{#if:{{PROTECTIONEXPIRY:edit | Template:StructuredQuote/doc }} | {{Documentation}} | }} </noinclude> 4sm7qh2pbsnyphkhh1ylhvyy27diyaf 7238 7233 2024-10-21T20:02:31Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Updated default StructuredQuote template. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for more details. 7238 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote class="pull-quote"> <div class="pull-quote__text">{{{text|Text...}}}</div> <p style="text-align: right"><cite>—{{{speaker|speaker}}}{{#if:{{{receiver|}}}|, to {{{receiver|}}}}}{{#if:{{{attribution|}}}|, {{{attribution|}}}}}{{#if:{{{source|}}}|, {{{source|}}}}}</cite></p> </blockquote> <noinclude> ==Description== A template used for displaying Structured Quotes ( ''<nowiki>{{#SQuote:}}</nowiki>'' ). If you want to unlock the full potential of Structured Quotes, please avoid using this template directly, and consider ''<nowiki>{{#SQuote:}}</nowiki>'' markup instead. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for extra information about Structured Quotes. ==Syntax== <pre> {{StructuredQuote | text = | speaker = | receiver = | attribution = | source = }} </pre> ==Samples== {{StructuredQuote |text=Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not. (...) |speaker=[[Yoda]] |receiver=[[Luke Skywalker]] |source=[[Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back]] }} <pre> {{StructuredQuote |text=Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not. (...) |speaker=[[Yoda]] |receiver=[[Luke Skywalker]] |source=[[Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back]] }} </pre> == TemplateData == <templatedata> { "params": { "text": { "label": "Quote text", "description": "quote text", "type": "content", "required": true }, "speaker": { "label": "Person(s) quoted", "description": "individual(s) who uttered or wrote the quoted words (wikitext links, comma-separated)", "type": "content", "required": true }, "receiver": { "label": "Person(s) to whom the quote was spoken", "description": "person the quote was spoken to (wikitext links, comma-separated)", "type": "content", "suggested": true }, "attribution": { "label": "Attribution(s)", "description": "attribution (wikitext links, comma-separated)", "type": "content", "suggested": true }, "source": { "label": "Quote source", "description": "place where it was spoken (wikitext link)", "type": "content", "suggested": true } }, "format": "block" } </templatedata> </noinclude> oo5b57fo2xd1mceyzo6sr5v16rl78qn 7246 7238 2024-11-08T03:38:03Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Updated default StructuredQuote template. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for more details. 7246 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote class="pull-quote"> <div class="pull-quote__text">{{{text|Text...}}}</div> <p style="text-align: right"><cite>—{{{speaker|speaker}}}{{#if:{{{receiver|}}}|, to {{{receiver|}}}}}{{#if:{{{attribution|}}}|, {{{attribution|}}}}}{{#if:{{{source|}}}|, {{{source|}}}}}</cite></p> </blockquote> <noinclude> ==Description== A template used for displaying Structured Quotes ( ''<nowiki>{{#SQuote:}}</nowiki>'' ). If you want to unlock the full potential of Structured Quotes, please avoid using this template directly, and consider ''<nowiki>{{#SQuote:}}</nowiki>'' markup instead. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for extra information about Structured Quotes. ==Syntax== <pre> {{StructuredQuote | text = | speaker = | receiver = | attribution = | source = }} </pre> ==Samples== {{StructuredQuote |text=Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not. (...) |speaker=[[w:c:en.starwars:Yoda|Yoda]] |receiver=[[w:c:en.starwars:Luke_Skywalker|Luke Skywalker]] |source=[[w:c:en.starwars:Star_Wars:_Episode_V_The_Empire_Strikes_Back|Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back]] }} <pre> {{StructuredQuote |text=Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not. (...) |speaker=[[Yoda]] |receiver=[[Luke Skywalker]] |source=[[Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back]] }} </pre> == TemplateData == <templatedata> { "params": { "text": { "label": "Quote text", "description": "quote text", "type": "content", "required": true }, "speaker": { "label": "Person(s) quoted", "description": "individual(s) who uttered or wrote the quoted words (wikitext links, comma-separated)", "type": "content", "required": true }, "receiver": { "label": "Person(s) to whom the quote was spoken", "description": "person the quote was spoken to (wikitext links, comma-separated)", "type": "content", "suggested": true }, "attribution": { "label": "Attribution(s)", "description": "attribution (wikitext links, comma-separated)", "type": "content", "suggested": true }, "source": { "label": "Quote source", "description": "place where it was spoken (wikitext link)", "type": "content", "suggested": true } }, "format": "block" } </templatedata> </noinclude> t808cx5iy65gb6scx67s6giyg81ape0 7249 7246 2024-11-15T03:05:55Z FANDOMbot 32794352 Updated default StructuredQuote template. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for more details. 7249 wikitext text/x-wiki <blockquote class="pull-quote"> <div class="pull-quote__text">{{{text|Text...}}}</div> <p style="text-align: right"><cite>—{{{speaker|speaker}}}{{#if:{{{receiver|}}}|, to {{{receiver|}}}}}{{#if:{{{attribution|}}}|, {{{attribution|}}}}}{{#if:{{{source|}}}|, {{{source|}}}}}</cite></p> </blockquote> <noinclude> ==Description== A template used for displaying Structured Quotes ( ''<nowiki>{{#SQuote:}}</nowiki>'' ). If you want to unlock the full potential of Structured Quotes, please avoid using this template directly, and consider ''<nowiki>{{#SQuote:}}</nowiki>'' markup instead. See https://community.fandom.com/wiki/Help:Structured_Quotes for extra information about Structured Quotes. ==Syntax== <pre> {{StructuredQuote | text = | speaker = | receiver = | attribution = | source = }} </pre> ==Samples== {{StructuredQuote |text=Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not. (...) |speaker=[[w:c:en.starwars:Yoda|Yoda]] |receiver=[[w:c:en.starwars:Luke_Skywalker|Luke Skywalker]] |source=[[w:c:en.starwars:Star_Wars:_Episode_V_The_Empire_Strikes_Back|Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back]] }} <pre> {{StructuredQuote |text=Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmm? Hmm. And well you should not. 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Red entries are yet to be documented.'' {| class="fandom-table" | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B8]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D8]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F8]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H8]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B7]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D7]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F7]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H7]]''' |- | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B6]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D6]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F6]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H6]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B5]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D5]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F5]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H5]]''' |- | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B4]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D4]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F4]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H4]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B3]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D3]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F3]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H3]]''' |- | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B2]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D2]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F2]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H2]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B1]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D1]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F1]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H1]]''' |} ==More Squares== Scroll down to see list of all squares just a bit further here it is og6hjk32oq0eovzcfwy24jmscuoiqtt 5786 5434 2023-03-02T19:16:46Z Chalcogens 52316134 5786 wikitext text/x-wiki Comprehensive list of all documented squares in [[Chess]] ==The Main Perimeter== ''Also known as the [[Board]]. [[Red]] entries are yet to be documented.'' {| class="fandom-table" | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B8]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D8]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F8]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G8]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H8]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B7]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D7]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F7]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G7]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H7]]''' |- | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B6]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D6]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F6]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G6]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H6]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B5]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D5]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F5]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G5]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H5]]''' |- | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B4]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D4]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F4]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G4]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H4]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B3]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D3]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F3]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G3]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H3]]''' |- | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[A2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[B2]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[C2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[D2]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[E2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[F2]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[G2]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[H2]]''' |- | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[A1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[B1]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[C1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[D1]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[E1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[F1]]''' | style="background:yellowgreen;" |'''[[G1]]''' | style="background:lemonchiffon;" |'''[[H1]]''' |} ==More Squares== Scroll down to see list of all squares just a bit further here it is koxp41nq8u0klr60gvg40wgfle667dr 14 1901 3648 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 Tweaking category listing and converting idealism to realism for the target market 3648 wikitext text/x-wiki This category should contain all '''template documentation pages'''. See [[Template:Documentation]] for more details. [[Category:Templates| Documentation]] hhrr5ltyz96ebw3x0pwu6064duhdnkp 14 1766 4023 2015-03-11T04:12:08Z Default 49312 4023 wikitext text/x-wiki This is the base category for '''templates'''. Templates should be placed in appropriate subcategories. See [[Project:Templates]] for collated information on templates. [[Category:Browse]] nx87w1iodeej4r9bg2psirgo3vly5yi 14 2711 5259 2023-01-21T13:47:33Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Thaumaturgy''' is the use and work of magic and magical abilities. Magic is one of the main forces in the [[Chess World]]. Some pieces have thaumaturgical capabilities (see [[Wizard]])" 5259 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Thaumaturgy''' is the use and work of magic and magical abilities. Magic is one of the main forces in the [[Chess World]]. Some pieces have thaumaturgical capabilities (see [[Wizard]]) rwwxak5gl7akqfba0812iryteyylbdw 14 2710 5258 2023-01-21T13:42:32Z Chalcogens 52316134 Created page with "'''Theology''' is the study pertaining to all stuff religion! Religion is one of the main forces found in the [[Chess World]]" 5258 wikitext text/x-wiki '''Theology''' is the study pertaining to all stuff religion! Religion is one of the main forces found in the [[Chess World]] gir33u13mbtsgxdfx7p0ahkn8c8yymt 14 2499 4833 2016-10-27T16:16:18Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "[[Category:Categories]]" 4833 wikitext text/x-wiki [[Category:Categories]] rs6d9xnb0wdko34dcdasz527jk9ly7b 14 2217 4240 2015-03-11T21:13:16Z Milo fett 34586 Created page with "There exist many '''Variants''' of Chess." 4240 wikitext text/x-wiki There exist many '''Variants''' of Chess. 3ystjh01e64yydtg4t8zwlobrzuqv01 4241 4240 2015-03-11T21:13:26Z Milo fett 34586 4241 wikitext text/x-wiki There exist many '''Variants''' of [[Chess]]. ajcm3hgt0x5sw0g6zx9jr7lesc61rhs 14 3481 6997 2024-02-06T14:03:07Z Craten 26192002 Created page with "Vehicles are Pieces that other Pieces can get inside. They provide protection against damage, but not Taking, increased speed, and potential anonymity if the windows are blacked- or whited-out. It is considered [[Wisdom|wise]] to immediately place your [[King]] in a Vehicle, alongside many Pawns in identical vehicles, and for them to move around at a blinding pace, making a kind of [[shell game]]. Vehicles include: * [[Ferrari™]] * [[Car]] * [[Tank]] * [[Mater]] *..." 6997 wikitext text/x-wiki Vehicles are Pieces that other Pieces can get inside. They provide protection against damage, but not Taking, increased speed, and potential anonymity if the windows are blacked- or whited-out. It is considered [[Wisdom|wise]] to immediately place your [[King]] in a Vehicle, alongside many Pawns in identical vehicles, and for them to move around at a blinding pace, making a kind of [[shell game]]. Vehicles include: * [[Ferrari™]] * [[Car]] * [[Tank]] * [[Mater]] * [[Vehicle]] In order to operate a vehicle without getting [[Policeman|arrested]], Pieces must have a driver's license and score under 0.08 on the breathalyzer. 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The function passed to -- [[Module:SpecialCategorizer]] is called if the page being processed is -- not blacklisted. if not args.url and not args[3] then require('Module:SpecialCategorizer')._main(function () -- The category link is split up so that this page isn't categorised. root:wikitext('[[' .. 'Category:Unsourced quotes]]') end) end return tostring(root) end function p.main(frame) local args = {} for k, v in pairs(frame:getParent().args) do v = v:match('^%s*(.-)%s*$') -- trim whitespace if v ~= '' then args[k] = v end end return p._main(args) end return p anbhfreogmfrzqu53drhy656xvb0qxs 4347 4346 2015-03-17T23:22:52Z Milo fett 34586 4347 Scribunto text/plain -- This module implements [[Template:Quote]]. local p = {} function p._main(args) -- Create the surrounding div. local root = mw.html.create('div') root :addClass('quote') -- Start a new line and add the span containing the quote. root :newline() :wikitext(':') local quoteSpan = root:tag('span') if args[3] then quoteSpan:attr('title', 'Source:&nbsp;' .. args[3]) end quoteSpan :wikitext(string.format( "%s''%s''%s", args.noquote and '' or '"', args[1] or '{{{1}}}', args.trans and '' or '"' )) -- Add the attribution. root :newline() :wikitext(':&#8213;') :wikitext(args[2] or '{{{2}}}') -- Add everything that needs to go inside a noprint span. if args.audio or args.url or args[3] then local noprintSpan = root:tag('span'):addClass('noprint') -- Audio link if args.audio then noprintSpan :wikitext('&nbsp;&mdash; [[File:Gnome-speakernotes.png|20px|(audio)]]') :wikitext(string.format( '[[Media:%s|Listen]] <small>([[:File:%s|file info]])</small>', args.audio, args.audio )) end -- Source link if args.url or args[3] then local sourceSup = noprintSpan:tag('sup') local display = mw.text.nowiki('[src]') if args.url then sourceSup :addClass('plainlinks') :wikitext(string.format('[%s %s]', args.url, display)) else -- We have already checked that args[3] is present. sourceSup:wikitext(string.format('[[%s|%s]]', args[3], display)) end end end -- Add the tracking category. 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